Ramona G. Dieckhoff Kaiser
August 30, 1932 — February 22, 2023 Ramona G. Dieckhoff Kaiser, 90, of Alma, Mo., died Wednesday, Feb.
March 2023
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Red Cross issues call for volunteers to respond to home fires and assist at blood drives
COLUMBIA—The American Red Cross of Missouri and Arkansas is recruiting new volun‐teers to help respond to local emergencies in‐cluding home fires by supporting people in their time of greatest need.
Winter season moving out; pothole season moves in
JEFFERSON CITY – Mis‐souri Department of Trans‐portation crews are already focusing on pothole repairs to keep roads as safe as possible and will continue through the spring as weather allows. When you see a MoDOT crew making repairs, motorists should slow down and move over a lane to give them room to work safely — remember, it’s the law.
Missouri High School Basketball Results District Tournaments
(Involving teams from the 1-70 Conference and Central Activities Conference Schools) GIRLS Class 1, District 9 at St. Elizabeth First Round (4) Bunceton/Prairie Home 56, (5) Calvary Lutheran 43 (2) Pilot Grove 80, (7) Columbia Independent 17 (3) Jamestown 59, (6) Tuscumbia 37 Semifinals (1) St.
MVC men’s wrestling team qualifies nine for NAIA National Tournament
MVC Athletics The Missouri Valley College men's wrestling program will send nine of its student-athletes to the 2023 NAIA Men's Wrestling National Championship this week. The No.
Tipton downs Lady ‘Hounds in district title clash
Playing in their first district title game in six years, the third-seeded Sweet Springs Lady Greyhounds ran into a stacked No. 1-seeded at stateranked Tipton team at Tipton Saturday night.
Capitol Report
It was a busy week here in Jefferson City. Full days of committees as more and more bills are being referred to commit‐tees.
Letter to the Editor
Dear editor, When you become aware that you have a fire in your house, there is no more welcome sound in all the world than hearing fire sirens coming down your road! First, the dispatcher on the phone, then the sheriff’s deputy in a pa‐trol car and, within six minutes, two fire engines and an ambu‐lance! These people know what they are doing.