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First Eucharist 2024
St. George and Church of the Risen Savior held first communion for their parish second-graders on April 14. The special Mass was held at St. George Church with Father Phil Niekamp presiding.   … more
Hermann extends contract with GC Central Dispatch
HERMANN — Gasconade County Central Dispatch will continue calling out Hermann-area public service agencies after the current six-month run ends, thanks to a contract extension approved Monday … more
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County gives OK for MRPC to seek grant funds to pave Tappmeyer Road
HERMANN — The Gasconade County Commission Thursday morning authorized an effort by the region’s planning agency to seek grant funds to hard surface a portion of Tappmeyer Road. Staff … more
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Judges work to pick Best of Show from the category winners on Saturday.
Just like old times for former Hermannite returning as honorary judge for Wurstfest
HERMANN — For 99-year-old Bob Aston, Saturday’s Wurstfest competition was a trip down memory lane. One of the original judges of the event from nearly 40 years ago, the current Creve … more
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Wurstfest celebration scheduled this coming weekend
If you love sausage, the 43rd annual Hermann Wurstfest is the place to be this weekend. Festivities begin at 5 p.m. on Friday, March 22, with the Braunschweiger Ball at Tin Mill Brewery, 114 … more
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Hermann Fire Department personnel participate March 12 in a candlelight ceremony to close a memorial vigil at Hermann’s Riverfront Park for Det. Sgt. Mason Griffith and in honor of seriously wounded patrolman Adam Sullentrup. Approximately 300 area residents attended the program.
One-year anniversary vigil memorializes fallen Hermann detective, honors wounded patrolman
Close to 300 people gathered at the riverfront pavilion in Herman last Tuesday to honor Detective Sergeant Mason Griffith and officer Adam Sullentrup, who were shot last year while responding to a … more
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A memorial vigil at the Hermann Riverfront Park on Tuesday evening was held honoring the life of Hermann police Det. Sgt. Mason Griffith, who was killed one year ago Tuesday in the line of duty, and in tribute to patrolman Adam Sullentrup who survived a gunshot wound to the head. Sullentrup continues his recovery at home with family in Washington after treatment at a Colorado facility specializing in rehabilitation from traumatic brain injury.
Memorial vigil Tuesday in Hermann for Griffith; honoring Sullentrup
Yesterday, March 12, 2024, marked one year since the tragic shooting that claimed the life of Detective Sergeant Mason Griffith and critically wounded Hermann patrolman Adam Sullentrup. A … more
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Hermann ordinance outlines reasons for revoking CUPs
HERMANN — Hermann city officials have outlined the various reasons a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) can be revoked, a move coming just weeks after the Board of Aldermen approved a one-year … more
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Mandi M. Lotshaw
Hermann woman charged with abuse of her 2-year-old child
OSAGE COUNTY   — Mandi M. Lotshaw, 19, of Hermann, faces a Class D felony charge of abuse or neglect of a child following an incident alleged to have occurred on March 6 in Osage County. … more
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Hermann adopts moratorium on new guesthouses for 1 year
HERMANN — There won’t be any permits issued for new guesthouses in Hermann for at least a year following action Feb. 12 by the Board of Aldermen (BOA). The panel unanimously granted … more
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Village Market Cash Saver — new ownership, same community spirit
Store manager Jay Hickman said G & W Foods, the parent company of Cash Saver, began their commitment to Hermann and the surrounding area even before the store was scheduled to open. … more
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Senior Michaela Grannemann was recently invited to the National Society of High School Scholars.
Grannemann selected to National Society of High School Scholars
Hermann High School senior Michaela Grannemann, daughter of Brian and Amy Grannemann, recently received an invitation to join the National Society of High School Scholars (NSHSS, www.nshss.org). … more
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Tarey Vieth (left) was the recipient of the Hermann Chamber of Commerce Distinguished Educator Award at the Gerald Engemann Memorial Awards Banquet. St. George Principal Amy Schebaum (right) said “Mrs Vieth’s impact on our school and community goes far beyond the classroom. Her dedication, passion, and tireless efforts have made her a pillar of inspiration for us all. On behalf of the Hermann community and St. George School, we extend our deepest gratitude for her outstanding contribution.” Photos of the other Hermann Chamber of Commerce award recipients where not available at press time and will run next week.
Young businessman highlighted during Chamber’s awards
HERMANN — A young businessman who wanted to help support the families of slain and wounded Hermann policemen Thursday night was recognized with the Hermann Area Chamber of Commerce’s … more
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Clayton Mellendorf with Franklin County Construction dumps 5-gallon buckets of excavated rock Thursday evening from Gasconade County courthouse basement onto a conveyor belt to remove the material through a window on the west side of the building. Work on the elevator pit was being performed after hours due to noise and dust issues.
Pit excavation complete for courthouse elevator
HERMANN — In the basement below the historic Gasconade County courthouse in Hermann, a Franklin County Construction crew was jack-hammering after business hours Thursday evening. Their … more
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Main entrance open again at Gasconade courthouse
The main entrance to the Gasconade County courthouse is open again with workers finishing exterior renovation efforts for the time being. County Clerk Lesa Lietzow advised the County Commission … more
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A WILD GAME dinner Dec. 8 at Stone Hill Winery raised just over $34,000 to fight leukemia and lymphoma.
35th Stone Hill Winery LLS charity raised $34,000
Hermann — Stone Hill Winery raised $34,193.83 to benefit the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society during its 35th annual Great Stone Hill Beast Feast Wild Game Dinner on Dec. 8. All of the … more
The Highway 100 bridge over Frene Creek as seen in November from beneath the Union Pacific railroad bridge. A proposal is being studied to see if a flood-wall could effectively be used to keep future high-water events on the Missouri River in Hermann from backing up Frene Creek where it enters the Missouri at the far east end of the city’s Riverfront Park.
TAC drops Hermann project to bottom of high-priority list
HERMANN — The city of Hermann’s bid to have a pair of flood-control projects on Highway 100 included in the state’s next Transportation Improvement Plan (TIP) fell short earlier … more
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‘Power lunch’ to begin with start of semester at HHS
HERMANN — The start of the spring semester will bring a new way for Hermann High School students to get help with their homework. A 53-minute “power lunch” period will be … more
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HADH budget would finish year about $350,000 in the black
HERMANN — The local hospital would finish the year with a balance of about $350,000, according to Administrator Bill Hellebusch. The Hermann Area District Hospital Board of Directors last … more
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Lady Bearcats turn back Borgia’s Lady Knights
HERMANN — Defeating Washington six days earlier, Andy Emmons’ Hermann Lady Bearcat basketball team looked to go 2-0 against Washington basketball teams with a win last Monday night on the … more
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