It’s almost fair time! After being canceled in 2020 due to the pandemic, the 74th Annual Crawford County Fair will be returning to Hood Park in Cuba July 13-17.
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Vehicle located in missing person’s case but search continues
Law enforcement have recovered the 2010 black Ford Escape listed as a vehicle possibly involved in a missing persons case in Crawford County, however, it was unoccupied. The vehicle was found on property just outside the city limits of Steelville on Wednesday, June 23.
Crawford County Felony Report
The Crawford County Prosecuting Attorney’s office recently filed the following felony charges:
- Ronald Jay Robben, 60, of Steelville, has been charged with the class E felony of failing to register change of residence as required of a registered sex offender. Crawford County Sheriff’s personnel dallegedly iscovered Robben had moved from his reported residence and failed to notify the sheriff’s office of the change. He had registered on January 20, but did not report a new address on February 8, nor by the required time to update his registry on April 8. On July 9, 1999, Robben had been found guilty in the Leavenworth Kansas Circuit Court of Aggravated Criminal Sodomy, a Level 2-Person felony offense that would be an unclassified felony offense under Missouri law.
Felony charges filed by county prosecutor
The Crawford County Prosecuting Attorney’s office recently filed the following felony charges:
• Ronald Jay Robben, 60, of Steelville, has been charged with the class E felony of failing to register change of residence as required of a registered sex offender.
Crawford Electric Co-op director election petition cycle opens Thursday, June 17
Thursday, June 17, is the start of the open nomination period for Crawford Electric consumer-members who want to run for the co-op’s board of directors. Three positions on the board need to be filled with an election coinciding with the annual meeting of members on Wednesday, September 15.