JEFFERSON CITY---Union Electric Company d/b/a Ameren Missouri and Co-Mo Electric Cooperative (Co-Mo) have filed an application with the Missouri Public Service Commission seeking Commission approval of an agreement between the two electric service providers as well as a territorial agreement between the two.
The 2nd Annual Gym Rat Camp was in full swing last week in Bunceton. With four different groups held, the classes began early and went on until early afternoon.
The Isle of Capri recently donated $728 to PAWS (Pet Adoption and Welfare Service). PAWS serves the needs of dogs and cats in Howard County. PAWS Co-Chair Nancy Shepherd and her adorable dog “China” accepted the donation on May 4th. Pictured are, front row from left: Isle of Capri Director of Finance Andrea Boggs, Senior Vice President Kathryn Schuster, PAWS Co-Chair Nancy Shepherd, and her dog “China.” Back Row from left: Director of Marketing Chris St. Romaine, Human Resources Director Garett Richards.
Boonville Police Dept. 05-31-22 Citations TIFFANY L.
After a two-year absence, Pedaler’s Jamboree rolled back into town on Saturday May 28. The ride last came to Boonville in 2019.
Plans are coming together for the fourth weekend in June, as Boonville prepares to hold its annual Heritage Days celebration. This year, those dates are June 22 – 25.
Recently one of Boonville’s own got the news that no parent ever wants to receive. David Barton Elementary student Hunter Simmons was diagnosed with Leukemia.
John Alexander Logan was born near Murphysboro, Illinois, on February 9, 1826, the son of Dr. John Logan and his second wife, Elizabeth (Jenkins) Logan. He enlisted during the Mexican-American war and was comissioned a second lieutenant. Following the war Logan studied law, graduated from the University of Louisville’s law department in 1851, and began a successful law practice.
The Friends of Historic Boonville Director Kari Evans and Board President Steve Litwiller accept a check from the Boonville Lions Club President Bob Roach for ongoing projects. (Photo provided by Boonville Lions Club)
Vice President Kamala Harris met with abortion providers from Missouri and other restrictive states Thursday to consider ways the Biden administration can protect and expand access to the full scope of reproductive health care.