On Sunday, May 5, Troy First Baptist Church hosted the Salute to Commitment ceremony for graduating seniors of Lincoln County who have chosen to

National Drug Court Month began May 1 and will continue to the end of May. The resolution/proclamation reads as the following: Whereas, Drug Courts

Drive and dedication will get you far in life and with those qualities, it can also be a big help to others in the

Monday through Wednesday, May 13 through 15, MoDOT crews will have traffic reduced to one lane at various bridges and overpasses on north and

Six people were injured and one killed in a two-vehicle accident Thursday on Hwy. C at N. Shore Line at 5:54 p.m. Killed in

 The Mississippi River Parkway Commission is excited to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Great River Road National Scenic Byway. In 1938, the governors of

For the past 20 or so years, Troy R-III first graders have been able to enjoy a fishing field trip at the end of

Students from Pike-Lincoln Technical Center in Eolia journeyed to Linn State Technical College to compete in the state Skills USA contest. Students from the

Making this summer extra special for your children is as easy as a visit to the Powell Memorial Library. Reading is recognized as one

4 His Love, a Southern Gospel quartet based in Kansas City, will be appearing at Calvary Assembly of God, 3730 E Hwy. 47 in

Jillian Cooper, Daniel Douglas, Josh Filsinger, Marco Gonzalez, Lily Gonzalez, Dalton Gregory, Seth Gregory, and Jordan Jackson from Troy Holiness School competed in the

“Pray for America” is the theme of the 62nd Annual National Day of Prayer, which will be held Thursday May 2. The Scripture verse

National Drug Court Month began May 1 and will continue to the end of May. The resolution/proclamation reads as the following: Whereas, Drug Courts

Drive and dedication will get you far in life and with those qualities, it can also be a big help to others in the

The Missouri Department of Natural Resources will host an event May 18 in the Lincoln County town of Troy aimed at helping Missouri residents