News
Henley man killed in crash
A Henley man was killed in a one-vehicle crash at 5 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 19 on Highway H, 1/4 of a mile south of South Teal Bottom Road in Cole County.
Eldon R-1 bus involved in minor accident
According to Eldon School Superintendent Matt Davis, Friday morning, Jan. 18 at approximately 7:35 a.m. Bus 12 was crossing Highway 54 onto Short Road.
‘Mardi Gras’ dance Feb. 16
“Mardi Gras” is the theme of this month’s Lake of the Ozarks Swing Dance Club dance, to be held Saturday, Feb. 16 at the Ozark Yacht Club in Lake Ozark.
Floats and fun
Miller County Care and Rehabilitation Center resident Sammy Humphrey and janitor Philis Stribling enjoy a root beer float in celebration of activity staff week. (Submitted photo)
Miller County Care and Rehabilitation Center news
We want to thank the group from Tuscumbia First Assembly of God Church for coming in to hold Sunday services. Louis Garbi and Dan Huff also came in for Bible study Tuesday morning, and Dean Waters was back Wednesday.
Mt. Herman Baptist Church news
Kent Hutcherson, Pastor
Mt. Herman area news
by Rose Bond
Miller County Sheriff's incident report
Jan. 13, 2019 -- Deputy Patrick responded to a domestic call on Hwy. 42.
Four Homecoming weekend Feb. 1 & 2
It will be a four Homecoming weekend Feb. 1 and 2, with celebrations at Iberia, Russellville, St. Elizabeth and Eugene.
Iberia Church of Christ news
Brenda Thompson, Reporter
Mt. Zion Church news
Charlie Worstell,
TOPS MO 1002 Crocker news
TOPS MO 1002 Crocker met Monday, Jan. 21, at the Pulaski County Health Department with Leader Linda presiding.
Mt. Olive Baptist Church news
Attendance for the morning worship service at Mt. Olive Baptist Church was 99, with singing led by Pat Jobe. Sara Kennedy played the piano, and special music was a vocal solo by Marsha Wyss accompanied by Lee Smith at the piano.
Corticelli Baptist Church news
Sixty-two attended Sunday school at Corticelli Baptist Church. Those in the praise team were Penny Knoche, Darla Hickey, Billi Galliher, Angie Galliher and Debbie Schroer. Brother Rick Seaton brought the messages during the morning and evening services.
Enon Baptist Church news
Monday evening, Jan. 7, the Enon Baptist WMU met at Enon Baptist Church. Those present were Laura Conroy, Karen Bond-Ott, Linda Amick, Angela McNeal, Wilda Bogle and Hazel Rea. The group worked on a quilt and planned the year’s activities.
Enon area news
Guests at the home of David and Jane Jones Sunday evening were David and Diane Ott, Jack, Debbie, Jack, Will and Mason Lake, Crystal Ott, Michael and Faith Ashley and Donna and Gavin Roe. The group had supper and watched the AFC championship game between the New England Patriots and the Kansas City Chiefs.
Sunshine Gals meet
The St. Anthony Sunshine Gals met Thursday, Jan. 17, in the parish hall in St. Anthony.
Birth
Matthew and Mary Ann Hoover from Barnett are parents of a daughter born Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 at the Women and Children’s Hospital in Columbia. She weighed 6 pounds, 12 ounces, was 19 inches long at birth and has been named Esther Shirk Hoover.
Drysdale scholarships available
Applications are being accepted for the Stephen and Helen Drysdale Memorial Scholarship.
Fairview Christian Church news
Randy Stohs, Pastor
Olean Livestock market report
Jan. 18, 2019
St. Lawrence Catholic Church & St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church news
Rev. Joby Parakkacharuvil Thomas, Pastor
Linda Skouby, Lay Speaker
Brumley Baptist Church news
Warren (Zeke) Mitchell, Pastor
Tuscumbia Christian Church news
Please keep in prayer Reed Davis and his mom, Heather (great grandson and granddaughter of Dennis and Cyndi York), Olivia Zumdome, Lane (Reggie and Christy Rush’s grandson, going to see St. Louis doctors about his autoimmune issues), Shana Engelbrecht (pneumonia), Tonya Stockwell (pneumonia), Mary Martin (friend of Brother Bill’s from Humansville), Danielle Burrows, Wilma Stark, Judy Rose, Wanda Todd, Michele Kempker, Logan Moriarity, Lana Andersen, Dean Edwards, Brennan Schulte, Mary Carol Schmidt, Mike Haines, Audrey Lee, Scott Garner, Dan Bax, Gladys Miekley, LuAnne Whittle, Sherry Plemmons, Chet Jenkins, James Spark, Janice Beard, Marlene Sharaga, DeWayne Wood, Jason Howard, Sheldon McGowin, William Rush, Greg Whittle, Diane Knotson, Sonny Irwin, Vickie Mace, Donna Moss, Cherish DeGraffenreid, Joyce Baron, Steve Helton, T.L. Taylor, Joyce Rodden, Gilbert Bryant, Beverly Phiffer, Keith Glawson, Hunter Bushnell, Darlene Plemmons (Bud Abbott’s aunt), Joe and Donna Albertson, Lucille Steen, Dave Whittle, J.R. and Diane LeCrone, Kaileen Wilkerson, Larry Huddleston, Lucy Wilkes, Tonya Farley, Paula Hedrick, Vickie Brown, Heather Davis, Bill Call, Freda Patterson, Megan Vansell, Sherry Holtmeyer, Wanda Fields, Wayne Blue, Denny Hodges, Roy Houston, Gary Putnam, Jan Marie Bender, June Hancock, Bill Williams, Jack Puckett, Mike Patterson, Charles Smith, Shirley Burnett, Billie Sue Pittrich, Sherre Smith, Susie Pryor, Chase Borque, and always our service men and women and our country’s leaders.
High Point area news
No school was held at High Point Monday in observance of Martin Luther King Day.
High Point Baptist Church news
Sunday school attendance at High Point Baptist Church was 69.
Iberia First Baptist Church news
Rev. Roy Bryant, Pastor
Concord Christian Church news
by Lee A. Todd, Minister
Brays Advent Christian Church news
Brian Duncan,
Iberia Church of the Nazarene news
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 parsonage.
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
Blaine's Bulletin
The gift of life is an inherent right bestowed on each and every human being at the moment of conception. As your Congressman, it is my responsibility to fight for Missouri values and protect the most vulnerable among us, including the unborn. Throughout my time in Congress I have fought for the right to life, consistently supporting pro-life legislation and pro-life causes.
David Wood's Capitol Report
Committee assignments are done and the legislature is ready to get to work. I will be serving on the budget committee again and chair the appropriations for Health, Mental Health, and Social Services. I have an added responsibility this year, as I will be serving as vice chair of the overall budget committee. This means that I will be part of all the budget subcommittees and the conference committees at the end of the budget process. This is the first time that the two positions have been combined for one representative, and I am honored that the speaker believed in my abilities and experience enough to give me this task.
Rocky Miller's Capitol Connection
Swearing in
Tom Hurst's Capitol Report
Governor Parson Delivers
Eldon preschool screenings set for February, March
Screenings for possible placement in the Title I preschool program this fall at Eldon South Elementary School will be held during February and March.
Eldon kindergarten screenings,
enrollment begin in February
Eldon kindergarten screenings and enrollment will be held during February and March. Children enrolling for kindergarten must turn 5 on or before July 31, 2019.
Lake Regional hosts youth mental health first aid
Sometimes first aid isn’t a bandage, CPR or calling 911. Sometimes first aid is YOU. You are more likely to encounter someone in an emotional or mental crisis than someone having a heart attack. Learn an action plan to help at Youth Mental Health First Aid, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, March 2, at Lake Regional Hospital.
Halle Herbert
Herbert to represent state
at College Student Congress
Halle Herbert, daughter of Michael and Michele Herbert, has been chosen as one of 51 college students to attend the Henry Clay Center for Statesmanship’s annual College Student Congress May 13-24 on the campuses of the University of Kentucky and Marymount University.
‘Super Sunday Spectacular’ Feb. 3 at New Life Assembly
New Life Assembly of God at Barnett will host its annual “Super Sunday Spectacular” Feb. 3 in the youth center. The free event will start at 5 p.m.
Eugene Homecoming rescheduled for Feb. 2
Due to wintry weather Jan. 11, the Eugene Homecoming festivities have been rescheduled for Saturday, Feb. 2, with the JV game starting at 3 p.m. Coronation will take place between the JV and varsity games against the Linn Wildcats.
Italian cuisine on menu Feb. 2 at Mary’s Home
If you like Italian cuisine, Our Lady of the Snows Catholic School in Mary’s Home has what it takes to whet your appetite.
Lake Regional hosts Heart Month events
February is American Heart Month, and Lake Regional Health System is hosting two events to raise awareness and encourage action for better heart health: Go Red For Women from 9 a.m. to noon Friday, Feb. 1, and Lake Regional’s annual cardiovascular screening from 7:30 to 10 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 16. Both events will take place in the hospital’s third floor conference rooms.
St. Elizabeth area news
by Mary Ann Lindenbusch
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