Cooper County Public Health recognized for service
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Pirate wrestlers pick up sweep against Warrensburg, Eldon
Improve to 4-2 on the season By Chris Bowie Boonville Daily News After picking up a sweep against Warrensburg and Eldon Tuesday night at the… Login to continue reading Login…
Runners work off their Thanksgiving meal
By Laura WaxBoonville Daily News Thanksgiving morning started off early for the participants of the Boonslick Heartland YMCA’s 15th annual turkey trot. With a clear… Login to continue reading Login…
City council to consider solid waste collection fee increase
By Laura WaxBoonville Daily News The council heard the first reading of the two new bills and two resolutions at their meeting on Monday evening.… Login to continue reading Login…
Boonville frosh boys win season opener against Fulton, 43-32
By Chris BowieBoonville Daily News The Boonville boys’ freshmen basketball team had a great start to the season Monday night at home by beating the… Login to continue reading Login…
Santa Claus is set to visit Boonville
By Laura WaxBoonville Daily News Santa Claus has his visits to Boonville planned for the upcoming holiday season. The Boonville Area Chamber of Commerce will… Login to continue reading Login…
New Franklin boys and girls win home opener against Salisbury
By Chris BowieBoonville Daily News New Franklin boys’ and girls’ basketball coaches Jim Schlotzhauer and Parker Gross had different words to describe Tuesday night’s game… Login to continue reading Login…
MoDOT seeking input on Howard County intersection realignment
Online public meeting and three-week comment period Nov. 22 to Dec. 13 JEFFERSON CITY, Mo – The Missouri Department of Transportation is seeking input on… Login to continue reading Login…
Boonville Agricultural Education Department to sell poinsettias
The Agricultural Education Department at the Boonslick Technical Education Center is once again selling holiday plants.The students enrolled in Greenhouse Operations & Management I and II have raised and cared for four different colors of poinsettias (red, white, pink, and glitter) as well as blooming cactus.
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