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Blair Oaks baseball is back in final four; runs over for North Callaway, Moberly
The seventh-ranked Blair Oaks baseball team upset fifth-ranked Nevada 7-5 on Thursday in Wardsville to advance to the MSHSAA Class 4 semifinals for the first time since 2021, when the Falcons placed second to Kennett. Blair Oaks grabbed a 1-0 lead in the first inning against the Tigers (23-6) and...
Tipton Baseball advances to State Quarterfinals, St. Elizabeth falls to Sacred Heart
New Bloomfield — One Mid-Missouri high school baseball team kept their season alive while another saw theirs come to an end Monday. In Tipton, the Cardinals came out on top over Salisbury, 7-2, in the Class 1 State Quarterfinals. Big moment in the game came in the 5th inning...
COMMISSION REVIEWS FIVE BIDS FOR WELCOME CENTER PROJECT
The Saline County Commission received five bids for the Welcome Center that will be constructed at the Marshall Junction. Commissioner Stephanie Gooden reminded the public what these bids were for. This bid opening was to approve the
MARSHALL CITY ADMINISTRATOR ANNOUNCES PARK DIRECTOR’S RESIGNATION AND INTERIM APPOINTMENTS
During the regular session convened on May 21, City Administrator JD Kehrman announced that Chad Unterreiner, the current Park Director, has tendered his resignation to pursue another position. In response, the Park Board has appointed Travis Moritz
Moberly Baseball on the verge of first ever State Final Four after win over Tolton
Columbia — The magical season for Moberly Baseball will continue as the Spartans took down Father Tolton, 5-4, in Class 4 Sectionals Wednesday night. The Spartans jumped on the Trailblazers early, earning a 3-0 lead in the 4th inning. Tolton rallied back thanks to a 2-RBI triple by sophomore...
Blair Oaks punches ticket to Class 4 quarterfinals; Tolton-Moberly showdown postponed
The Blair Oaks baseball team advanced to the MSHSAA Class 4 quarterfinals for the first time since 2021 with a 7-0 win over Logan-Rogersville in the Class 4 sectionals Tuesday in Rogersville. Senior Harrison Lear blasted his team-best fourth home run of the season — a two-run shot in the...
CHARITON COUNTY ROUTE 5 TO CLOSE FOR MAINTENANCE WORK JUNE 9-16
Chariton County Route 5 will be closed for maintenance work, including resurfacing and other improvements. The specific closures and detours are as follows: Chariton County Route 5: Closed continuously beneath the Norfolk Southern Railroad bridge near Salisbury
Locals celebrate Cooper/Howard port project
The Port of Howard/Cooper County held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Friday morning to mark the completion of transformative infrastructure project. The post Locals celebrate Cooper/Howard port project appeared first on ABC17NEWS.
FLAGGING OPERATIONS TO CONTINUE IN AREA COUNTIES
The Missouri Department of Transportation will be performing maintenance work throughout several area counties from May 20-24. All work is weather permitting. In Johnson County: -Flagging operations are scheduled on Route AA at various locations throughout the
Blair Oaks baseball is back in final four; runs over for North Callaway, Moberly
The seventh-ranked Blair Oaks baseball team upset fifth-ranked Nevada 7-5 on Thursday in Wardsville to advance to the MSHSAA Class 4 semifinals for the first time since 2021, when the Falcons placed second to Kennett. Blair Oaks grabbed a 1-0 lead in the first inning against the Tigers (23-6) and...
MVC SPRING SPORTS PROGRAMS SET DEPARTMENT RECORD FOR SCHOLAR ATHLETES
Missouri Valley College spring athletic teams have produced 40 Daktronics NAIA Scholar Athletes for the 2024 spring sports season spread across 11 separate programs. Softball produced the most scholar athletes of the spring season, with 11 student-athletes
KEYTESVILLE MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO FATAL SHOOTING INCIDENT
A Keytesville resident entered a guilty plea on May 10 for two felonies connected to a shooting incident in Keytesville in January 2023, resulting in a fatality. According to court records, James Michael Johnson Sr., 51, pleaded
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