Authors Kirsten Mouton and Brenda Anderson O’Halloran recently submitted for publication a new visually exciting Livingston County history book. The book will include information on 207 vintage photographs shared by nearly two dozen sources, including the Grand River Historical Society Museum and the Livingston County Library.
Angels Among Us are the people in our community who work to touch lives, help the less fortunate, make a difference for others. We all know someone that describes. An Angel. And we want to work with you and the community to recognize their efforts.
March is almost here, what will the weather bring. We have had some nice sunny days in February, we’ve also had cold temperatures, rain, freezing rain and snow in February.
In July 2022, severe storms and record rainfall across the St. Louis region devastated families, homes and businesses, many in areas that had never experienced such flooding before.
When you’re working, you may spend decades contributing to retirement accounts such as your 401(k) and IRA. Once you’re retired, though, you’ll likely need to begin withdrawing from these accounts to help pay for your living expenses. In fact, you’ll be required to take money from them at a certain age — but that age requirement is changing, and it could lead to changes in your financial strategy.
Missouri Department of Transportation crews are already focusing on pothole repairs to keep roads as safe as possible and will continue through the spring as weather allows. When you see a MoDOT crew making repairs, motorists should slow down and move over a lane to give them room to work safely – remember, it’s the law.
tively sent his squad onto the court with the no-pressure instruction to “go for broke” and have fun. The Lady Mustangs did just that for more than a quarter.
The second event will be something new for those who fish and hunt. “The deer will be scored without cost for all who attend,” said Steve Shoot, NMSA President.
Approximately 45 attended the Senior Citizen meal on February 20 at the Meadville Baptist Church. One is being planned for March.
Over the summer months, the drama department at Chillicothe High School applied to be the only school in Missouri to produce the stage version of Disney’s Frozen. In the national competition called the United States of Frozen, one school per state was chosen and given the rights to produce a limited number of shows at a reduced rate.