Walnut Grove Cemetery prepares for Memorial Day
As Memorial Day approaches, Walnut Grove Cemetery reminds the public that vehicle traffic is restricted during the holiday.
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School’s out for the summer
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City Council hears plans for Heritage Days
Heritage Days will be in just over one month.
MoDOT encourages extra caution ahead of busiest construction season ever this summer
JEFFERSON CITY – As Memorial Day approaches and Missourians ramp up their summer travels, the Missouri Department of Transportation is urging drivers to plan ahead, use good judgment and be patient, as there are more work zones than ever across the state this construction season. Distracted driving, impaired driving, excessive speeds, and not wearing seat belts are just a few of the concerns that may accompany the increased Memorial Day weekend traffic. In Missouri, 10 people were killed and 83 were seriously injured in crashes over the Memorial Day holiday last year. MoDOT officials would like that number to be zero for the 2025 holiday.
Library fundraiser “Change for Chairs” expands
Fundraising efforts to provide furnishings for the Library’s soon-to-be new home on the Historic Kemper Campus received a tremendous boost during the “May on Main” event on May 10 in Downtown Boonville. At the event, the Friends of the Library launched their fundraising effort to provide a way for everyone to know how important donations of any amount helps raise funds for the relocation of the Library to its new home. Structural and renovation work on the building is nearly complete, but donations are needed to provide furniture and furnishings for a building that is more than twice the size as the current Library.
CAR prepares cemetery for Memorial Day
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Taylor speaks to ACCR
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MoDOT extends weight allowance for truckloads of aggregate used in flood relief and levee repair
JEFFERSON CITY – The Missouri Department of Transportation has announced another extension of an allowance for heavier-than-normal truckloads of rock, sand and gravel on Missouri highways for flood relief, levees and other public infrastructure flood repair. The waiver allows private and for-hire motor carriers to haul up to 10% more than their licensed weight on Missouri highways.
Stepping into the future
For the seniors at Boonville High School, Sunday, May 18 marked the close of their primary and secondary school careers as they walked across the stage in Windsor Gymnasium at BHS to accept their diplomas.
Lions Park Aquatic Center set to open
With summer fast approaching, that means a Boonville staple will soon be open for the season.