The Friends of Historic Boonville are pleased to announce that Franco- British conductor Stephanie Childress will be joining them for the 47th Annual Missouri River Festival of the Arts on Saturday, August 27.
Local school districts are looking ahead to the start of the 2022 – 2023 school year. Back in 2020, the earliest possible start date for public schools was changed by state statute.
On Saturday, September 17th, the streets of Rocheport will come alive as the Rocheport Area Merchants Association hosts the 16th Annual Rocheport Stroll. The Rocheport Stroll gives visitors and friends the opportunity to stroll through the streets of the city as they enjoy wine and beer samples while visiting the different locations, which include most merchants across town as well as the opportunity to enjoy delicious beverages.
Prairie Home School open house will be at 6 p.m. Monday, August 22nd, and the 2022-2023 school year begins on Wednesday, August 24th. Classes start at 8 a.m. and dismissal is at 3:15 p.m. Early dismissal is 12:30 p.m. this year.
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The Indianapolis Motor Speedway was the brainchild of Carl Fisher when, in 1906, car manufacturers complained about not being able to test new models for potential top speeds. The auto industry was in its infancy and decent roadways had yet to be developed.
Members of the Boonville Kiwanis Club, along with staff from David Barton Elementary School, the Isle of Capri Casino Hotel Boonville, and the Boonville Correctional Center’s Restorative Justice Program packed school supplies on Saturday, August 13. The supplies were given for free to children in kindergarten through 5th grade on Sunday, August 14 at Lions Park. Over 500 backpacks were filled with the supplies children need to start the school year. (Photo by Laura Wax)
School and classes all around Missouri are gearing up for the 2022-2023 school year. State Fair Community College is no different.
COLUMBIA, MO. — Did you know about 62% of the U.S.
COLUMBIA, MO, – U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development Missouri State Director Kyle Wilkens announced that USDA is awarding over $1.25 million in grants to improve health care facilities in two rural towns in Missouri.