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R-VI Elementary to ‘round up’
kindergartners for 2021-22 year
Parents planning to enroll their children in kindergarten for the next school year at Tipton Elementary School will want to participate in the “round up” to be held Feb. 1-12.
Winter walk
Amanda Rentel's first graders look for winter things on a walk Thursday, from Tipton Elementary and around the block north of the school. Some of the things on their list of items to find on the scavenger hunt included an acorn, rabbit, snowman and footprints.
Culvert pipe replacement to impact travel on Route 179
The replacement of a culvert pipe and ditch cleaning operations will require lane closures on Missouri Route 179 in Moniteau County over the next two weeks.
Activities highlight special week at St. Andrew’s
St. Andrew School will be among thousands nationwide observing National Catholic Schools Week Jan. 31-Feb. 5, and several activities will be held to celebrate the week locally.
Two arrests made in ongoing
investigation on Theodore Road
Moniteau County Sheriff’s deputies and investigators with the Mid-Mo Drug Task Force went to a residence on Theodore Road, California, on Thursday, Jan. 21, and left with two individuals under arrest.
Library Board to approve budget for new year
The 2021 budget will be on the list of items to consider during the Thursday, Jan. 28, meeting of the Tipton Municipal Library Board of Trustees.
Moniteau County Court news
Infractions, Misdemeanor, Criminal Felony and Civil Cases Disposed
Looking for a mild winter and an early spring
SYRACUSE- This past week had day time temperatures in the 40s and we are heading for the end of January. So far all indications are for a mild winter. February has just 28 days and then we will be in March and can expect some nice days and the start of spring.
Crowning new royals
The 2021 Otterville Homecoming king and queen, Isaiah Gilmore and Halle Draffen, nominated by the athletic department, were crowned by the 2020 king and queen, Mason Mathews and Morgan Bowers. Attendants shown in front were Hudson Porterfield and Raygann Millsap.
Otterville High School holds Homecoming 2021
OTTERVILLE- Otterville High School held its 2021 Homecoming Friday night, Jan. 22, as the Lady Eagles opened the night with a win against Cole Camp. The junior varsity boys then won against Cole Camp. Otterville varsity Eagles also won their game.
New books, Chromebooks, tablet available at Price James Memorial Library
The following books are now available at Price James Memorial Library.
Missouri NRCS announces Feb. 26 cut-off date for Conservation Stewardship Program-Classic
Agricultural producers wanting to enhance current conservation efforts are encouraged to apply for the Conservation Stewardship Program-Classic, formerly known as CSP-General.
Winter meal
A red-bellied woodpecker enjoys the offerings of a suet feeder. People can learn more about how to attract a variety of birds at a Jan. 30 Missouri Department of Conservation program on winter bird feeding.
MDC virtual program to focus on winter bird feeding
Bird-feeding is a popular hobby that can be enjoyed by people of all ages and it’s a great way to learn about various species of birds that are found in this area.
2021 MU Computers on the Farm conference meets Feb. 8-9 via Zoom
With its virtual format, this year’s Computers on the Farm conference, Feb. 8-9, will vividly underscore the increasingly vital role of computers in agriculture.
Learn benefits of native warm-season grasses for grazing with MDC Feb. 18
The Missouri Department of Conservation invites landowners and land managers interested in the benefits of establishing native warm-season grasses for livestock grazing to join its online program, “Benefits of Native Warm Season Grasses,” from 11 a.m. to noon Thursday, Feb. 18. The program is a partner project of MDC, MFA and the Natural Resources Conservation Service.
MU Extension hosts March webinar series on selling local food
Producers selling local foods can learn about best practices, state regulations and available resources at a four-part online series in March presented by University of Missouri Extension. It is sponsored in part by the USDA Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education program and the Missouri Small Business Development Center.
Club notes
Grow and Glow
Times' mailbag
Hope remains, blessings continue
Real life can be funny
Farrah hair!
Report from the Missouri House
My Capitol Report will be brief this week as House activities are currently on hold. Our leadership made the decision to cancel a week of sessions to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. The third week of session is normally a busy time as committees begin to meet to consider legislation, but pausing activity now still gives legislators ample time to move their bills through the process before session ends in mid-May. House leadership decided to be overly cautious after learning of a handful of positive cases in the building.
From the Missouri Senate
For the consideration of the committee
Deeds record property transfers
The following changes in property ownership were filed recently with the Moniteau County Recorder of Deeds. This report is a brief description of the deeds filed with the recorder. For a complete description of the properties visit the recorder’s office at the Moniteau County Courthouse in California.
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Glance at the past
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