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City considering transportation sales tax
Steelville streets need improvements, but the city doesn’t have the available funding to care for them, according to city officials. One suggestion to create revenue for street work is to institut...
St. James sends off graduates
The John F. Hodge High School Class of 2013 enjoyed their final moments spent together as a clas...
St. James may add middle school wrestling
Four-Rivers Conference schools are in discussions of adding middle school wrestling. Should the ...
Arts Council offering several summer classes
Summer art classes, sponsored by the Steelville Arts Council, will begin with two offerings in J...
Taxpayer gets no satisfaction on road complaints
Crawford County resident Belinda Allison stormed out of the commission meeting on May 14 after h...
Pathways to break ground on new housing comples
Thanks to housing assistance from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), Pathwa...
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Pathways to break ground on new housing comples
Thanks to housing assistance from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), Pathways Community Health will break ground on Crawford Commons, a 14-unit housing complex for very low income persons with disabilities in Cuba. The ground breaking is set for 10 a.m., May 22 at Martin and Eldon streets in Cuba.
Pathways was named one of only four non-profit organizations in Missouri to r...
City considering transportation sales tax
Steelville streets need improvements, but the city doesn’t have the available funding to care for them, according to city officials. One suggestion to create revenue for street work is to institute a transportation tax.
St. James Ambulance District hosting child safety seat check
St. James Ambulance District in partnership with the Missouri Coalition for Roadway Safety and Meramec Regional Planning Commission (MRPC) is hosting a child safety seat check May 28 from 9 a.m. to noon at the ambulance district building located at 203 N. Louise Street in St. James.
School district moving ahead with plan for expanded computer usage
During their regular meeting on May 16, the Bourbon School Board received an update on a planned one-to-one electronic device program and learned that another teacher is retiring this year. That brings the total number of retirees up to six.
County cited for mining violations
Crawford County received six separate citations from the U.S. Department of Labor Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) for sites where the road districts were screening gravel for use on county roads. Two sites—one for each of the two county road districts—were inspected on April 30 and each one received the same three citations.
Several county bids announced, accepted
During the week of May 9 and May 14, Phelps County Commissioners:
• Issued bid solicitation for a secure counter system with high impact resistant glass for the Phelps County Collector’s office. Interested bidders can contact the Phelps County Collector’s office at collector@phelpscounty.org or by calling (573) 458-6155. Bids will be received in the Phelps County Clerk’s office until 9 a.m....
In letter to coalition members, Gov. Nixon says efforts to strengthen Medicaid in Missouri will continue
Growing coalition remains united and determined to bring the tax dollars Missourians send to Washington back to strengthen Medicaid in Missouri, Gov. Nixon says
JEFFERSON CITY – In a letter to Medicaid coalition members, Gov. Jay Nixon today said efforts to bring the dollars Missourians send to Washington back to strengthen Medicaid in Missouri would continue. The proposed expansion would draw do...
A great morning on the Gasconade River
The morning dawned cloudy and cool, a mere 69 degrees, after several days of 90 degree plus weather. I welcomed the cool down. The day before, I had endured 11 hours of pollen filled winds and the blazing hot sun of Lake of the Ozarks, while pitching Senkos to bedding largemouth bass. Today, however, I would be accompanying Will Rollins on the Gasconade River for smallmouth bass.
Arts Council offering several summer classes
Summer art classes, sponsored by the Steelville Arts Council, will begin with two offerings in June, and go all out during the weeks of July 8 and 15, with 17 different opportunities to express your creative nature.
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