DRIVER SERIOUSLY INJURED AFTER MOTORCYCLE OVERTURNS
A Sedalia man sustained serious injuries following a roll-over crash in Pettis County Saturday afternoon. ...Read more
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NUMBERS RISE AFTER GATHERINGS AND COMMUNITY EVENTS
The number of cases of COVID-19 continues to rise in the KMMO listening area. ...Read more
FELONY CHARGE FILED AGAINST BOONVILLE MAN
A felony charge has been filed against a Boonville man after a traffic crash in Cooper County on July 1. ...Read more
SMITHTON MAN FACING FELONY BURGLARY, DOMESTIC ASSAULT CHARGES
A 45-year-old Smithton man has been charged with a couple of felonies after a reported incident on June 23 in Sedalia. ...Read more
NUMBER OF POSITIVE CASES OF COVID-19 INCREASES IN PETTIS COUNTY
The total number of confirmed positive cases of COVID-19 increased by a few on Friday, July 10, in Pettis County. ...Read more
SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES HVAC BID
During the meeting of the Sweet Springs R-7 School Board on Thursday, July 9, the board approved an HVAC bid. ...Read more
WOMAN SERIOUSLY INJURED IN ROLLOVER ATV CRASH
A 48-year-old Warsaw woman was seriously injured in a rollover all-terrain vehicle crash in Benton County on Saturday. ...Read more
COUNTY COMMISSIONER AND SHERIFF RELEASE NOTICE TO COUNTY RESIDENTS REGARDING COVID-19 OUTBREAK
The number of active COVID-19 cases in Carroll County has skyrocketed within the the last week. As of Friday afternoon, there were 43 total confirmed cases of the virus that have been reported since the beginning of the pandemic. There are currently 32 active cases and 11 persons have been released from observation. ...Read more
COVID-19 NUMBERS CONTINUE TO RISE IN SALINE COUNTY
Saline County Health Department has confirmed eight new cases of COVID-19 on Friday. ...Read more
HEALTH DEPARTMENT ADMINISTRATOR ISSUES PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT REGARDING COVID-19
Since July 2, Carroll County has seen an significant increase of coronavirus cases. As of Friday afternoon, there were 43 total confirmed cases of the virus that have been reported since the beginning of the pandemic. There are currently 32 active cases and 11 persons have been released from observation. ...Read more
ADDITIONAL PRECAUTIONS TAKEN AFTER STAFF MEMBER TESTS POSITIVE FOR COVID-19 AT LOCAL NURSING HOME
It was recently discovered as part of the ongoing screening of staff, that an asymptomatic staff member at The Living Center in Marshall had been exposed to COVID-19 during a trip outside of the community. The employee was tested and the results were returned as “positive” for COVID-19. ...Read more
SECRETARY ASHCROFT ACTS TO PROTECT MILITARY AND OVERSEAS VOTERS
Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft wants to ensure that every vote is counted and that includes all military and overseas voters. Citing the U.S. Postal Service’s extended delays in delivering mail from overseas and his authority pursuant to Section 115.291, RSMo., Secretary Ashcroft has declared any area overseas as “inaccessible.” ...Read more
FIREWORKS EVENT SCHEDULED FOR LATER THIS MONTH IN HIGGINSVILLE
Combining a couple of events that were postponed earlier this year, the city of Higginsville is planning a get-together and celebration for later this month. ...Read more
MISSOURI STATE PARK SCHEDULED TO HOST LEARN2 AIM ARCHERY AND ATLATL INSTRUCTION
Missouri State Parks invites the public to begin their archer journey by attending a hands-on instruction at and Knob Noster State Park. ...Read more
MISSOURI VALLEY COLLEGE SCHOOL OF NURSING TO ADD MASTER OF SCIENCE IN NURSING, FAMILY NURSE PRACTITIONER
Missouri Valley College’s School of Nursing has received approval from the Higher Learning Commission to offer a Master of Science in Nursing, Family Nurse Practitioner (MSN, FNP). The program, which is set to begin in January 2021, will be offered online. ...Read more
