The Thinking Cap
Generally, I go ‘round without a hat. A hat squeezes the head, itches the scalp.
June 2025
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Whatever Way You Slice It, It's Glorious!
Referencing what, you say.
Former Savannah Savage Earns Second Gold Glove
Former Savannah High School infielder Truman Bodenhausen earned his second collegiate gold glove at North Central Missouri this past spring. But this glove differed from the first with Bodenhausen moving from second base to left field in 2025.
4-H hosts dog agility exhibition
The 4-H Dog Agility Exhibition was held Monday night and was one of the first events of the Andrew County Fair. Four teams ran the course at the fairgrounds.
Leaving a legacy of practical jokes
I saw the rib cage first.
Camp Geiger Returns to Life
Located in the southwest corner of Andrew County is an area known as the Camp Geiger Scouting Reservation. "It's a campground created some 90 years ago by Dr.
Andrew County Fair branded a success
Despite hot temperatures and strong winds this year's Andrew County Fair was a wonderful success according to board members. There were Fair events all weekend.
Savannah school finishes with $900K surplus
The Savannah R-III School District's June Board meeting included positive financial information. Superintendent Brian Hansen delivered the monthly and end-of fiscal-year financial and general journal reports.
Prisoner forcibly removed from courthouse
SAVANNAH - A 57-year-olld St. Joseph resident found himself being subdued in the Andrew County Courthouse when he caused a disturbance in the jury room while awaiting a counsel status hearing.
Missouri Republican: Special interests killed bill aiding child sex abuse survivors
Missouri advocates scored a victory during this year’s legislative session with the elimination of non-disclosure agreements in child sex abuse cases. But the internal politics of the Capitol spelled doom for another high-profile bill seeking to extend the time victims have to file lawsuits.