Following a month of renovations, Pawsitively Pampered Pets (PPP) has moved to their new location at 224 W. Main Street, near the square in Bowling Green. A grand opening celebration was held on Wednesday, July 3 following the move to the new location. Kala Luebrecht, owner and operator of PPP says that it was stressful, […]
Rachel Kohl celebrated her 110th birthday Friday, June 28, with a small family dinner at her home in rural Vandalia. The following day she attended the Branstetter reunion where she enjoyed homemade ice cream and cake, visiting with the approximately 130 family members gathered there, and the beautiful fireworks display which ended the day.
The 43rd Annual Vandalia Area Fair will feature four days of family fun and entertainment starting tomorrow, Wednesday, July 10 and will go through Saturday, July 13. There will be no parade this year to kick off the events, instead, the fair will start with the ice cream and cake social starting at 5:30 p.m. […]
The first-ever “Downtown Hoedown” is being hosted by the Bowling Green Downtown Revitalization Committee this Friday, July 12 and will focus on fun for adults and will feature live music. The event will take place at 14 S. Court starting with Ritch Henderson who will play from 7-8 p.m. The Comancheros will perform from 8:30 […]
Construction on the new Cuivre River Electric Cooperative headquarters facility officially kicked off with a groundbreaking ceremony held on June 26 at the co-op’s current headquarters, 1112 E. Cherry Street in Troy. The new building is being constructed on the same site, to be situated on what is currently the employee parking lot. “It was […]
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You might think you are about to be pampered with a mani/pedi or treated to a slick new hair style when you walk in and see all the trappings of a chic salon. It might not be until you notice the delicately-iced treats are in the shapes of bones and paws, and the jewelry is […]
Congressman Sam Graves (MO-06) introduced legislation on Thursday, June 27 to help Missouri communities recover from this year’s devastating floods and better prepare for future floods. The bill, the “Resilient Communities Act of 2019” (H.R. 3531), allows the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to provide Missouri and otherstates resources to set up a fund for mitigation […]
Two Companies Looking For Business Space City leaders in Vandalia held a meeting last week that was open to the public to discuss the possibility of an interesting new business moving to town. Missouri recently joined with many other states in the country in allowing medicinal marijuana. This has created the need for cultivation processing […]
The Pike County Democratic Club donated $500 June 28 to Clarksville United Methodist Church. The money will be used to help with the congregation’s ongoing expenses from operating a feeding center for those who battled recent flooding or were victims of the high water. Pictured are Democratic Club Central Committee Chairman Donnie Stewart, Club Treasurer […]
