$4.5 MILLION FINANCE PROJECT DISCUSSED AT SCHOOL BOARD MEETING
SAVANNAH, Mo. — The Savannah R-3 Board of Education gathered on Thursday, Oct. 10 for a work session with Raymond James prior to the 7 p.m. meeting.
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Special prosecutor assigned to child endangerment case
SAVANNAH, Mo. — In September, a Child Endangerment case was filed against a 21-yearold St. Joseph, Mo. resident by the Andrew County Prosecutor. Now, the felony case will have a special prosecutor.
KANSAN MAN SENTENCED FOR JAIL DAMAGE
SAVANNAH, Mo. — A 40-year-old Wyandotte County, Kan. prisoner, found out what his June 1 jail escape attempt is going to cost.
Defendant fails to show in first jury trial since 2019
ANDREW COUNTY, Mo. — A St. Joseph resident was scheduled for a jury trial to begin on Oct. 9 in the large courtroom on the second floor of the Andrew County Courthouse.
Amazonia man can face 97-year prison sentence
AMAZONIA, Mo. — A 53-yearold Amazonia, Mo.
Chamber requested funding at commission meeting
SAVANNAH, Mo. — The Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce came calling on the Andrew County Commission on Oct. 10 seeking their participation in a partnership to begin making a push on economic development.
Former jail employee denied reduced bond
ANDREW COUNTY, Mo. — A former civilian employee of the Andrew County Jail stands charged in October with two domestic assault felonies.
ALBANY MAN INVOLVED IN ACCIDENT
ANDREW COUNTY, Mo. — The Missouri State Highway Patrol reported a 77-year-old man was involved in a vehicle crash in Andrew County with a John Deere combine at around 12:45 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 11.
MONG, DPS Resources for Hurricane Milton response no longer required
Jefferson City, Mo. — The State of Missouri was notified by the State of Florida that both Missouri National Guard (MONG) and Department of Public Safety (DPS) resources previously offered for Hurricane Milton response efforts are no longer required on Oct.
Need for blood donors urgent amidst hurricane relief
KANSAS CITY, MO — As a second potentially devastating hurricane is poised to ravage the southern U.S., Community Blood Center (CBC) is issuing an urgent appeal for blood donations. Donors are needed to ensure the availability of blood supplies for hospitals in weather-impacted areas, as well as to meet ongoing needs in the local region.