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Although the budget for operating services by Lincoln County officials continues to be monitored closely, signs are revealing perhaps a shift to a more optimistic outlook. Presiding Commissioner Dan Colbert, representing wwthe Lincoln County Commission, reviewed the past year and announced goals for 2012. “Despite the horrible stories to the contrary, Lincoln County’s overall revenue exceeded its expenditures in 2011,” said Colbert. “We had an even one percent gain in
Troy Police Dept. released Friday that an arrest warrant was obtained Thursday for Chad Hollice Patterson in connection with the robbery Jan. Jan. 13, at the Retroactive store in Troy. Patterson is charged with first-degree robbery, felonious restraint and Assault. On that day, an armed masked subject robbed the store, obtaining cash and merchandise. Patterson’s bond was set at $25,000 (cash only). Those charged with a crime are presumed innocent
State Sen. Bill Stouffer, R-Napton, is bringing forward legislation aimed at finding common ground, following renewed concerns about texting while driving in Missouri. “My main objective in filing Senate Bill 717 is to bring awareness that distracted driving is more than just texting,” Sen. Stouffer said. “My proposal is about maintaining freedoms and the appropriate role of government. Too many folks have too many things going on when they’re driving,
Secretary of State Robin Carnahan today announced that two initiative petitions relating to payday, title, installment and consumer credit loans were approved for circulation. The ballot title for the first petition reads: Shall Missouri law be amended to limit the annual rate of interest, fees, and finance charges for payday, title, installment, and consumer credit loans and prohibit such lenders from using other transactions to avoid the rate
Derek Deters (left) capped an exciting week of basketball for the Troy Buchanan High Trojans. He was named the MVP in the Fort Zumwalt North Tournament averaging over 20 points in three games. On Feb. 2, he scored his 1,000th point of his career in the Trojans’ win over Eureka. Presenting him the game ball for this achievement was Trojans’ head coach Ryan Meyers.
Update: Elsberry boys defeated Winfield 63-44 to win the boys’ division of the Bowling Green Tournament. Matt Loesing led with 20 points followed by Scott Kroeger (10), Kevin Dotson (10) and Brennen Hurley (15). Silex boys took consolation with a 60-51 win over Bowling Green. Austin Fleming and Ryan Eisenbath led Silex with 19 and 13 points with Matt Huber also in double figures with 10 points. The Silex girls
Troy Buchanan High Trojans won the Fort Zumwalt North Basketball Tournament Friday night, posting a 64-39 win over Parkway North. Leading the way was senior Derek Deters who finished with 27 points. He made four three-pointers in the second period and a total of 16 points during that period. In the second half, Troy built their lead to over 30 points at one point. Deters was named the tournament Most
If money makes the world go around, then not having enough of it can bring your smoothly spinning world to a screeching halt. Money is the No. 1 issue that families fight over, notes Cynthia Crawford, a University of Missouri Extension professional and family financial education specialist. Living hand-to-mouth is stressful, and money problems can embroil your family in continual arguments and disagreements. “Boy, are we in a land mine
Holding a grudge or feeling guilty can keep you from enjoying all that life has to offer. “Guilt is something we impose on ourselves,” said Vera Massey, nutrition and health education specialist for University of Missouri Extension. “We get into the ‘I should have done that,’ and the ‘shoulds’ keep us tethered to the past.” Carrying guilt can harm your mental and physical health, and drain your joy and happiness.
If money makes the world go around, then not having enough of it can bring your smoothly spinning world to a screeching halt. Money is the No. 1 issue that families fight over, notes Cynthia Crawford, a University of Missouri Extension professional and family financial education specialist. Living hand-to-mouth is stressful, and money problems can embroil your family in continual arguments and disagreements. “Boy, are we in a land mine
The New Melle Community Passion Play will begin rehearsals for the Easter presentation of the last days in the life of Christ starting February 6th at Friedens Peace United Church of Christ (3560 Mill Street) 7:30 pm. This nondenominational event has been part of the community for over 30 years. No acting experience is necessary as there are many nonspeaking parts as crowd and Disciples. All you need is a
Spot Light Stars is thrilling again with this monthly class. Join the Directors of Spot Light Stars: Brandon Banks, Ellen Richards, and Sandy Turpin for an exciting opportunity to express yourself and learn the art of acting! The Drama-Rama as they are calling it, is an all day workshop for kids to come and learn, live, love and act! Spot Light Stars was so happy with the previous class they
These Sacred Heart students proudly display items donated to their annual dinner auction. The 26th Annual Sacred Heart Dinner Auction will take place Saturday, Feb. 4 at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Troy. Doors open at 5:30 for social hour and viewing of silent and oral auction items, followed by a delicious meal. The auction is sure to be exciting with quilts, tickets, handmade furniture, jewelry, autographed items, collectibles,
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