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Lonigro’s Supermarket held a Ribfest last Saturday, April 18. The event, which began at 10 a.m, had owner Larry Lonigro struggling to keep up with demand at 11 a.m. “I can’t believe …
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4/22/20
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Tuesday morning Presiding Commissioner Tim Brinker released statistics for COVID-19 cases in Franklin County.
Brinker said four new cases had been discovered since Monday bringing the total of …
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By Linda Trest, Staff Writer
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4/22/20
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A special meeting of Gerald’s Board of Alderman was called for last Thursday, April 16.
Ward 2 Aldermen Ed Adams, board president, called the meeting to order with two other aldermen in …
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By Linda Trest, Staff Writer
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4/22/20
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During their Tuesday morning meeting, the Franklin County Commissioners voted to maintain and extend the state of emergency orders for the county until May 15.
Reported cases of COVID-19 in the …
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By Linda Trest, Staff Writer
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4/15/20
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A passerby noticed smoke coming from a home in the 3000 block of Tegeler Road last Thursday, April 9. They stopped to notify the lone occupant of the single-story home, a 12-year-old boy. …
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By Linda Trest, Staff Writer
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4/15/20
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Gasconade County Health Department officials are ending a stay at home order at 8 a.m. tomorrow (Thursday) “unless a decision is made to extend this date,” according to a release issued …
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By Dave Marner, Managing Editor
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4/15/20
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JEFFERSON CITY — Gov. Mike Parson on Thursday announced that all Missouri public and charter school buildings will remain closed through the remainder of the academic year for the 914,875 …
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From Staff Reports
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4/15/20
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HERMANN — It is a bit of good news at a time when Gasconade County government officials can use some: sales tax revenue has increased, even as unemployment numbers grow amid the coronavirus …
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By Buck Collier, Special Correspondent
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4/15/20
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Osage County deputies on April 8 dealt with an incident that began in Gasconade County and ended in the woods near CR 725 north of Belle with the arrest of two adults, who had fled with their two …
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By Neal A. Johnson, UD Editor
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4/15/20
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BELLE — Area superintendents are scrambling to determine what the remainder of the 2019-20 school year will look like following Gov. Mike Parson’s April 9 announcement that Missouri …
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By Roxie Murphy, Staff Writer
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4/15/20
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A Missouri State Fire Marshal’s investigation into the cause of an early-morning fire Monday which destroyed the Gasconade County Fair Association’s dairy barn will remain …
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By Dave Marner, Managing Editor
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4/15/20
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Alivia Viehland got her neighbors’ attention with a special birthday drive-by from local first responders.
She celebrated her eighth birthday Monday, in seclusion in her home on Terrace …
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4/8/20
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As testing for COVID-19 ramps up, so the number of confirmed positive cases in Franklin County.
Last Tuesday, the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (MDHSS) reported 1,327 positive …
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By Linda Trest, Staff Writer
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4/8/20
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Luke Lonigro, manager at Lonigro’s Supermarket in Gerald, told The Republican that a new app will soon be available for customers to shop and pay for groceries on their phone. He hopes the new …
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By Linda Trest, Staff Writer
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4/8/20
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A Gerald woman who is a nurse in an intensive care unit (ICU) shares her experience treating novel coronavirus (COVID-19) patients and information she feels is good, but misunderstood.
The woman, …
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By Roxie Murphy, Staff Writer
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4/8/20
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HERMANN — With Gasconade County remaining fortunate in largely avoiding the coronavirus outbreak, the county’s top administrator last Thursday endorsed the stay-at-home order issued days …
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By Buck Collier, Special Correspondent
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4/8/20
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HERMANN — In what is shaping up as perhaps the quietest campaign season in local history, Gasconade County voters will face a choice of candidates for three county government offices — …
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By Buck Collier, Special Correspondent
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4/8/20
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Owensville city staff will apparently not be charging late fees, or making disconnections to water services due to the coronavirus pandemic.
City Clerk Bobbi Limberg said the outgoing …
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4/8/20
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Tom Reed has turned his Krooked Moon bourbon distillation operation into a hand-sanitizer production to help with the battle against the new novel coronavirus.
Reed said he is following the World …
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4/8/20
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Owensville aldermen were holding a special closed session Tuesday evening as The Republican was going to press to discuss personal safety concerns of its employees during the new novel …
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By Dave Marner, Managing Editor
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4/8/20
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