The Moscow Mills Board of Aldermen were presented with a response on their compliance plan to address the city’s grant process for improvements to the city’s wastewater concerns. “The State of Missouri Water and Wastewater Review Committee has reviewed the preliminary grant proposal and has provided a response that raises a few issues that need to be addressed before an invitation for grant funding can be offered by the state,”
The first DVDs of local veterans made through a special project were presented to Powell Memorial Library. The 25 DVDs will be available for viewing at the library. Copies will also be made available to the State Historical Society of Missouri, the Library of Congress and to each participating veteran at no charge. The donation to Powell is believed to be the first donated to a public library in the
A Winfield woman has been charged with one count of felony harassment against persons age 17 and under. Lincoln County Prosecuting Attorney filed those charges after the arrest of Lynn Marie Herzog, 50, Sunday morning. According to court records, two deputies were dispatched to McClay Road in reference to multiple calls of a disturbance. They made contact with the complainant who advised the officers that she was inside her residence
A domestic incident in Lincoln County resulted in an officer being assaulted and two women facing charges. Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office responded to the 100 Block of Country View Drive, Foley, for a domestic dispute between siblings. Upon arrival, deputies spoke with the victim who stated his sister, 23 year-old Geneva May Faust, had a verbal disagreement with him in reference to moving her vehicle from the driveway and access
Beautiful flowers including Knockout Roses and Vinca or Periwinkle surround Dianne Henrikson’s house, which was selected as June’s Yard of the Month by the Troy Garden Club. Dianne’s Giant Hosta, which she is seated next to, is the most impressive plant in her garden and sits just outside of her 135-year-old farmhouse.
Information is being sought on vandals that damaged Mark Twain National Forest’s Falling Spring Mill, located in Oregon County. According to Doniphan/Eleven Point Ranger District Ranger Tim Bond, the vandalism was discovered May 18-19, 2013. “Vandals ripped boards off the mill and then threw into the pond,” Bond said. “We have had vandalism in the past at Falling Spring Mill but nothing like this. Every side of the mill has
The Lincoln County Commission has named its new emergency management director. Jerry Daugherty, who last November lost his bid for re-election to the St. Charles County Council, is Lincoln County’s newly-hired emergency management director. Daugherty, who began work this week, replaces Kelly Hardcastle, who resigned. He had been a councilman four years after serving previously as a Portage des Sioux alderman. Daugherty said he will earn about $40,000 a year
U.S. Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer (MO-3) announced that his staff will be in all 13 counties of the 3rd Congressional District hosting the latest round of Constituent Service Days that provide constituents an opportunity to meet with members of Luetkemeyer’s staff. The 3rd Congressional District Constituent Service Days begin Monday, June 17 and run through Thursday, June 20. Staff will be available in Lincoln County Lincoln County 12:30 p.m.-1:30 p.m. Old
Lincoln County Prosecuting Attorney, Leah W. Askey, announced that Nicholas Evans, 23, of Wentzville, was found guilty by a Lincoln County jury on April 12, 2013. He was sentenced May 29 for an incident that nearly killed a Lincoln County man at Georgee’s Bar on Dec. 30, 2011. Evans was charged with Assault in the First Degree and Felony Armed Criminal Action. The Court sentenced him to 13 years in
There will be several new coaches for several Silex sports teams next
Madeline Thoroughman (seated left), recent graduate of Troy Buchanan High School, signed
The following was written by Christy Mershon Day, a former resident of
John Throgmorton graduated with High Honors from Cedarville University on May 4.