Steelville, MO

Columbia, MO

Washington, MO

The Lady Jays returned home with an unblemished record and kept it that way. Washington (4-0) continued its roll to start the season by winning in its home opener Wednesday, 3-2, over Father Tolton Catholic (1-1).

Lady Jays go 4-0, beat Tolton in home opener

Owensville, MO

Saint Clair, MO

The new turf played well for the Lady Bulldogs. St. Clair (3-2, 1-1) shut things down after just one half in the girls soccer home opener Tuesday against Four Rivers Conference rival Owensville (1-2, 1-2), 8-0.

St. Clair shuts out Dutchgirls

Jefferson City, MO

St. Francis Borgia’s four-run second inning was just enough Wednesday in Wardsville. But, a run in the top of the third helped as well in Borgia’s 5-3 win over Blair Oaks.

Baseball Knights hold on to grab win at Blair Oaks

When the St. Francis Borgia track program hosts its annual early-season meet next Tuesday, it will have a new leader. Brent Woodcock is Borgia’s new head coach.

Woodcock takes over Borgia track program

New Haven, MO

If the New Haven baseball Shamrocks are looking for a theme song, it might want to go to “Mary Poppins.”. The song “Nowhere to Go But Up” might be perfect at this point in the season.

Shamrocks looking to use early lessons

Missouri State

Two members of the Union basketball Lady ’Cats and one from the Washington Lady Jays have received all-district status. Union sophomore Sophia Helling and junior Kelsey Brake, and Washington junior Elizabeth Reed were named to the Missouri Basketball Coaches Association Class 5 District 5 team.

Class 5 District 5 girls basketball team announced

Around 200 employees and supporters from sheltered workshops across Missouri traveled to Jefferson City Tuesday, March 21, with a message: they want to continue to have a choice to work at the facilities. Among the workshops represented was Empac Group, which has locations in Washington and Sullivan. The agency employs...

Sheltered workshop employees, advocates hold rally at state capitol

Union, MO

Officers with the Union Police Department visited Red, White and Brew Coffee on Highway 50 on Friday morning for a “Coffee with a Cop” event, their first such appearance since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. “It’s basically to just meet with the community, because unless we go...

Union PD hosts first post-pandemic ‘Coffee with a Cop’

Franklin County, MO

The 20th Circuit Court judges and around 70 others took part in two days of meetings in Union to see what they can do to better deal with people who have mental health and substance use disorders. Mental health providers, law enforcement officials, ambulance districts and representatives from other agencies...

Steelville comes back to edge Lady Shamrocks

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