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Friday, June 19
Garrett Wayne Braun, 9, Owensville, passed away Monday, June 8, 2020. Garrett was born March 18, 2011, to Joseph R. and Danielle (Curry) Braun in Washington. Garrett was a student at Gasconade …
Friday, June 19
Charles Thomas Buhlinger, 86, Owensville, passed away Saturday, June 13, 2020 at his home. He was born May 31, 1934, to Herbert Buhlinger and Edna (Hubbard) Hoynes in St. Louis. He was united in …
Friday, June 19
Audra Benny Cahill or just Benny, as he preferred to go by, 72, of Owensville, departed this life peacefully at his home while in hospice care, Monday, June 8, 2020.He was born Aug. 13, 1947, to …
Friday, June 19
Allen Lee Richardson, 70, Linn, passed away Tuesday, June 9, 2020, at General Baptist Nursing Home in Linn.Allen was born Feb. 11, 1950, to Melvin Earl and Irma (Thien) Richardson in Washington.He …
Thursday, June 18
In order to protect both the health and the voting rights of citizens during the COVID-19 pandemic, members of the General Assembly approved legislation that will allow extended absentee voting by …
Thursday, June 18
Immediately following Memorial Day festivities at Lake of the Ozarks, we saw daunting national headlines like “Crowds pack venues in Missouri’s Lake of the Ozarks, ignoring social …
Thursday, June 18
Many K-12 schools have been closed for over two months -- and people are understandably panicking about students “falling behind.” Parents are frantically …
Thursday, June 18
JEFFERSON CITY — Gov. Mike Parson recently announced the launch of a new Economic Recovery dashboard to help track the state’s economic recovery. “In the economy, we’re …
Thursday, June 18
Seems like every day, there’s some new piece of bad news making its way across the headlines. From the spread of COVID-19, to unrest in our streets, to financial concerns facing many …
Thursday, June 18
JEFFERSON CITY — Missouri’s leading business voice, The Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry, on Friday announced its endorsement of Amendment 2, joining the growing coalition …
Thursday, June 18
The First Amendment to the United States Constitution spells out five rights that are guaranteed by our government. If you ask any random person on the street what those rights are, most would …
Thursday, June 18
Jefferson City — Filing requirements for unemployment benefits resume the week of July 5 as Missouri reopens under the Show Me Strong Recovery effort and businesses resume …
Thursday, June 18
A community testing event for Covid-19 was held at the Washington fairgrounds Saturday, Sunday and Monday, June 13 - 15. Presiding Commissioner Tim Brinker reports that a total of 308 people were …
Thursday, June 18
Owensville’s Board of Alderman on Monday reviewed Winter Water Park’s modified operations plan and made amendments expanding daily attendance limits to a 33-percent occupancy …
Thursday, June 18
Based on the Phase 2 announcement Thursday by Gov. Mike Parson for the state’s Show-Me Strong Recovery Plan, “amenity closures within the Owensville Parks and Recreation Department (OPRD) …
Thursday, June 18
HERMANN — At least for a while, Gasconade County’s operating budget will look a lot better than it actually is. About $1.725 million better. That amount, as well as another $35,000 for …
Thursday, June 18
The Gasconade County R-2 School District rescinded its eight-guest limit per senior on June 15 as expectations of relaxed public health guidelines for COVID-19 were announced by Gov. Mike …
Thursday, June 18
A Bland man was charged June 9 with two felonies and three misdemeanors following an attempt to first evade and then assault deputies from the Maries County Sheriff’s Department. Maries …
Thursday, June 18
A green Chevy Cavalier parked in the driveway of a vacant residence in Belle at 1:45 p.m. Friday sparked the curiosity and suspicion of the property owner, who summoned help. The driver of the …
Wednesday, June 17
Last Thursday, June 11, the Gerald Board of Aldermen met for their regular meeting. Ward 1 Alderman Ruth Haase took her seat for the last time after deciding not to seek another term. During …
Wednesday, June 17
The Franklin County Health Department (FCHD) issued five pages of health violations against Lonigro’s Supermarket last week. The store was closed, and will remain so, until the …
Wednesday, June 17
GASCONADE — A homeless man apparently boarded the retired Navy hydrofoil missile ship USS Aries on June 1 and attempted to float it away from its mooring at Gasconade city. B.J. Meinhardt, a …
Wednesday, June 17
Owensville aldermen on Monday unanimously adopted a $5.75 million operating budget for fiscal year 2020-21 beginning July 1. Mayor John Kamler thanked City Clerk Bobbi Limberg and Deputy City …
Wednesday, June 17
An online survey to determine the public’s views on whether or not the Gasconade County Fair Board should host its annual event as normal received 2,545 responses of which 1,857 said the fair …
