News
Repurposing the academy building
Iberia Mayor Jim Schlupp leads a meeting Monday, Oct. 21 to discuss the possible restoration of the old Iberia Academy building, which is owned by the city, and potential uses for the facility. (Photo by Tim Flora)
Iberia meeting focuses on
restoring old Iberia Academy bldg.
Members of the Iberia community Monday night, Oct. 21 generated a short list of possible uses for the old Iberia Academy building, discussed the need to have the roof replaced and funding ideas for the project.
City of Eldon buys land adjoining park
The city of Eldon has purchased a tract of land adjacent to Rock Island Park from John Larkin. Cost of the purchase is $44,001.
‘GLITZ, GLAM AND GUITARS’
THS alumni host annual dinner
“Glitz, Glam and Guitars” was the theme of this year’s Tuscumbia High School alumni dinner Saturday, Oct. 12, held in the school gymnasium.
Eldon officials vote to proceed
with staff changes for 2020 budget
In a work session Thursday, Oct. 17, Eldon city officials gave City Administrator Debbie Guthrie the go-ahead for staffing changes both immediately and as part of the 2020 budget.
Teal pumpkin project for
allergen free Halloween experience
It’s not the great pumpkin, but the teal pumpkin parents of children with food allergies will be looking for.
Autumn creations
Miller County Care and Rehabilitation Center resident Doris Wyrick shows off the long-stemmed pumpkin she made from apple spice clay. Meanwhile fellow residents Sammy Humphrey and Glenda Hatfield work to roll up their clay. (Submitted photo)
Miller County Care and Rehabilitation Center news
We want to thank the group from Tuscumbia Assembly of God Church for coming in Sunday. And a special thanks to Judi Harwood, who also comes from the church on Thursdays to do the women’s fingernails, and sometimes a few hands of pitch at the residents’ request.
Mt. Herman Baptist Church news
Kent Hutcherson, Pastor
Mt. Herman Area news
by Rose Bond
Miller County Sheriff's Incident Report
Oct. 13, 2019 - Deputy Browne responded to a traffic call on Hwy. 17.
Olean Livestock Market Report
Oct. 18, 2019
Order of the Eastern Star Meets
Pam Wheeler, worthy matron, and Carl Hees, worthy patron, presided at the Sept. 24 meeting and greeted Nancy K. Lane, past grand matron and Sue Davis, district deputy grand matron of the 9th district, distinguished members.
TOPS MO 1002 Crocker news
TOPS MO 1002 Crocker met Monday, Oct. 21, at the Pulaski County Health Department with Leader, Randy, presiding.
Sunshine Gals Meet
St. Anthony Sunshine Gals met Thursday, Oct. 17, in the parish hall in St. Anthony. Hostesses were Delores McDowell and Pat Daniel. The women said the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag. Mrs. Daniel read her favorite bible verses from the 23rd Psalm for the devotional. The hostesses served a delicious luncheon.
Fairview Christian Church news
Randy Stohs, Pastor
Tuscumbia Christian Church news
Please keep in prayer Brother Bill Vernon, Caden Schaffer, Chelsy Kling and many others in our thoughts and hearts.
Olean Baptist Church news
By Lois Faulconer
Hight Point Area news
by Beverly Meyer
Concord Christian Church news
by Lee A. Todd, Minister
Iberia First Christian Church news
Stan Way, Pastor
Iberia Church of Christ news
Brenda Thompson, Reporter
Brays Advent Christian Church news
Brian Duncan,
St. Lawrence Catholic Church and St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church news
Rev. Joby Parakkacharuvil Thomas, Pastor
Iberia Church of the Nazarene
Sunday school, 9:45 a.m.; Sunday morning worship, 10:45 a.m.; Sunday evening service, 6 p.m.; Wednesday Bible study and prayer, 7 p.m. in church annex.
Iberia United Methodist Church news
Tricia Quist, Pastor
Iberia Congregational Christian Church news
Rev. Dr. Wayne Cogell,
Ulman Baptist Church news
Rev. Kevin Blackburn, Pastor
Brumley Christian Church news
Bro. Ralph Byrd, Pastor
Enon Baptist Church news
Enon Baptist Church had a Sunday school attendance of 22, with 28 attending the morning worship service. Kathy Sluyter gave the children’s message and special music was by the choir, directed by Karen Bond-Ott.
Mt. Olive Baptist Church news
Sunday school attendance at Mt. Olive Baptist Church was 6, with 130 attending the morning worship service. Sarah Kennedy was at the piano, Megan Kennedy led the singing, and intercessory prayer was by Toby Anderson.
Corticelli Baptist Church news
Sunday morning attendance at the Corticelli Baptist Church was 68, with birthday offerings given by Joseph Schroer, Ava Knoche and Kate Henderson.
Enon Area News
Hazel Rea, Kennah Farris and Katelyn Farris attended the Missions Exploration youth camp Saturday at the Pulaski Baptist campground in Waynesville. They learned about life in the Ukraine and listened to missionaries Dan and Lori Upchurch, who have served in the Ukraine for nine years. Many activities were also held.
Hight Point Baptist Church news
Sunday school attendance at High Point Baptist Church Sunday was 73. Children’s time was given by Katie Parnell..
Dogwood Hills bowling fund-raiser Oct. 27
It’s pins for PTO this Sunday, Oct. 27 at Eldon Lanes. The Dogwood Hills State School is hosting a bowling fund-raiser from 2 to 5 p.m. to benefit the school’s parent teacher organization.
Eugene band members earn all-district honors
Eugene High School band members auditioned and have been named to Central District bands.
Eldon cemetery is site for
National Wreaths Across America
With your help a remembrance wreath can be placed on the headstone of every veteran buried at the Eldon Cemetery.
Berlener Chiropractic expands office hours
Berlener Chiropractic Whole Body Health Center, which opened its Eldon location in September, is now expanding its hours to better serve the community.
Tom Hurst's Capitol Report
Missouri works to protect young people from the
Blunt's Notes
The most important part of my job is making sure Missourians’ voices are heard in Washington. There’s no better way to do that than by visiting communities across our state and talking with families, veterans, farmers, and people from all walks of life about the issues they care about most.
Blaine's Bulletin
Unfortunately, most of us have a loved one or friend who’s been affected by breast cancer. Every year, hundreds of thousands of women in the U.S. are diagnosed with this terrible disease. According to the Susan G. Komen Foundation, by the end of 2019, there will have been an estimated 268,600 people diagnosed in this year alone. Statistics say one in eight women will get breast cancer in their lives and in Missouri, breast cancer is the third most diagnosed type of cancer. With a threat this large, we must be very aggressive in spreading awareness about ways to prevent and defeat breast cancer.
All-district band
St. Elizabeth High School seniors Jordan Plassmeyer (left) and KayCee Struemph were recently selected to the central district high school band after auditions at Waynesville High School. They will participate in an all-day clinic, followed by a 5 p.m. concert Saturday, Nov. 2 in Waynesville. (Submitted photo)
Salvation Army seeks bell ringers
Wanted: people willing to ring small red bells through the holiday season.
Kallenbach reunion held in Tuscumbia
The annual Kallenbach cousin reunion was recently held at the Miller County Historical Society Museum in Tuscumbia. A potluck luncheon was served, with the afternoon spent touring the museum and visiting.
Capital Region hosts outreach meeting Oct. 29
Capital Region Medical Foundation will host an outreach meeting for the Eldon, Laurie and Versailles areas at 7:30 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 29 at Central Bank at 611 E. North Street in Eldon.
Bethany Lutheran Church turkey dinner is Nov. 2
Turkey dinners and baked goods are on tap Saturday, Nov. 2, at the annual Bethany Lutheran Church turkey dinner.
Family Fun Day Nov. 2 at Eldon clinic
Lake Regional Clinic ? Eldon invites children and adults to the Lake Regional Family Fun Day from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 2, in the clinic parking lot. A free hot dog lunch will be served from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
United Way releases disaster recovery grant funds
The United Way of Central Missouri board of directors is releasing disaster recovery grants based on needs resulting from the May 22 tornado and subsequent flooding.
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