Boonville News

Michelle D. Howard and Rodney S. Sandbothe, of Boonville, were married at 2:30 p.m. May 24 at the Missouri State Highway Gardens.

The first Missouri newspaper was published 200 years ago this Saturday. Joseph Charless published the Missouri Gazette in St.

When the new Midwest Genealogy Center opened in Independence last month, it included an unadvertised surprise: six portraits by 19th-century Missouri artist George Caleb Bingham.The paintings represent the ...

With the high price of gas prices and airline tickets cutting into Americans' pocket books, the passenger train might be making a comeback.

' Mary Barile has been writing plays for more than four years. As a theater history doctoral student at MU and the director of the Missouri History in Performance Theatre, Barile finds ways to tell interesting ...

Trailer described as a total loss after a fire Monday night. Firefighters in Boonville had a busy Monday night.

Troops overseas will receive care packages from Boonville in celebration of Independence Day.

MoDOT believes Missouri's ports need improvements and they are putting the money into fixing them.

A contract has been executed with Calhoun Ferry Company to operate a ferry service at Glasgow during the upcoming closure of the bridge over the Missouri River.

Hickman had three players chosen to the all-state baseball team released today by the Missouri Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association.

Retiring Police Chief Randy Boehm gets a hug from Special Olympics gold medalist Beth Brokamp at Boehm's retirement reception yesterday in the Daniel Boone Building as Capt.

Jefferson City -- Missouri employers: Make your workers get a traceable microchip implant at your own peril.

MISSOURI dnr Director Doyle Childers visits with local officials and others in Fayette Wednesday morning.

The Missouri Department of Natural Resources is opening three new offices this week in an effort to bring the state agency closer to Mid-Missouri communities.

TOM ARNOLD AND LARRY ANDERSON rehearse a scene from the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, "The Mikado." The Swinney Conservatory of Music production of the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta "The Mikado" will be ...

The Missouri River in parts of Boone County is expected to stay above flood stage at least through the weekend.

An employee at a Cooper County modular home builder fell to his death Wednesday at the Boonville Fuqua plant.

Board play Weston Fahrenbrink, 9, flips off a diving board yesterday at Twin Lakes Recreation Area.

Nearly 300 bicyclists will start a five-day ride on the Katy Trail on Monday. The nation's longest rail-trail project at 225 miles, the Katy runs along the Missouri River and through part of central Missouri ...

With Missouri and much of the Midwest dealing with probably the wettest spring on record, the Missouri River here is approaching serious flood conditions.