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Florence P. Brueggen, 96, Hermann, passed away Monday, Feb. 2, 2026, at StoneBridge Senior Living in Hermann.
She was born July 26, 1929, to the late Walter and Katherine (Theissen) Grotewiel in …
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2/11/26
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With districts looming around the corner, Owensville High School (OHS) wrestlers coached by Brandon and Dustin Howard ended their respective regular seasons during Thundering Herd Wrestling …
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By Will Johnson, Sports Editor
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2/11/26
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Playing doubleheaders on consecutive nights last week, Owensville Elementary School (OES) hosted a junior-varsity doubleheader last Thursday night between the Dutchmen and Bearcats while Owensville …
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By Will Johnson, Sports Editor
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2/11/26
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Nearing the halfway point of February, that signals not only Valentine’s Day weekend but also the start of postseason action for girls wrestlers throughout Missouri.
Starting this Friday night …
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2/11/26
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OWENSVILLE — Swept in a junior-varsity basketball doubleheader last Thursday night at Owensville Elementary School (OES), Hermann’s Lady Bearcat and Bearcat varsity basketball teams looked to …
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By Will Johnson, Sports Editor
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2/11/26
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PSB Band, formerly People’s Savings Bank, has once again stepped forward to support youth civic education in Gasconade County.
Amanda Korman, representing People’s Savings Bank, recently …
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2/11/26
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HERMANN – Faced with a divided Board of Aldermen, Mayor Bruce Cox Monday night cast the deciding vote to reject a proposed rezoning of a parcel on East 2nd Street that would have allowed …
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By Buck Collier, Special Correspondent
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2/11/26
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Hermann resident Rand O. Bannister, 51, faces seven felony sex crime charges as filed in Gasconade County Wednesday, Feb. 4.
He is charged with four counts of the class D felony alleging sodomy …
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2/11/26
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OWENSVILLE —Angela Lairmore, director of the Owensville Parks and Recreation Department (OPRD) informed the Board of Aldermen at their first meeting of February that she’s received a lot of …
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By Christine Yearwood, Republican Staff Writer
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2/11/26
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Shane T. Valley of Owensville was charged Feb. 3 with the class A misdemeanor of second degree property damage against a law enforcement officer and the class B misdemeanor of misusing 911.
The …
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2/11/26
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OWENSVILLE — Progress in the city’s Wastewater Collection System Rehabilitation project has been made with the recent passing of Bill 2026-03, authorizing Owensville Mayor Kevin McFadden to take …
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By Christine Yearwood, Republican Staff Writer
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2/11/26
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Assistant Superintendent Dr. Staci Johnson told the Gasconade County R-2 Board of Education on Jan. 20 that the district plans to hold family engagement learning opportunities to help with local …
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By Roxie Murphy, Assistant Editor
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2/11/26
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OWENSVILLE —Owensville Planning and Zoning Commission members on Thursday forwarded an application for a Conditional Use Permit to the Owensville Board of Aldermen which would allow for a …
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By Dave Marner, GCR Managing Editor
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2/11/26
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The Gerald Area Library is now ready to accept debit/credit cards, and online donations. They can even accept online payments for events such as their upcoming Paint N Sip later this month.
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2/11/26
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The Missouri State Highway Patrol, in conjunction with the American Legion, is now accepting applications for the 54th Cadet Patrol Academy.
The joint program between the Missouri State Highway …
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2/11/26
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A private company is being considered by the Gasconade County Commission for providing daily security at the courthouse.
Having security on hand became a pressing issue last week as the deputy …
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By Buck Collier, Special Correspondent
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2/11/26
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How long does it take to spend a whole lot of money? Not long if you’re Gasconade County Treasurer Mike Feagan and you’re doling out property tax revenue to a whole bunch of local government …
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By Buck Collier, Special Correspondent
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2/11/26
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Jefferson City — Two bills passed the Missouri House and one passed the Missouri Senate last week.
The bills still need to be passed on the other side of the state legislature before being …
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By Paul Hamby
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2/11/26
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February looks to be another fruitful month of policymaking in Jefferson City. Hundreds of proposals have been referred to committees, including more than a dozen of mine, and public …
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By State Sen. Ben Brown Missouri’s 26th District
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2/11/26
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Morning People shimmer. Their perky little faces glow like lighthouse beacons, glaring a cheery “hello” in the gray light of dawn.
Hair all slicked back, eyes as clear and gunk-free as …
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By Robin Garrison Leach
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2/11/26
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