Appleton City News

The 2008 Gold Buckle Gala at the Ozark Empire Fair generated nearly $170,000 in proceeds for the Ozark Empire Fair Foundation, the organization announced in a news release tonight.

The 2008 Gold Buckle Gala at the Ozark Empire Fair generated nearly $170,000 in proceeds for the Ozark Empire Fair Foundation, the organization announced in a news release tonight.

APPLETON - City golfers are lining up for a shot to ask city officials to not sell or close the Reid Municipal Golf Course.

APPLETON - City golfers are lining up for a shot to ask city officials to not sell or close the Reid Municipal Golf Course.

An Appleton City man was injured in a crash Monday afternoon. According to the Missouri Highway Patrol, Larry D. Bracher, 64, was at an uncontrolled intersection on County Road 1001, two miles southeast of ...

APPLETON - City officials are sharpening their budgeting pencils in anticipation of the June 10 release of a study to boost production at the city's troubled water treatment plant.

APPLETON - City police will have extra patrols this weekend as part of an alcohol enforcement grant.

Since November, the Missouri National Guard's Agri-Business Development Team has been helping rebuild Afghanistan's agriculture industry in the Nangarhar Province.

A Henry County man was injured Tuesday when he drove his vehicle into a water-filled creek, Missouri Highway Patrol reported. via Sedalia Democrat

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Jones, of La Monte, will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary with a reception, held by their children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren, from 1 to 4 p.m. April 13 at the home of ... via Sedalia Democrat

Evangel University will host more than 1,000 business students from 51 area high schools next week at the Future Business Leaders of America district competitions. via Springfield News Leader

Members of U.S. Senator Claire McCaskill's staff will hold 'Kitchen Table Talks' with constituents in El Dorado Springs and Appleton City on Feb. via News-Leader.com - Top Stories

The State Fair Community College Literacy Program is seeking volunteer tutors for adults in reading, language, math and life skills. via Sedalia Democrat