The Hamilton R-II Board of Education met on Wednesday, Oct. 19. All board members and administrators were present. Others present were Cindy Sypkens representing CTA and James Melton and Christian Dixon representing the Penney High Student Council.
The Penney High Student Council gave a report on...
In a meeting of all meetings, the Kidder City Council, took 1-1/2 hours to make a decision on two issues. After three plus hours of listening to the ramblings on of code enforcement, attendees finally floundered out to their vehicles in pitch dark to return home at a time past most bedtimes.
The...
The Breckenridge R-I Board of Education held their regular meeting on Oct. 10, 2016 in the FACS room. President Terri Adams called the meeting to order. The agenda and consent agenda were both approved. The board heard a thank you note from Mrs. Renata Skinner for flowers from the district for her...
Tyler Acree of Polo, Missouri and Dalton Gatrel of Cowgill, Missouri are both eight years old and have been traveling together going to rodeos for the last four years. They started out riding sheep and have now graduated to riding bucking ponies. They also enjoy training horses, roping, doing...
Hamilton residents will see their property tax bills increase approximately 25% this December as a result of a pool improvement bond passed by voters in April of 2015. The $500,000 bond will cost the city approximately $50,000 per year in debt service for the payment plus interest and fees. The ...
If you hate raking and bagging leaves, University of Missouri Extension horticulturist Brad Fresenburg has good news for you.
Put your rake and bag away. Get out your mower and go to town.
Fresenburg says mowing leaves is good for the environment. It also takes less time, returns nutrients to the...
When examining a young tree that is having major problems with cracking on its trunk, or possibly even losing bark, I often blame the initial cause of the problems to sunscald. Sunscald usually occurs when the tree is very young, with thin bark. It is most commonly seen on the southwest side of the...
Brown marmorated stink bugs are hunting homes for the winter.
The agriculture pests are a nasty nuisance indoors, but are otherwise harmless to pets and humans, say University of Missouri Extension entomologist Richard Houseman and Lincoln University Cooperative Extension integrated pest management...
According to a recent study, over half of all dogs and cats in the U.S. are overweight, and PetPace wants pet owners to know their options this Pet Obesity Awareness Day
BURLINGTON, Mass. – Wednesday is National Pet Obesity Awareness Day and experts from PetPace, an innovative health monitoring...
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. – The following is a listing of general highway maintenance and construction work in the Northwest Missouri region planned for the week of Oct. 17 – 23 from the Missouri Department of Transportation. In addition to the work listed below, there may be pothole patching, bridge...