By David Sharp “There are definitely some emotions here,” Highland senior Haleigh Winter said after being part of the Lady Cougars winning their second Class 2 Softball State Championship in school ...

The Memphis FFA Girls A Team celebrates their victory as State Champions in the ladies division at the MYSSA State Trapshoot in Linn Creek, competing against 17 squads. The Memphis FFA Boys A Team ...

Submitted by Stephanie Hubbard, Superintendent Newtown-Harris R-III School Caleb Fairley grew up in our small community and graduated from Newtown- Harris. He returned to the community and has been ...

The driving while intoxicated criminal case against Scotland County Sheriff Bryan Whitney, scheduled to be heard before a Scotland County jury on Monday, Dec. 16, was mysteriously dropped by special ...

The 2024 Tri-Rivers Legend from Milan started making an impact on Milan Athletics in 1997 when he started coaching his daughter Hillary’s summer Tball team. He has been on the baseball diamond and the ...

As we approach January 2025, I want to share a quick look back at where we’ve been and—more importantly—where we’re going. Representing Northeast Missouri has always been a privilege, and I don’t take ...

Palmyra, Missouri – especially at Christmastime – with it’s blue lights sending a glow over a quaint and bustling Main Street, might make one reminiscent of a fictional small town like Bedford Falls, ...

It has been just over two years since free Missouri Sunshine Law training was offered in the far northeast corner of the state, and we’re excited to announce that we are once again partnering with the ...

After 47 years of being in business, Frank “Junior” and Barb Crabtree have announced their retirement and the sale of the Frank’s Appliances location in Edina to a new local business owner. The couple ...

On November 3, Rick Neff and his horse, Heavy Pressure, won the Junior Polebending at the American Quarter Horse Championship show in Oklahoma, City. Polebending is a test of speed and agility where ...

JEFFERSON CITY, MO – Locust Creek Covered Bridge State Historic Site closed to the public starting at noon Dec. 24, 2024, to prepare for the bridge’s movement to Pershing State Park. Along with the ...