April 16th Online Edition
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‘Honoring Our Past – Creating Hope For The Future’ Is Theme Of WERDCC Crime Victims’ Rights Week Event
A ceremony was held on Monday, April 8 at the Women’s Eastern Reception, Diagnostic and Correctional Center in Vandalia to mark the annual National Crime Victims’ Rights Week which is April 7-13 this year. “Honoring Our Past. Creating Hope For The Future.” is the theme of this year’s annual event. Restorative Justice is a victim-focused […]
Stark Bro’s Set To Host 35th Annual Customer Appreciation Days April 11-14
Stark Bro’s Nurseries & Orchards Co., is once again ready to host its popular once-a-year sale event, to be held from April 11-14. Customers travel hundreds of miles for acres and acres’ worth of bargains and events that are family-friendly — and free. To the delight of local gardeners, everything from fruit trees and berry […]
Fire Causes Major Damage To NECAC Apartment Complex
Authorities were investigating the cause of a fire that heavily damaged one of three buildings at the Creekside Apartments in Bowling Green early Friday morning, April 5. There were no injuries, but a Bowling Green firefighter was taken to the hospital for observation after apparently experiencing fatigue. Twenty people in seven apartments were affected. An […]
Silex Prom 2019
Prom activities were held at Silex High School on Saturday, April 6 with a theme of “Meet Me Under The Sea.” Hank Kientzy and Halle Mueller were crowned king and queen. Hank is the son of Rick and Donna Kientzy and Halle is the daughter of Mike and Elaine Mueller. Find court photo on page […]
April 9th Online Edition
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LHS Set To Host District Quizbowl Tourney
Louisiana Quizbowl is on another hot streak as they prepare to host the MSHSAA Class 2 District 12 Tournament this weekend at the high school. The LHS Quizbowl team took first place in the Ladue Invitational Spring Tournament on Saturday, March 30 at Ladue Horton Watkins High School in St. Louis. The team went undefeated […]
Rains Cause Flooding To Worsen In Clarksville
Weekend rains has caused the flooding situation to worsen in Clarksville. The Mississippi River climbed above major flood stage and unofficially tied the record Sunday for the seventh highest level in the community’s 202-year history. Additional sandbags are being put in place to save homes, businesses and the post office. It is already too late […]
Woods Smoked Meats Wins Big At Missouri Competitions, Conventions
Woods Smoked Meats of Bowling Green entered two cured meat competition in March. Steve Bolten, general manager of Woods, prepared the products for show, putting in many hours selecting the raw material, grinding, stuffing, and smoking the products. The results of all the hard work paid off as the awards were impressive to saw the least. […]
