Emden

See all locations

Customize your news

Clear

36°F

Emden, MO · LATEST NEWS

Yahoo!

website

Shelby County school board candidate wins election hours after dying in Missouri plane crash

Michelle Peterson won her race for the Shelby County Board of Education on Election Day, hours after she and her husband were killed in a plane crash in Missouri.

Shelby County, MO · 2d

Share

kmmo.com

website

High School Football Scores – District Semifinals

HIGGINSVILLE AT HOGAN PREP (SATURDAY)

Santa Fe, MO · 1d

Share

khqa.com

website

Northeast Missouri eighth graders explore future careers at Hannibal career fair

HANNIBAL, Mo.— More than 200 eighth-grade students from nearly 20 schools across Marion and Ralls counties got a firsthand look at potential career paths during a career fair in America’s Hometown. Students had the chance to explore a variety of industries through hands-on experiences and conversations with local...

Hannibal, MO · 1d

Share

muddyriversports.com

website

Ace-ing the exam: Panthers earn shot at district title with opportunistic victory over Bobcats

PALMYRA, Mo. — The Palmyra football team’s opportunistic effort on defense, highlighted by a pick-6 by defensive lineman Ace Harper, led to an offensive ourburst that carried the Panthers to a 43-20 victory over Bowling Green in Friday’s Class 2 District 7 semifinals. Muddy River Sports Director Chris Duerr put together this highlight package for the “Muddy River Blitz,” electrified by XCEL Physical Therapy.

Palmyra, MO · 19h

Share

muddyriver.tv

website

HANNIBAL HIRES: HANNIBAL INNOVATION CAMPUS

In this episode of Hannibal Hires, brought to you by the Hannibal Regional Economic Development Council, Brittany Boll and Randy Phillips take you inside the new Innovation Campus, a project three years in the making. Chief Operations Officer Ted Sampson and Hannibal Career and Technical Education Director Brent Meyer walk...

Palmyra, MO · 2d

1Share

nemonews.net

website

School Funding Concerns Bring Local Tax Pressures Into Focus

Editor’s note: This story is part of a planned NEMOnews series examining rural education and school funding in northeast Missouri. Northeast Missouri school leaders used an Oct. 29 forum at Highland High School to explain how a projected gap in state education funding could reach beyond district balance sheets and into classrooms and household budgets.

Missouri · 1d

Share