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The Babe Cave Salon will be opening for business in Savannah on Saturday, March 29.The building that is the Babe Cave Salon was purchased on March 3 by owner, Charlee Harris."I couldn’t be more excited to share this beautiful salon with the community," said Harris.The Babe Cave team will provide a variety of specialized services such as hair extensions, blonding, dimensional natural colors, vitamin B12 injections, botox, and filler."I wanted to open a salon that would create a very warm and welcoming atmosphere for our guests while providing specialized services that fit our guests needs," said Harris.Harris said she chose Savannah for the Babe Cave because she wanted to stand out among the other salons around the area."I didn’t want to be just another location opening up, I wanted to go big and take a risk," she said. "I’ve worked in St.

Community leaders and citizens gathered on March 20 to bless the newly installed Safe Haven Baby Box. The ceremony was held at the Savannah Rural Fire Department, at 107 Business US-71, where the baby box is located.Savannah’s baby box is the sixth in Missouri and the 325th in the nation.In his opening remarks, Fire Chief David Vincent said that first responders don’t always like change.

With Jim Bagley, the CEO of United Electric Cooperative, presiding, 12th District Missouri State Senator Rusty Black and Ninth District State Rep. Dean VanSchoiack appeared before a crowd of over 50 residents and county officials to answer questions about the job they are doing and what's happening in their districts.Black began the meeting with a brief overview of his background and current work in the Missouri Senate.Black lives in Chillicothe, Mo.

Miguel Arraga from St. Joseph, MO, was recently recognized as the first completer of a the Earn & Learn internship partnership between North Central Missouri College (NCMC) and Altec Industries, Inc.This program allows selected students to work as a paid intern at Altec Industries, Inc.