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Pleasant View R-6 Board of Ed approves meal prices and tuition rates
The Pleasant View R-6 Board of Education on May 14 approved meal prices and set tuition rates for the next school year. The lunch price will increase from $2.85 to $3. The breakfast price will increase from $1.45 to $1.50. The tuition rate for Abby Richman’s preschool will be $4,050...
Trenton R-9 Board of Education approves staffing changes for 2024-25 school year
The Trenton R-9 Board of Education took the following actions during the executive session of the monthly meeting. Retirement Announcement – end of the current school year. Alicyn Studyvin – THS/TMS Library Media Specialist / THS English Teacher. Tristan Dugan – Rissler Special Education Teacher. Chelsea Coe...
Trenton High School students receive academic awards and recognitions
Awards have been announced for Trenton High School ninth through 11th-grade students. Among the awards, 21 students were named for the Joseph Baldwin Academy. They are Catelin Bowe, Barrett Clark, Shaina Frisbie, Emma Gifford, Selena Hansen, Dillon Hunter, Ryeland Kirk, Matthew Kralicek, Henry Lasley, Colton Ledbetter, Logan Mehrhoff, Bradly Miller, Daniel Newton, Ashlyn Pagel, Gage Pierce, Caleb Ray, Eric Schlichting, Caleb Shell, Ethan Shell, Camden Skipper, and Jacob White.
Kirksville officer who paid the ultimate sacrifice in 1930 gets honored
KIRKSVILLE, Mo. — The Rev. Timothy Polley from First Christian Church in Kirksville held a wreath-laying ceremony Wednesday at Maple Hills Cemetery. Night Marshal John Wesley Rose with the Kirksville Police Department (KPD) was shot and killed when he questioned a gas station robbery suspect in 1930. A citizen...
Former Rock Island Railroad Depot in Trenton demolished
The former Rock Island Railroad Depot in Trenton was demolished on May 14. Rob Maloney’s family worked for the Rock Island Railroad and reports the building was erected in 1961 and was originally used as a dispatch office. It became a depot in 1968 when the previous depot was torn down. The rear of the depot served as the passenger waiting area.
Novinger mayor reflects on quick recovery efforts after May 2009 tornado
NOVINGER, Mo. — Monday marked 15 years since multiple tornadoes left paths of destruction in northeast Missouri. One community that was particularly hit hard was Novinger. Novinger Mayor Jeff Dodson has told us in the past that the storm was the first time the town's tornado siren was used.
Trenton R-9 School District recognizes employees for years of service and achievements
Trenton R-9 School District employees were recognized on May 17 with Trenton Middle School Counselor, Leslie Woodard, named the district’s Teacher of the Year. Other staff members recognized for their accomplishments were:. Support Staff Employees of the Year:. Kasey Doolittle, Trenton High School. Dana Creason, Trenton Middle School. Sonci...
May 13, 2009 tornadoes: How northeast Missouri recalls that evening 15 years later
NORTHEAST MISSOURI — May 13, 2009 is a date that many from northeast Missouri remember quite well. The events that unfolded during that evening started during the KTVO 5 p.m. newscast, as former Storm Team 3 Chief Meteorologist Teresa Carter recalls. “I remember that Wednesday evening very well,” Carter...
Laredo Board of Education approves Career Ladder District Plan
The Laredo R-7 Board of Education on May 15th approved the Career Ladder District Plan up to Stage 3. Ninety percent will be tutoring, and 10% will be professional development. Track coach pay was increased by $50 to $250. Bus trips will be paid $15 per hour. The remaining extra...
One of KTVO's own speaks to Kirksville Kiwanis Club about story on 2009 tornadoes
KIRKSVILLE, Mo. — On Thursday, Storm Team 3 Meteorologist Matt Gunn spoke to the Kirksville Kiwanis Club at its regular meeting. The club invited Matt to talk about his recent story about the 15th anniversary of the tornadoes that impacted northeast Missouri communities near Milan, Novinger and Kirksville on May 13, 2009.
Free Amazing Race-style challenge at Crowder State Park on June 1
A free Amazing Race-style event will be held at Crowder State Park, west of Trenton, in observance of National Trails Day. Check-in at the lake parking lot will start June 1 at 8 a.m. The challenge will begin at 8:30 a.m. The challenge will include hiking, running, kayaking, and completing...
Trenton Middle School awards celebrate students’ achievements
Trenton Middle School recently held its annual awards ceremony to recognize outstanding student achievements across various grades and subjects. The event celebrated students who excelled in academics, attendance, and extracurricular activities. Special Awards Given. Perfect Attendance (each student also receives a gift certificate to Sonic) 5th grade: Tucker Young. 6th...
Green Hills Region emerges from drought conditions this week
Light to moderate precipitation fell across the Midwest, with the heaviest rain falling in eastern Missouri, southern Illinois, southern Indiana, and western and central Kentucky, all of which saw improvements. Continuing precipitation is aiding in the rebounding of soil moisture and groundwater and keeping streamflows at good levels. The convergence of Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, and Arkansas saw improvements with the rain that fell this week.
2 Kirksville residents hurt when car backs out in front of SUV
KIRKSVILLE, Mo. — Two Kirksville residents took an ambulance ride to the hospital after a car backed out in front of an SUV Monday afternoon. The two-vehicle crash happened shortly after 1:30 p.m. near the corner of Osteopathy Street and Normal Avenue in Kirksville. Police told KTVO at the...
Kirksville Police Department bids farewell to Officer Ray Jagger after 15 years
KIRKSVILLE, Mo. — A northeast Missouri police officer received his last call on Wednesday. After 15 years with the Kirksville Police Department (KPD), Officer Ray Jagger has retired. Kirksville Police Chief Scott Williamson presented Officer Jagger with a plaque during a reception last Friday. He joined the department on...
Mercer County Health Department to hold Annual 5K and Bike Rodeo July 17
The Mercer County Health Department will hold its Annual 5K and Bike Rodeo this summer. The event will be at the Mercer County Fairgrounds in Princeton on July 17. Free bike helmet fittings will be offered, and registration will begin at 6:30 p.m. The bike rodeo for children will start at 7 p.m.
Fairfield County – Scholarship Honoring Fallen Hero Awarded to Washington High School Senior
Kirksville, May 12, 2024 – In a poignant tribute to the memory of Kirksville Police Chief Steven Eric Disario, a scholarship established in his honor has been awarded to a deserving student at Washington High School. Chief Disario, who tragically lost his life in the line of duty on May 12, 2017, continues to be remembered for his bravery and selflessness.
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