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WEDNESDAY EVENING CANCELLATIONS

MORE WINTER WEATHER EXPECTED OVER NEXT FOUR DAYS

ATLANTA COUNCIL VOTES TO CONDEMN LAST OLD STYLE BRICK BUILDING

MONROE CITY RESIDENT RECEIVES HONORARY TROOPER AWARD

TRUMAN STARTS A FOUR-GAME HOMESTAND WITH THE TRITONS

BROOKFIELD HEAD BOYS BASKETBALL COACH ON ADMINISTRATIVE LEAVE

MACON, MEXICO, KIRKSVILLE, AND TOLTON GET WINS ON DAY ONE OF MACON TOURNAMENT

COLUMBIA COLLEGE’S BURCHARD SET TO RETIRE AFTER BASKETBALL SEASON

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Sports: The Community R6 at Paris basketball games have been moved up from Friday to Thursday night at 6:00 Meadville at Atlanta has been moved to a 5pm start time Slater at Glasgow basketball tonight has been...Read More

While we just came out of a weekend full of heavy snowfall, the winter weather is not going away soon. Sarah Atkins, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Pleasant Hill, says that the next round...Read More

The Atlanta City Council approved to condemn the last old brick style building in town during Monday’s meeting. Mayor Tony Askew… right-click to download mp3 Askew indicated there’s a lot to work to be done prior to...Read More

A Monroe City resident was awarded with a Missouri State Highway Patrol Honorary Trooper Certificate this week. Ollie Pennewell was presented the award Monday with his family and friends present. The Honorary Trooper Certificate is presented to...Read More

After a tough four-game road trip, the Truman teams are home for four straight games starting Thursday night with the Tritons of Missouri-St. Louis. The Bulldog women moved back into the national rankings at number 25 and...Read More

Brookfield has placed boys basketball coach Jerod Gillman on administrative leave. Superintendent Kyle Collins says the district can’t comment on personnel matters. Assistant Jared Brown will fill Gillman’s role. Brookfield meets Mexico in the Macon Tournament Wednesday...Read More

It was a night of upsets Tuesday night for the opening day of the Macon Tournament. The seven, six, and five seeds all took home victories against higher seeded teams. The seventh-seeded Kirksville Lady Tigers upset NCMC...Read More

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A hall-of-fame basketball coach and local athletic director is set to retire following the 2018-19 basketball season. Columbia College’s Bob Burchard began his coaching career at Columbia College in 1988, and has since registered a 781-261 record...Read More

(PHOTO GALLERY) View pictures of Parson’s State of the State Address January 17, 2019
Governor Mike Parson delivered his first State of the State Address to the Missouri Legislature on January 16, 2019. View pictures from the event held in the Missouri House of Representatives. Click on the photos for the larger version. Photos are courtesy of Tim Bommel, House Communications.
(AUDIO) Hear Missouri governor’s State of the State Address January 16, 2019
Governor Mike Parson delivered his first State of the State Address to the Missouri Legislature today. Listen his entire speech below: https://cdn.missourinet.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Gov-Parson-full-speech1.mp3
Missouri Governor Mike Parson seeks 3 percent raise for state workers January 16, 2019
Missouri Republican Governor Mike Parson is asking for a 3 percent across the board raise for state workers in his budget request for the upcoming fiscal year. The governor released his spending plan during his State of the State address to a joint gathering of the Missouri House and Senate in Jefferson City Wednesday afternoon. […]
Missouri bull rider dies following injuries January 16, 2019
Mason Lowe, a 25-year old professional bull rider from Exeter, Missouri, died from his injuries in a bull riding competition Tuesday night in Denver. PBR CEO Sean Gleason made the announcement on their website Tuesday evening. “We are deeply saddened to report that Mason Lowe passed away this evening following injuries sustained at the PBR event […]