The filing period for the April 3, 2018 election ballot opened last week and continues though Jan. 16, 2018. Those interested in throwing their name in the hat for municipal, school board and other local elections have another few weeks to sign up. The following municipal election filings have been reported. Local school board filings […]
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Click here to read the December 19th, 2017 edition of The People’s Tribune as a PDF.
The Jolly Old Elf was on hand to greet children at the annual Parents As Teachers (PAT) Breakfast With Santa at Clopton Elementary Saturday, Dec. 2. PAT coordinator Julie Phillips was pleased with the turnout as children enjoyed several activities including: a light breakfast, coloring and playdough activities, ornament making and sled rides. Pictured below […]
The Louisiana Elks Lodge held their annual shopping night at Walmart on Monday, Dec. 11. More than 400 kids from the Pike County area were allowed to purchase $80 of clothing including shoes and coats. This has become a holiday tradition for the Elks and one that is very much appreciated by families in need. […]
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Karen Coletti, left, Martha Weston and Dennis Babbitt sing “I Saw Three Ships (Come Sailing In)” at Calvary Episcopal Church on Dec. 10 during the 24th annual Louisiana Area Historical Museum Mid-Town Christmas Church Walk. The three also performed “Love Came Down at Christmas,” “Infant Holy, Infant Lowly” and “Jesus, Jesus, Rest Your Head.” Babbitt […]
The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, Time Critical Diagnosis Unit has certified Pike County Memorial Hospital as a Level III Stroke Center. Level III Centers play an important role in providing access to time critical care which is important to patients in non-metropolitan areas. PCMH elected to pursue the voluntary Level III Stroke […]
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The Louisiana City Council held a special meeting on Monday, Dec. 11 and voted to approve the work included in the Georgia Street Corridor. The project was outlined in a press release from Mayor Bart Niedner last week. The People’s Tribune is reprinting that to provide clarity to the project as a whole. User rates […]
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Click here to read the December 12th, 2017 edition of The People’s Tribune as a PDF.
The Louisiana City Council held a work study session on Monday to discuss the Georgia Street Corridor project prior to a special meeting next week. Mayor Bart Niedner explained the project includes a new street and complete renewal of the sanitary sewer from 4th Street to the Stark Cabin. Between 4th Street and the hospital, […]
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The Bowling Green Board of Aldermen held its committee meeting on Monday, Dec. 4 and took up the issue of utility vehicle use within city limits once again. The issue has come up numerous times over the years. Board members have expressed interest in allowing certain types of utility vehicles to be operated on streets […]
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