Spring mean clean up around town
For many, spring means cleaning and the City of Boonville agrees.
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Pirate golfers finish 5th in Father Tolton Tournament
Aden Rapp finishes 4 over against a field of 19 teams By Chris BowieBoonville Daily News The Boonville Pirates golf team couldn’t have asked for… Login to continue reading Login…
Lady Pirates look to take the next step in 2025
The Boonville Lady Pirates soccer team had what head coach Alec Adair refer to as a decent year in 2024 while finishing 10-12 overall.
Boonville Lions prepare for annual auction
A community favorite, the Boonville Lions Club annual auction is fast approaching.
Cooper County Extension reflects on the past year
Each year, MU Cooper County Extension office holds an annual banquet to reflect on what has happened over the last 365 day and prepare for the coming year.
Boonville Farmers Market to relocate weekly market
A community staple for the past several years will be relocating this coming spring.
Time to reset clocks and spring forward
March means the lengthening of days and the start of Daylight Saving Time.
Pirates win district opener against Pintos, 52-42
Even before Monday night’s game against the California Pintos in the opening round of the Class 4 District 9 Tournament at Ashland, the Boonville Pirates basketball team knew that beating a team for the third time was going to be no easy task.
SS Peter & Paul Home and School Auction draws a large crowd
The Saints Peter and Paul Home and School Auction Association held their 38th annual Dinner and Auction on Saturday, February 22.
Pirates drop conference finale against Osage, 68-53
Boonville Pirates basketball coach Mark Anderson said the Osage Indians were just better Monday night in the Tri-County Conference action at Osage.