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JEFFERSON CITY — The Senate Economic and Workforce Development Committee heard testimony Wednesday on a proposal to spur investment in Missouri companies. The bill, called the Angel Investor … more
JEFFERSON CITY — The House Committee on Emerging Issues is considering bills that would eliminate sunset provisions on restrictions on prescribing sex change hormones and participation in sporting … more
JEFFERSON CITY — Three bills about sexual offenses were heard Wednesday, one of which would make grooming and “sextortion” chargeable offenses. The Senate Committee on Judiciary and Civil … more
JEFFERSON CITY — Missouri Senate Democrats filibustered Wednesday to stall a vote on gubernatorial appointments, continuing a tactic that they began last week. The gubernatorial appointments … more
JEFFERSON CITY — Hundreds of Missourians rallied in support of progressive causes Wednesday afternoon in the Capitol rotunda, loudly insisting their voiices be heard as the legislature begins its … more
JEFFERSON CITY — A bill that would eliminate safety inspections for personal vehicles was passed by the House Government Efficiency Committee on Thursday. The legislation combines seven bills … more
The decision to bring a dog into the family should recognize that, like other family members, they will require medical care. more
The newest exhibit of the Gasconade County Historical Society Museum, “Working Hands, Lasting Legacy,” will feature the unique handiwork of Gasconade County residents. Embroidery, hooked … more
Kenneth “Ken” Altemeyer, 80, New Haven was called to eternal life on Monday, Jan.12, 2026, at his home following a six-year battle with cancer. During his battle he was assisted by many … more
Lucille Smith, 89, Owensville, passed away Wednesday, Jan. 14, 2026, at St. Mary’s Health Center in Jefferson City. She was born Jan. 19, 1936, to the late Ernie Joseph and Zelma Elizabeth … more
Governor Mike Kehoe delivered his State of the State address this week, outlining his administration’s priorities for the coming year and emphasizing economic growth, workforce development, public … more
Hermann Middle School (HMS) Bearcat basketball teams coached by Dylan Walker and Todd Anderson opened the second full week of January back on Monday, Jan. 12 with a short road trip to Owensville … more
MOKANE — Dropping a 57-48 against top-seed Russellville last Wednesday night, Ashley Aaron’s Hermann Lady Bearcats looked to leave South Callaway High School Saturday afternoon with hardware … more
MOKANE — Nearly coming back from an early 19-0 deficit last Wednesday against Russellville in pool play at the South Callaway Boys Basketball Tournament in Mokane, Drew Lansford’s Hermann … more
UNION — Falling 53-15 to Lutheran South and 35-28 against New Haven at the Union LadyCat Girls Basketball Tournament earlier last week, Matt Kramme’s Owensville Dutchgirl basketball team went for … more
A week removed from salvaging fifth place from the Owensville Varsity Boys Basketball Tournament, Cullen VanLeer’s Owensville Dutchmen looked to climb back to the .500 mark at 6-6 with a road win … more
Seeing their seventh-grade counterparts hold off Hermann during a 26-21 victory last Monday night, Shane Hunt’s Owensville Middle School (OMS) eighth-grade Dutchmen basketball team went for the … more
PACIFIC — Last Tuesday at Pacific High School, Brandon Howard’s Owensville Dutchgirl and Dustin Howard’s Owensville Dutchmen wrestlers looked to leave Indian country with as many medals and … more
Hermann — As of Jan. 1, Peoples Savings Bank of Rhineland officially began operating under a new name — PSB Bank. “The decision to adopt the PSB Bank name reflects how our organization has … more
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