Savannah R-III Begins New School Year
SAVANNAH - On Aug. 20, students began the 2025-26 school year.
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MDC reminds hunters to prepare for dove season
CAPE GIRARDEAU – The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) reminds hunters to prepare for dove season, which begins Sept. 1 and continues until Nov. 29.
50 and 25 Years Ago for September 4, 2025
September 4, 1975 The Avenue City R-9 faculty includes Barbara Winder, Doris Slawson, Cherylaine Wright, Rayette Schweder, Carol Hill and Fred Fishbach. The post colors of Dick Munkres Post No.
MDC hosting free webinar Sept. 9 on using prescribed fire for deer management
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) and the National Deer Association (NDA) invite landowners, land managers, and others interested in managing deer on their properties to join them online for a free webinar on using prescribed fire as a habitat-management tool for deer.
Avenue City Preschool Receives Donation
ANDREW COUNTY - Avenue City Preschool received a $2,000 donation from 10 Squared of Andrew County for its scholarship fund. 10 Squared of Andrew County is a new giving circle committed to making a difference by supporting local non-profits, charities and worthy causes.
Cosby Watermelon Festival Held at Park
COSBY - The fourth annual Cosby Watermelon Festival offered fun for all ages last weekend.
As rural maternity care units close, Missouri families lose options
For Dr. Kelsey Davis-Humes, practicing medicine in rural Missouri is a way of life. She’s on call almost constantly in northeast Missouri’s Scotland County, where she cares for patients from their birth until their death.
Area school back in session
“Our first day was awesome! It was great to see all of the kids faces. Their return brings the heartbeat and breath back to our hallways,” said Becky Grimes, Superintendent of Avenue City R-IX School District.
'Whites-only' group draws rebuke over potential move to Missouri
The possibility of a “whites-only” organization from Arkansas expanding into Missouri has inspired bipartisan outrage from state lawmakers and local officials who decry the group as racist and antisemitic.
Federal funds provide $7.5M for Andrew Co. water projects
SAVANNAH - In 2024, Rep. Sam Graves, Republican Congressional Representative for Northern Missouri, successfully earmarked $7,592,860 for water projects in Andrew County.