County Clerk’s Office seeking poll workers, election judges
Election judges and poll workers are needed for the August Primary Election.
June 2024
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Sweet Springs Aldermen address citizen concerns
Replacing the windows in City Hall was a topic of discussion during a Sweet Springs Board of Aldermen meeting Monday, June 10.According to meeting minutes, City Clerk Michelle Fuehring inquired whether the council had considered the window replacement.
Meet Mid-Mo Beefalo: Local family raises fascinating hybrid animals
Mid-Mo Beefalo is a family farm located in Saline City, operated by Mark and Diane Bergstrom with the support of their family.
I am the resurrection
Resurrection: Raising to life after death (Matthew 22:23).
Truck crashes near railroad tracks, catches fire
The driver of a pick-up truck appeared to have burns, and a Marshall police officer was treated for smoke inhalation after the truck crashed near railroad tracks and caught fire.At approximately 12:30 p.m.
Marshall native supports space exploration as Virgin Gallactic launches 12th flight
Marshall native Johnene Vardiman-Ditmanson was on scene when Virgin Galactic launched its spaceship, Unity, on its final commercial flight of the year.On Saturday morning, June 8, Unity was launched from Spaceport America – based in Las Cruces, N.M.
Newscope
The Steve McQueen Day Car Show will take place on Saturday, June 15, in Slater.
2 killed in Hwy 50 crash Monday
Two people were killed and two seriously injured after a Warrensburg driver fell asleep at the wheel early Monday morning, June 10.According to a Missouri State Highway Patrol report, the incident took place before 1 a.m.
1 injured in Route H crash
On Friday, June 7, one man was injured in a crash that occurred on Highway H in Saline County.According to a Missouri State Highway Patrol report, the incident happened shortly before 5 p.m.
DHSS offers “My Life, My Quit” to help youth quit vaping
JEFFERSON CITY, MO – The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) introduces “My Life, My Quit,” a free tobacco cessation service for Missouri teens who want to quit using electronic cigarettes, vape products, cigarettes and smokeless tobacco.“More Missouri teens now vape than adults who smoke cigarettes,” said Abby Newland with the DHSS Tobacco Prevention and Control Program.