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Bunceton area schools excel at learning
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Mizzou releases fall 2024 dean’s list
COLUMBIA, Mo. — MIZ … ZOU! The University of Missouri is roaring with pride as we congratulate the 12,392 undergraduate students who earned a place on the fall 2024 dean’s list. This prestigious honor celebrates Tigers who demonstrate exceptional determination, drive and success in their academic endeavors. Their hard work embodies the spirit and dedication of our entire university community.
Missouri Department of Revenue now accepting e-filed state tax returns
JEFFERSON CITY — The Missouri Department of Revenue is now accepting electronically filed state tax returns for tax year 2024. As Missourians prepare to file their tax returns, the Department is reminding customers of some best practices and available resources that can help ensure a smooth tax season.
HISTORICALLY YOURS
The Civil War officially ended April 1865. The Thirteenth Amendment which abolished slavery in the US was ratified December 1865. But Jim Crow, Black Codes, and segregation were still going strong in the South 100 years later.
Kiwanis Chili Day served hundreds
The smell of ground beef and chili powder wafted through the open doors of Saints Peter & Paul Catholic Church Wednesday January 29, as individuals lined up to get a taste of the Boonville Kiwanis Club’s Annual Chili Day fundraiser.
SuperFinn Autism Foundation raises money for special education
Team Law squeaks by with a win By Laura WaxBoonville Daily News Windsor Gymnasium at Boonville High School was the place to be Saturday night… Login to continue reading Login…
Victorian high tea celebrates P.E.O. Founders’ Day
Boonville Chapter GO of P.E.O. hosted a Founders’ Day celebration on January 25 for the five chapters in Cooper and Howard Counties. The “Victorian High Tea” took place in the Fellowship Hall of the First Presbyterian Church in Boonville. The Fellowship Hall was a perfect setting for the event with its history of being the location of the First Presbyterian Church School in Boonville in 1872. Joining members of host Chapter GO for the celebration were members from Chapter MJ of Boonville, Chapter GG of New Franklin, and Chapters AU and NN of Fayette.
Prairie Home announces water and sewer markings
Representatives from the Missouri Rural Water Association will be performing duties to document the City’s water and sewer infrastructure using Geographic Information System (GIS) mapping, according to the city’s website. Mary Sue Fontana writes that for the city to prepare for this task, blue, and green marking flags and paint will be used to identify the location of water meters, valves, and sewer manholes. Please do not remove these flags until after work is complete, which is tentatively schedules for February 18th or 19th. However, this is a very weather-dependent task, and it may not be completed until a later date. If you have any questions, you may contact City Hall. (660) 841-5524