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HERMANN – The top administrator at Hermann Area District Hospital says he is keeping close watch on state legislation that he fears would have a costly impact on small, rural hospitals.
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By Buck Collier, Special Correspondent
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3/4/26
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HERMANN –When the members of the Hermann Area Chamber of Commerce met last week for its biennial Award Banquet, they were gathering to anticipate what’s to come in the next two years as much as …
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By Buck Collier, Special Correspondent
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2/25/26
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HERMANN – In Hermann, food and wine have always been about more than what’s on the plate or in a glass. It’s a shared experience. It’s about gathering around the table, supporting local …
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By Buck Collier, Special Correspondent
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2/25/26
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HERMANN – Perhaps the most familiar face in town belongs to this year’s recipient of the Hermann Area Chamber of Commerce’s Distinguished Volunteer Award.
Thinking he was simply attending …
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By Buck Collier, Special Correspondent
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2/25/26
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The American Revolution Experience, featuring the Revolutionary War, the War of 1812, and the Civil War — which created and defined the nation — will be on display in Jefferson City from Feb. 17 …
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2/18/26
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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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JEFFERSON CITY – Two Gasconade County 4-H clubs are among 17 youth groups from across Missouri awarded grants from the Missouri Department of Agriculture’s 2026 Building Our American Communities …
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2/4/26
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GASCONADE COUNTY — Hermann Advertiser-Courier’s Cathi Utley was ordered released on her own recognizance on Jan. 29 from the Franklin County Adult Detention Center after being sentenced that …
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By Roxie Murphy, Assistant Editor
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2/4/26
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HERMANN – After several years of having younger swimming pool managers, Hermann City Hall is looking for little more mature oversight of the summer operations.
“Is any adult interested in …
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By Buck Collier, Special Correspondent
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2/4/26
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HERMANN — Legislation was approved Monday night by the Hermann Board of Aldermen that clears the way to relocate a section of natural gas pipeline in Montgomery County. The pipeline part of the …
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By Buck Collier, Special Correspondent
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1/28/26
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Hermann High School FCCLA chapter members joined 185 FCCLA members from across Region 5 at Rolla Technical Institute for the annual Regional STAR Events competition.
Regional officer elections …
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1/28/26
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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 …
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1/21/26
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In 2025, Stone Hill Winery’s 37th annual Beast Feast marked a record-breaking year, raising $62,250.78 for Blood Cancer United.
Funds raised at Stone Hill made it the largest Blood Cancer …
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1/21/26
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Local youth blasted off into a world of science and technology during the 4-H Space Camp held Dec. 22 at the Scenic Regional Library.
The free, eight-hour camp was a joint collaboration between …
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FROM UNIVERSITY EXTENSION
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1/14/26
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HERMANN — Wanting to get an early start on consideration of possible street upgrades in the next fiscal year, City Hall is planning a street workshop for the Board of Aldermen next month.
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By Buck Collier, Special Correspondent
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1/14/26
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OWENSVILLE —A Hermann woman is seeking over $25,000 in damages from Jahabow LLC claiming the company denied her legally required accommodations to pump breast milk, subjected her to workplace …
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By Christine Yearwood, Republican Staff Writer
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1/14/26
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HERMANN — The legacy of a Hermann High School student killed in an auto crash last Spring will be a new agriculture education center for students in middle school and high school.
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By Buck Collier, Special Correspondent
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1/14/26
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Missouri Republicans played power politics in 2025, crushing Democratic opposition in the Legislature on major issues from abortion to congressional redistricting.
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By Rudi Keller; Missouri Independent
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1/7/26
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JEFFERSON CITY, MO — Missouri’s Department of Revenue (DOR) is issuing this advisory to correct inaccurate information being circulated through some media outlets which the agency noted “most …
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1/7/26
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HERMANN — Hoping to benefit from Kansas City being one of several World Cup soccer sites in North America, Hermann’s Tourism Chief says the community might have to be patient.
Director of …
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By Buck Collier, Special Correspondent
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1/7/26
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