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Volunteer firemen battle two house fires Sunday
Volunteers from the Owensville Fire Department and surrounding agencies extinguished fires at two area residences Sunday. Owensville Fire Department members were dispatched at 2:30 p.m. Dec. 1 … more
Operation Christmas expects to serve up to 500 area residents this year
OWENSVILLE — Operation Christmas food donations are out of the bags and boxes, stacked Monday with similar food products by about 20 volunteers. Operation Christmas 2024 planners expect … more
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East Central College nursing students who helped save a man seriously injured in a crash near campus were (from left) Audrey Schroeder and Olivia Reed, both from Washington, and Toni Sells, of Owensville.
Quick-thinking ECC nursing students save life at crash scene
When three East Central College nursing students found themselves at the scene of a serious car accident, they were ready to save a life. Their quick response, grounded in training, experience, and … more
Ceremony marks completion of Springfield Road re-connector
Staff of Rolla-based Archer-Elgin and Don Maggi Construction (far left) gathered Friday morning with city of Owensville staff and elected officials (center), along with representatives of the county, … more
Witches invade Gasconade County
The Sanderson Sisters (part of the Walt Disney Movie Hocus Pocus) made an appearance at Owensville Witches Night Out on Saturday. Portraying Mary is Beth Davidson, Becka Czapla as Sarah, and Frizzle … more
Missouri State Parks staff Clint Barnett (seated, left) and Ron Bentch (standing, left) visit Thursday morning at Owensville City Hall with City Administrator Randy Blaske (seated) and Mayor Kevin McFadden. Barnett and Bentch were in town for a pre-construction meeting with the contractor scheduled to install the Rock Island Trail in Owensville.
City’s acceptance of construction bids marks significant local step in Rock Island Trail
OWENSVILLE — City officials entered into an agreement Oct. 7 with KJ Unnerstall for building an 2.38-mile section of the Rock Island Trail within Owensville limits with unanimous approval of … more
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Isaiah Paul Turner
Domestic disturbance call leads to felonies; suspect pointed pistol at city police officer
Domestic disturbance call leads to felonies; suspect pointed pistol at city police officer The man charged Sunday with pointing a workable but unloaded pistol at an Owensville police officer was … more
Tuffy Kottwitz loads hay Sunday north of Bland with his John Deere tractor. The hay and other supplies are bound for victims of Hurricane Helene. Watching the progress are, from left, Aaron Juenger, Craig Biles, Bill Gruendler, Kathy Michel and Daisy Thomas.
Locals coordinate relief, aid for Hurricane Helene victims
Following the Sept. 24-29 landfall of Hurricane Helene, a devastating event that has taken hundreds of lives, displaced thousands and caused loss of electricity to millions throughout Florida, … more
Tony Shanks takes a look at welds he made Oct. 1 as he creates a horseshoe-shaped sculpture made from horse shoes for a display planned in Owensville at City Hall adjacent to the Rock Island Trail State Park. The sculpture contains 2,400 horse shoes.
Local monument project seeks to bring notoriety to Owensville
OWENSVILLE — Owensville is gearing up to make its mark with a monumental project — a record-breaking horseshoe sculpture designed to bring both pride and tourism to the community. … more
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R-2 notices drop in local scholarships payouts, decrease in applications
OWENSVILLE — The Gasconade County R-2 School District is investigating a way to streamline access to locally awarded scholarship funds as an estimated $3,000 out of $32,000 has been requested ... more
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WARDEn Publishing Company staff (from left) Dennis Warden, Will Johnson, Jacob Warden, Roxie Murphy, and Dave Marner are pictured with Missouri Press Association President Amos Bridges during awards presentations at the 158th MPA Convention in Springfield, Mo. Not present for the awards ceremony were Colin Willard, James “Buck” Collier and Neal A. Johnson.
Warden Publishing newspapers win Missouri Press Awards
SPRINGFIELD — The Maries County Advocate , Gasconade County Republican , and The Unterrified Democrat staff took home more than 20 awards during the 2024 Missouri Press Better Newspaper Contest … more
Owensville Church of Christ immediately south of the South Cuba Street and 19 junction will be the new Rural Canaan voting precinct.
R-2 forces county to scramble to locate new polling place as General Election vote nears
HERMANN — Gasconade County R-2 School District has evicted county government from a school building that has served as a polling place for Rural Canaan 111th precinct voters   — … more
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Reconnection in progress for Springfield Road, Old 19
Don Maggi Construction from Rolla began work this past week on construction of a new roadway (left) which will connect Springfield Road at Industrial Drive (lower right) in Owensville with the north … more
At the check presentation were, from left, Owensville Senior Center Administrator Sharon Nowack, Patsy Nelson(treasurer), Rita Trainor (nutrition support), Linda Geisler (president), and Foundation members Secretary/Treasurer Vicki Nelson, Chairman Bonnie Baker, and Trustees Barb Schaller, Brenda Kurrelmeyer Bob Idel.
Three Rivers Electric supports Owensville Senior Center program
The Three Rivers Electric Cooperative Helping Hands Community Foundation awarded $10,000 to the Owensville Senior Center to assist with providing meals for their senior citizens. “As we … more
JEANNETTE KRUPP raises her arms Saturday morning on Fourth Street approaching Buschmann Park as she arrives from a 700-mile bicycle trip from Amarillo, Texas, to Owensville promoting her Stay Strong Krupp effort to end opioid overdose deaths and mental health awareness needs for those with addictions.
Krupp brings ‘Karl’s Last Ride’ message of mental health needs, recovery to Owensville
OWENSVILLE — Jeannette Krupp, a 1999 Owensville High School graduate and standout volleyball Dutchgirl, on Saturday completed her 700-plus mile bicycle home from Texas — finishing a … more
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Kylie Epperson shared her message of simplifying your personal garden of life by weeding out what is not needed during her keynote address Thursday at the Osage, Maries and Gasconade (OMG) counties 9th Women in Ag (WIA) event at White Mule Winery.
OMG Women in Ag hosts 9th annual event with record attendance
BELLE — Osage, Maries and Gasconade (OMG) counties 9th Annual Women in Ag (WIA) event at the White Mule Winery brought in a slightly larger crowd than usual according to Brittany Clark with … more
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Saturday demolition derby benefits OVFD, GCSO K9 fund
Numerous fans filled both sides of the bleachers in the lower field at Memorial Park Saturday night for a demolition derby to benefit the Owensville Volunteer Fire Department (OVFD) and the Gasconade … more
Construction on two new fields underway at the Lions Sports Complex
Dirt is being moved on two new fields at the Owensville Lions Sports Complex. While no financial figures were available at press time, Lion Mark Schaeperkoetter said he hopes the new fields will be … more
OWENSVILLE’S PLANNING and Zoning Commission reconvened for the first time since March 25 with two new members including Patrick Leslie (seated, far left) with Chairman Tom Lahmeyer,...
P&Z approves rezoning request for smaller lot width
OWENSVILLE — Owensville’s Planning and Zoning Commission voted unanimously on Monday to approve the rezoning of 312 Cherry Street from R-1 to R-1A. This decision opens discussions about … more
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CITY RESIDENTS Nathan and Bonnie Handley listen Monday with their daughters as Sam Britton offers his perspective on allowing chickens inside the city limits. The Handleys both supported a proposal approved Monday to allow for backyard poultry inside the city limits of Owensville.
Owensville to allow four chickens per household by ordinance
The Owensville Board of Aldermen revisited a hot topic for city of Owensville residents on Monday — chickens. The question of whether or not chickens should be approved within the city … more
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