The June 2023 case where two men were charged with felonies in connection with the break-in at Kovac's Storage on K Highway, in southwest Andrew County remains open. In one part of the case, Dakota Wayne Duty entered a guilty plea in March 2024 to felony charges of burglary, resisting arrest by fleeing and first-degree property damage.
It was sentencing day for a 52-year-old Amazonia man who has spent a lot of time in the Fifth Circuit Court during the previous year. Decked out in a neon orange jump suit and orange crocks, Jeffery Brian Ford, entered the second-floor courtroom also wearing leg shackles and handcuffs to sit with his attorney Kyle Fisher.
The Andrew County Health and Safety Coalition (ACHSC) will host its second block party of the spring on Thursday May 22. United Electric, located at 401 N.
The Quilted Kookie will finally be opening on the Courthouse Square in downtown Savannah at 9 a.m., Saturday, May 10. "It's just taken some extra time to get things together," Kimmee Jackson, the owner, told the Savannah Reporter.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) congratulates Riley Isaacs of Bradleyville for becoming the latest state record holder for redear sunfish.
The Savannah High School Performing Arts Center, a project decades in the making, was revealed to the public Friday.
Northwest Missouri Enterprise Facilitation (NWMEF) hosted its Annual Banquet, drawing over 100 attendees from across the region, including county commissioners and city officials from Andrew, Atchison, Gentry, Holt, Nodaway, and Worth counties.. The evening celebrated the spirit of entrepreneurship and recognized the important role of community support in helping local businesses thrive.Guests had the opportunity to hear firsthand from local business owners who shared how NWMEF’s services have contributed to their growth and success.
Families gathered for fun and learning on April 11 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Forty-five enthusiastic junior and senior members of Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) participated in the annual Missouri Legislative Shadowing Project held April 8–9 in the state’s capitol.Family, Career and Community Leaders of America is a nonprofit national Career and Technical Student Organization (CTSO) for students enrolled in Family and Consumer Sciences (FCS) education programs through grade 12. With the family as its central focus, FCCLA is the only national CTSO that promotes personal growth and leadership development through family and consumer sciences education.
North Central Missouri College sent three teams to compete in the Robotics Automation Technology contest for the Missouri SkillsUSA State Competition on April 11.The contest was held at State Tech Community College in Lynn, Mo."The teams placed first, second, and third," said Rick Sharp, Industrial Technology Instructor and Coordinator. "The students were outstanding and they worked very hard."Students were asked to create a small factory robotic process that sorted materials of metal and plastic, good parts and bad parts, by palletizing the metal and plastic parts.The robot would move the parts through the process to test the parts for its drilled holes.The teams had approximately two hours to complete the process and move to the PLC Programmable Logic Controller Station where they would program PLC and be judged on time of process and efficiency.The winners will be moving on to the national competition in Georgia..