Why We Need Hope
"Hope is the worst of evils, for it prolongs the torments of man." -- Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche
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College robotics team wins bronze at nationals
SAVANNAH, MO - The SkillsUSA team, which specializes in robotics, from North Central Missouri College's Savannah campus, is a winner in recent competitions. The robotics team from the college's Savannah campus, represented by Josie Sigars and Connor Hershley, accomplished a significant milestone by earning a bronze medal at the national competition in Atlanta.
Scouts help treasurer with down tree
It was a quiet afternoon on July 15 when several scouts from Troop 60 were outside their building at Messick Park on West Main Street. Without warning a tree limb fell across the street.
Repairs Begin on First Presbyterian Church
SAVANNAH - After over a year of waiting, repairs have begun on the First Presbyterian Church. The church, located at 604 W.
Winged Royalty flits about Missouri forests
Mobugs & More—Winged Royalty flits about the forests of Missouri.
Todd sentenced on financial exploitation charge
SAVANNAH - A Savannah man received a 13-year prison sentence after he admitted to opening multiple fraudulent credit card accounts.
Friends of the Pool comittee discuss options
The quasi-group known as the Friends of the Pool had a meeting at noon July 10 at the Space Between on Courthouse Square. They invited city, county and community members to discuss pool problems.
Fulton arrested on sodomy charges
SAVANNAH - A Savannah Police investigation resulted in the arrest of a 48-year-old Savannah man last week on sodomy charges. Travis Lynn Fulton remains in custody in the Andrew County jail without bond on the felony charge.
Judge denies bond request from accused sodomite
SAVANNAH - A teenager accused of sodomizing a minor unsuccessfully lobbied an Andrew County judge for his release from jail during a recent court hearing. Charged with one felony count of first-degree sodomy, Randon Dean Schroff, 18, came to court in handcuffs and leg shackles from the Andrew County Jail.
Homeowner captures alleged copper thief
ANDREW COUNTY - A homeowner captured a suspected copper thief, holding him at gunpoint until law enforcement arrived. Shawn Michael Larison, 50, faces felony charges of burglary and first-degree property damage after his June 28.