Missouri State

Washington, MO

Union, MO

United Bank of Union is holding a series of events on the east side of town. “As an outreach to talk to more customers on the east side of town, we want to have some fun events to get (people) out and talk to them,” Ashley Mercer, United Bank of Union marketing and event coordinator, told members of the Union Board of Aldermen at their May 15 Parks, Buildings, Development and Public Service Committee. “So I’m here to request access to a few properties the city owns, just to set up our tent or have some things that we’re handing out for free to those specific community members.”

Bank holding community events

Washington State

Washington Post 218’s Freshman Navy team is finding ways to score runs. However, the opponents are finding ways to score more and Washington fell in another back-and-forth contest Wednesday at Rotary Recreational Complex - Ronsick Field to Elsberry Post 26 Schafer, 11-8.

Elsberry Post 226 Schafer knocks off Post 218 Freshman Navy

Illinois State

Franklin County, MO

Lake Ozark, MO

A three-vehicle crash on Interstate 44 Sunday afternoon sent a Lake Ozark resident to a St. Louis hospital, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol. The highway patrol reports that at 12:19 p.m. on Sunday, June 4, Bryon Hams, 72, of Ferguson, came to a stop in the left lane on Interstate 44 headed eastbound just west of mile marker 250.8. Collin Kessinger, 24, of Opdyke, Illinois, struck the rear end of Hams' 2015 Cheverolet Cruze.

Lake Ozark man in serious condition after crash in Franklin County

It wasn’t pretty, but it was a win. A four-run sixth inning, and an insurance run in the top of the seventh, helped the Union Post 297 Freshman team open the season with a 9-7 win over Washington Post 218 Navy Tuesday in Washington.

Post 297 Freshmen win opener over Post 218 Navy

Saint Peters, MO

The first wins of the season arrived on the same day for the Pacific Post 320 Seniors. Post 320 (2-1, 2-0) swept a doubleheader in St. Peters Tuesday, defeating Post 313 in both Ninth District contests, 4-3 and 8-1.

Pacific Post 320 Seniors sweep St. Peters

Ozark, MO

OZARK - - The postseason run for the St. Francis Borgia baseball Knights ended with a capture of the second-place Class 5 trophy Saturday afternoon. Borgia (25-6) fell to Festus (27-8), 8-1, in the championship final at Sky Bacon Stadium.

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