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Owensville Elementary School (OES) and Gerald Elementary School (GES) choir students watch St. Louis Cardinals mascot Fredbird entertain them prior to their singing.
R-2 Choirs sing “God Bless America” at Busch Stadium
Owensville Elementary School (OES) and Gerald Elementary School (GES) choir students watch St. Louis Cardinals mascot Fredbird entertain them prior to their singing of “God Bless America” … more
LAKESIDE BOOK Company People’s Committee members (from left) Kristie Fritsch, Megan DeBoeuf, Becky Levin, and Monica Harris start packing up care packages being sent to military family members, or friends, of the printing company’s employees.
Lakeside’s People’s Committee packs troop care packages
People’s Committee members at Lakeside Book Company in Owensville collected money, snacks, and personal care items to ship care packages to activity duty military members. Lakeside staff on … more
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City’s liability insurance policy jumps 8.5%
Liability insurance coverage for the city of Owensville will cost an additional $12,130 for the coming year under an agreement approved June 6 by the Board of Aldermen. Amy DiBlasi with Daniel … more
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OWENSVILLE CITY MARSHAL Robert Rickerd secures the door Friday morning to an apartment over the Owensville Senior Center where the occupant, who had died from an apparent medical issue inside a walk-in freezer downstairs, had lived. Police retrieved several packages of medication the woman, identified as Karen M. Larson, reportedly had been taking.
Cause of death likely from natural causes after woman, 75, found in Senior Center’s freezer
An autopsy was rescheduled for today (Wednesday) to determine the cause of death of Karen M. Larson, 75, who was found dead Friday morning inside a walk-in freezer inside the Owensville Senior … more
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EXTENSIVE DAMAGE to the Owensville Area Ambulance District’s 2019 Ford E-450 ambulance cab and truck box is evident from the impact of an eastbound car — turned upside down and sliding backward — which came into the crew’s westbound U.S. 50 lane on Friday evening. Both crew members were injured; one seriously.
OAAD driver seriously hurt in head-on U.S. 50 crash
Joshua D. Opperman, 41, of St. Louis, driver of an Owensville Area Ambulance District rig, was flown by Lifeline Helicopter Service to Mercy Hospital in Creve Couer with serious injuries following a … more
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Owensville Senior Center was the April 19 recipient of a $14,656 grant from the Louis L. and Julia Dorothy Coover Charitable Foundation. Pictured (from left) are Jill Reynolds, Commerce Trust Company, Kyle Lairmore and Sharon Nowack, representing the Owensville Senior Center, and Bridget Dierks, Community Foundation of the Ozarks.
Owensville Senior Center receives $14,656 Coover Regional grant
Improvements to the Owensville Senior Center’s restrooms and parking lot are planned using funding from the Community Foundation of the Ozarks (CFO) and the Louis L. and Julia Dorothy Coover … more
Funding for Rock Island Trail fails in Senate
The Missouri General Assembly on May 6 approved SB 3020, but withheld all $69 million from the development of the new Rock Island Trail State Park. Rep. Bruce Sassmann, (R), Bland, 62nd District, … more
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Planning commission forwards zoning change, conditional use permit request to aldermen
Owensville Planning and Zoning Commission members on Monday unanimously forwarded two requests for changes to property designations to the city’s Board of Aldermen for public hearings and final … more
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CASA volunteers complete court training as child advocates
Recent graduates of the Gasconade County CASA program (Court Appointed Special Advocates) pictured with Judge Joseph Purschke (far left) include (in front, from left) Shelly Osburn of Hermann, Maria … more
SHERIFF SCOTT EILER visits briefly Tuesday with election judges after marking his ballot at the Rural Canaan precinct at Owensville High School. Eiler was only the 28th voter to cast a ballot by 8 a.m. April 5.
Light rain, low turnout greets area municipal voters on Tuesday
A light mist was falling early Tuesday as Sheriff Scott Eiler cast his ballot at Owensville High School where Rural Canaan precinct residents vote. He said he expected only around 1,400 to 1,500 … more
The youngest of the children move off the Memorial Field infield into an outfield well stocked with plastic eggs, some containing special prize baskets provided by supporters of the project.
A spring tradition
Owensville Police Department staff and friends hosted an Easter egg hunt for three age divisions Saturday at Memorial Park.  more
Local truck driver dies in Kansas crash Monday
Both tractor-trailer drivers involved in a “high impact” crash Monday morning on a Kansas roadway outside Wichita died, the Butler County Sheriff’s patrol has … more
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Fire burned out the silo roof but did not damage the barn, according to Chief Jeff Arnold, shown extinguishing a hot spot.
Wind-blown fire on EE
Smoke billows Monday afternoon from an old silo on the David York property off Route EE. A tree stump behind the barn, reportedly struck by lightning several days ago, apparently ignited due to windy … more
Owensville High School students in the FCCLA program had their turn in community volunteering Thursday as they helped regular Helping Hands Outreach Center volunteers distribute 12,464 pounds of food stocks delivered by the St. Louis Area Food Bank. OHS student Alexis Kohrmann loads in a box of assorted frozen meats as Emily Marques brings another (in back). Sue White, a regular volunteer, adds a bag of apples to the load. The Mobile Market served 111 families this month. Vouchers are required to obtain services.
Emergency food, shelter programs in Gasconade, Maries, Pulaski eligible to seek nearly $49,000 in Phase 38, ARPA-R relief funding
District 11 has been awarded federal funds through the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) under the Emergency Food and Shelter National Board … more
Sale of surplus generators clears way for next phase of electric plant study, eventual sale of surplus site
An effort to sell off the city’s former power plant on the corner of Marvin and  Cuba took another step forward Monday with the sale of 21 surplus transformers through the sealed-bid … more
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OHS Drama Department to stage ‘Game of Tiaras’ April 1-3
There is a battle taking place in the Owensville High School small gym where all of your favorite princesses duel it out for the crown in “Game of Tiaras.” When the King’s empire … more
2022 LifeSmarts Competition
OWENSVILLE MIddle School Principal Teresa Schulte (far left) presents certificate of achievement awards Monday to students Zachariah Barch, Christopher Allen, and Lainey Moss as winners of the 2022 … more
New grocery store cuts ribbon, welcomes customers
Cash Saver of Owensville held a ribbon cutting ceremony with the Owensville Chamber of Commerce on Friday. Store manager Andy Loague (front left) holds the bow while his co-store manager Jeff Mesger … more
Lakeside Book Company’s Manroland German-manufactured press was up and running this past week three days after installation was finalized. The firm’s press crew put “ink on paper” Friday and was running at maximum speed, printing up to 35,000 48-page book sections an hour by midweek. Press crewmen Galen Sells and Rob Copeland (on top) and Dave Crosby (below) string a new web for a 32-page school workbook job on March 2.
It’s long, it’s loud, it’s efficient, and it’s impressive to watch
The ceiling was raised last year to accommodate its height and the Manroland press acquired for the Owensville’s Lakeside Book Company plant was rolling on full throttle this past … more
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