Auxvasse News

COLUMBIA A former resident of Sturgeon was sentenced Thursday in federal court to 15 years in prison without parole for his role in trafficking hundreds of pounds of marijuana as well as an unspecified amount of cocaine from Texas to Missouri, according to a news release from the Office of the U.S. Attorney of the Western District of Missouri.

Topic: Courthouse News Circuit Court : Daily Record 5-15-09 Published Online May 15, 2009 - 01:34 PM CIRCUIT COURT Division I Judge Jack Peace Kurt G. Walker, 20, Laredo, had his probation continued with additional conditions on original charges of second degree burglary.

Kenny Brinker is on the front lines of the national drive to prevent an outbreak of swine flu on U.S. hog farms.

A Columbia, Mo.-area man was sentenced to 10 years in prison Tuesday morning for his role in the February 2008 armed robbery of a Van Buren pharmacy.

A Fulton man is in the Callaway County Jail today on charges that he stabbed another man at a party.

Three people are arrested after a drug raid Tuesday night in Auxvasse. Federal, state and county authorities helped raid the home on County Rd.

Linus Rothermich took an Audrain County trucking company owner at her word when she promised to later pay him for nearly $200,000 in grain delivered to feedlots and storage elevators across Missouri.

This week is the 49th Annual Loafer's Week. It's held every late winter to give friends and neighbors time to catch up on what they've been doing during the cold season.

Sinclair Research Center in Auxvasse has laid offA 20 of its 120 workers. Sinclair is a miniature swine production facility that also does bio-product research.

Bruce Harris, center, is congratulated by Fulton Public Schools Superintendent Mark Enderle after receiving the Atkinson Award Friday during the Kingdom of Callaway Chamber of Commerce Annual Banquet at ...

Rita Mock of the Callaway County Collectors Office assists Dustin Hudson of Auxvasse while he pays his tax bill in the collectors office at the Callaway County Courthouse Monday afternoon.

Two llamas - sporting proper Christmas attire with green and red bows and reindeer antlers - share their holiday spirit Saturday afternoon during the Auxvasse Christmas Parade.

The City Council here approved its final budget for the upcoming year at its meeting Tuesday with much of the same compared to a typical year.

After 28 years Frank Hudson is hanging up his hat as city supervisor here. Starting last Saturday, Hudson began the task of training his replacement in everything involving running Auxvasse.