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Official Urges Residents to Sign Up for Alerts
City officials said now is the time for residents to sign up for emergency notification system so they are notified of severe weather this spring.
- Mar 15 Plan Board to Vote on Concrete Plant Permit At Meeting Tuesday Night
- Mar 15 Washington Safety Task Force Brings Together Schools, First Responders
- Mar 15 Ice, Snow Lead to Dead Fish Featured
- Mar 15 Local VFW Completes IRS Audit With ‘Small Fine’ Featured
- Mar 15 Family Reading Night Draws Hundreds to WMS
- Mar 15 Worker Invents Machine To Save Taxpayer Money Featured
- Mar 15 Deputy Recalls Encounter With Man Slain by Policeman Featured
- Mar 15 Bridge Closed, Lights Out After Electrical Problem Wednesday
- Mar 15 Griesheimer Tells DNR That Landfill Would Meet Local Regulations Featured
Class 4 Quarterfinals — Republic Knocks Out Knights
BOLIVAR — Showing why it’s a favorite to repeat as Class 4 state champion, the Republic Tigers (25-4) ended the season Saturday afternoon for the Borgia Knights (19-9) in the state quarterfinals at Southwest Baptist University, 57-44.
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Learn About Heart Health From the Experts
Mercy health experts are offering health advice as the community hosts events to raise awareness and educate the public about important health matters.
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Smith 40th Wedding Anniversary
Mike and Vickie Smith will celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary March 16, 2014, with a t…
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Henderson to Wed Diekmann
Frederick Harold Henderson II and Pamela Sue Henderson announce the engagement of their daug…
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Wellenkamp To Wed Neidert
Mark and Charlet Wellenkamp announce the engagement of their daughter, Krista Elizabeth Well…
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Moore-Sanders Wedding Vows Read
Nicole Lee Sanders and Cody Michael Moore, Washington, were united in marriage March 1, 2014…
Customized Training Funds Approved for Two Local Businesses
The Missouri Department of Economic Development’s Division of Workforce Development recently announced that two area companies have been approved for funding through the Missouri Works Customized Training program.
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