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Rickerd submits resignation as elected marshal
Eleven months into the first year of his sixth four-year terms as elected city marshal, Robert Rickerd has tendered his resignation — effective the end of April. “To the Citizens of … more
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No application filed for marijuana outlet in city of Owensville
HERMANN — A comment made last week by a Hermann alderman that an effort is under way to win approval for the retail sales of marijuana in Owensville is incorrect, says an Owensville … more
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A donation from the Owensville Masonic Lodge 624 and Grimco to OMS School Lunch Relief in the amount of $4,500 was presented by to Sam Mangrum and Liz Buemmer. From left Grimco’s Shaun Christopher and Daniel Kleinheider, Masonic’s Cletus Rademacher, Mangrum, Buemmer, and Masonic’s John Behrens.
Masonic Lodge, Grimco donate $4,500 to School Lunch Relief Fund
The Owensville Masonic Lodge and local businesses joined together on Feb. 24 to donate $4,500 to Owensville Middle School’s (OMS) Lunch Relief Program to pay off overdue lunch … more
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Fellow drama club students assisted Peyton Lairmore with her costume and make-up presentation during Missouri State Thespian Conference in Kansas City.
OHS senior awarded $84,000 scholarship from CMU Center Stage competition
Owensville High School senior Peyton Lairmore on Feb. 17 was awarded an $84,000 scholarship to major in theater education through the Central Methodist University’s (CMU) Center Stage … more
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Breakfast is served
Owensville High School’s FFA served breakfast Feb. 10 to area supporters and agribusiness men and women to kick off National FFA Week scheduled Feb. 20-24.  Ron and Krista Hardecke were … more
Board of Adjustment member Bob Huesgen, Jr., (center) agreed that if the city was to help an adjoining neighboring landowner address concerns about water runoff onto his property, and the two landowners sharing a side yard were in agreement about their shared drainage issue and were willing to work together, the request for a variance on the setback replacing an existing garage should be made. The city will also look into ways to correct storm water runoff onto Carl Smith’s driveway which flows into Stephanie Korff’s yard and eventually onto land Jim Moritz owns which was formerly part of the old Owensville Elementary property. Moritz plans to build six to eight duplexes on the former school site. Moritz, who shared concerns on draining from Fourth entering his site, also received permission to develop apartments in the former Chinese restaurant building. Adjustment board members include (from left) Roxane Brueske (chairman), Wayne Kemper, Huesgen, Jr., John Hoffman, and Kenton Bohl.
Local adjustment board approves resolutions of three zoning issues
All three Owensville property owners seeking resolutions Thursday to previously denied requests for variances received approval from the appointed Board of Adjustment in a public hearing which was … more
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Firemen from Bland, Belle, Gerald-Rosebud, Hermann, Cuba and Beaufort-Leslie agencies worked together in 30-degree weather and gusty wind.
Vacant Seventh Street house fire results in moderate damage
The Owensville Volunteer Fire Department responded around 1:50 p.m. on Feb. 16 to a vacant home in the 700 block of Seventh Street in Owensville after a police officer noticed smoke coming out of the … more
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Bailee Dare (left) puts Miller Career Academy wrestler Michela Alexander on her back before winning her quarterfinal match by fall at 170 pounds in :19 during the Missouri State High School Activities Association (MSHSAA) Class 1, District Girls Wrestling Tournament at St Clair High School.
Dare, Schoenfeld make Dutchgirl wrestling history as state qualifiers
ST. CLAIR — Making history. That is what Zach Bollmann’s Owensville Dutchgirl wrestlers were looking to do over the weekend during the Missouri State High School Activities Association … more
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FFA Week at OHS
Owensville High School’s FFA chapter celebrates National FFA Week Feb. 20-24 with Barnwarming festivities in the vo-ag building from 6-9 p.m. Friday, Feb. 24. Barnwarming court and candidates … more
Owensville Board of Adjustments to hear three appeals Feb. 16
Owensville’s Board of Aldermen was informed Monday the city’s appointed Board of Adjustments is scheduled to convene in an advertised public hearing at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 16. The … more
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Owensville Fire Department Lt. Dylan Nochta (left) receives a helmet Saturday as the 2022 Firefighter of the Year from Deputy Chief Jeff Limberg as Assistant Chief Martin Schlottach (far left) and Chief Jeff Arnold look on.
Nochta, Frey honored at firemen banquet
Awards were presented during a catered dinner Jan. 28 at the Owensville Lions Club. Members of the all volunteer fire department responded to a record 403 calls for service in 2022. more
Owensville Middle School (OMS) Robotics Team, Cyber Clan, presented on Jan. 17 their robot Steve to the Gasconade County R-2 Board of Education. The group shared aspects of the competition where they won first place in design.
Middle school robotics team shares project with board
The Owensville Middle School (OMS) Robotics Team followed up a first-place win in a competitive design category with a Jan. 17 presentation on their projects to the Gasconade County R-2 Board of … more
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A STATE-FUNDED cost-share program will pay for 80 percent of an anticipated $367,807 road construction project to reconnect two sections of Springfield Road which were separated to accommodate a warehouse addition to Lakeside Book Company’s Owensville plant. The Springfield Road Realignment Project will connect the southern portion of Springfield (shown in next photo) with the northern section, also known as Old Highway 19 at the northern end, by crossing an existing section of the printing firm’s parking lot (shown).
Owensville awarded $313K in state cost-share funds
A city of Owensville plan to reconnect Springfield Road will receive $313,027 in state funding through the Governor’s Transportation Cost Share Program. Funding for the program comes from a … more
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Firemen ventilate the roof on the east end of The Toolroom on Monday night during the initial efforts to contain a fire of undetermined origin to that end of the building.
Fire of ‘undetermined origin’ heavily damages Toolroom; lightning strike cited as possible cause
A three-alarm fire Monday evening into Tuesday morning heavily damaged the Krupp family’s Owensville-based injection molding business, The Toolroom, Inc. Heavy rainfall and intense lightning … more
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Walkin’ in a winter wonderland
Snowfall and a rapidly falling temperature had most people indoors Thursday afternoon with the exception of U.S. Postal Service employees delivering the mail. The region experienced sub-freezing … more
Well pump at city park shorts out, is replaced
Owensville aldermen on Dec. 19 approved an emergency spending allocation of $11,919 to replace a burned out well pump at Memorial Park. Jeff Fahrenholtz, the city’s public works director, … more
Josie Gerlemann works to break down Sullivan’s Maria Schatzl during a triangular wrestling meet Thursday at Owensville High School between Sullivan, Potosi and Owensville.
Dare, Gerlemann claim Christmas Clash titles
Early Christmas presents. That is what Zach Bollmann’s Owensville Dutchgirl wrestlers were looking for during the annual Christmas Clash Lady Mustang Wrestling Tournament at Eldon High … more
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MArk SChaeperkoetter makes a change Monday to his application for rezoning property he owns near the proposed Rock Island Trail on the city’s north side as the city’s contracted engineer, Travis Hernandez, looks on (in back).
P&Z advances Schaeperkoetter rezoning request
In a 15-minute long special meeting of Owensville’s Planning and Zoning Commission on Monday, Mark Schaeperkoetter’s rezoning request for property along the proposed Rock Island Trail … more
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Sisters Madison Fitzgerald (left) and Izzy Logan.
Cops share Christmas joy
Owensville City Marshal Robert Rickerd tracks spending Saturday morning at Walmart on Shop With A Cop items selected by sisters Madison Fitzgerald (left) and Izzy Logan.  The event provided $100 … more
City aldermen ink engineering contract for trail in Owensville
Development of at least 2.4 miles of Rock Island Trail within the city limits of Owensville moved one step closer to reality Monday with approval of an engineering contract with CM Archer … more
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