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A small farming family in Warren County, just west of St. Louis, had a growing problem. They had developed a reputation among local consumers for their organically grown lettuce, and they generated significant revenue selling the leafy greens at area markets. Every year, the farmers would pl…

The Dent County Commission met for its regular meetings Thursday, Sept. 11, and Monday, Sept. 15. On Monday, several public comments were heard from multiple residents speaking on an issue leveraged against Deputy Julie Strebe of the Dent County Sheriff’s Office.

The North Wood R-IV Board of Education met for its regular meeting Tuesday, Sept. 11. In attendance included board members Ron Hedrick, Jarred Brown, Jr Rictor, David Massengale, and Jenna Dunn. Jeff Dodson, JC Flores, Mike Manes and Lois Stacy were also present. Aaron Brooks and Jimmy Decke…

The Dent County Fire Protection District Board met for a board meeting Tuesday, Sept. 9. In attendance included board members Mike Godi, David Greenshields, Dr. Leigh Ann Price, Jeff Stokes, and John Knight. The monthly reimbursement report was presented with a total of 19 calls for the mont…

The Oak Hill R-I Board of Education met for its regular meeting Thursday, Aug. 14. Board members present included Nathan Ragsdale, Amanda Sapaugh, Daniel England, Thomas England, John Hoodenpyle, and April Greener. Also, in attendance included Superintendent Steve Bryant and Principal Breann…

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A special waste collection for residential electronics, appliances, tires and media storage was held from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, Sept. 13 in Salem at Salem S/W Parking Lot, located at the corner of Third and Grand. Assisting in the special waste collection were several city staff and count…

The following is a list of general highway maintenance and construction work planned in the mid–Missouri area Sept. 15 – 21. Weather conditions may postpone scheduled work. Many projects will include lane closures which could cause delays.  

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County Clerk Angie Curley swore into office County Assessor Alisa Brookshire Friday, Aug. 29. Brookshire was voted into office during the Nov. 5, 2024, election, winning 98.76% of the vote with 5,901 votes. Brookshire was joined by family and friends during the swear-in ceremony Friday morning.

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