Savannah Resident Faces Felony Charges
A 20-year-old Savannah resident faces four felony charges after being caught by a Savannah Police Department officer on Saturday, Aug. 9.
August 2025
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City Employees to Receive Raise
The Savannah City Council met on Monday, August 4. In a budget work session, prior to the meeting, the council voted to give city employees a 4% raise in salary.
Drought report mostly good news
The USDA has released the final edition of the U.S. Drought Monitor for the month of July, which has mostly good news except on the Western front.
Failure to Appear Lands St. Joseph Resident in Jail
Clear back in 2021 a St. Joseph resident received a citation for driving while revoked.
Woman Charge with Child Abuse Obtains Trial Delay
An Andrew County resident charged with four counts of child abuse was back in court on Aug. 10 being represented by a public defender.
Therapy dogs visit senior center
SAVANNAH - Members of the Pony Express Therapy Dogs visited the Senior Center in Savannah on July 29. Pony Express Therapy Dogs is an all-volunteer organization under the oversight of the University of Missouri, Buchanan County Extension Office.
Missouri legislators file lawsuit calling KC stadium funding unconstitutional
The bill authorizing state support for professional sports stadiums is unconstitutional because it grants public aid to private interests and combines widely different and unrelated subjects, according to a lawsuit filed Thursday by two state lawmakers.
Toad Licking and Other Misadventures
Warning: if you are ingesting any metabolic products at this time e.g. scones, jam and cream, a chateaubriand steak avec haricots verts, or are face down in a bag of chips chased with giant spoons of dip; and you have a weak stomach, you may want to pass on these scribblings for a bit.
New exhibit opens at Andrew County Museum
SAVANNAH - A new exhibit, Mabel Dray: the Joy of Collecting, opened July 28 at the Andrew County museum. Nora Crowley, an intern from Northwest Missouri State University, spoke about how she and Curator, Emma Whipkey, researched and designed the exhibit.
Considering Bunting
As you know, here at Beyond Reason, we always tackle the biggest, most important issues of the day. A philosophical conundrum.