Brookfield News

Who says golden years have to be dog days? On second thought, they might be. Casper and Sonic are two golden retrievers who have been adopted by the Jacksonville Convalescent Center.

Topic: Headline News College News : Hospital CEO To Be Honored By NCMC Published Online Oct 08, 2009 - 10:00 AM A longtime health care professional is the fifth and final announced honoree to be named to the 2009 class of distinguished alumni from Trenton Junior College.

A budget crunch is causing the Missouri Department of Conservation to close offices and reduce hours at several sites around the state.

Mr. and Mrs. Ira Thomas "Tom" Herriman, of Bucklin, celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary at a family reunion on Sept.

Jeffrey B. Harris, 47, of Lebanon, died Saturday, Sept. 5, 2009, due to injuries received in a vehicle accident in Miller County.

NEW YORK Greg Orear has been named general manager and editor of the weekly Red Oak Express.

Saturday, July 25, 2009 at 5:44 p.m. BROOKFIELD, MO -- A The City of Brookfield, Missouri is celebrating its 150th birthday this week.

Brookfield resident Charles D. Perkins, 34, is in custody at Saline County Justice Facility on a $5,000 cash-only bond in connection with an incident in Marshall June 28.

Topic: Headline News College News : NCMC Board OKs Funds For Road Work Published Online May 27, 2009 - 10:11 AM The financial commitment of $100,000 and up to five acres of land for improved access from Highway 65 to North Central Missouri College's Barton Campus was approved during a meeting of NCMC trustees held Tuesday night.

Some people now say that agreement was unnecessary because state law and the recession would have created the same outcome.

Town leaders in Brookfield, Mo., have a big idea to keep their small community from shrinking.

Topic: Headline News College News : Collaborative Partnerships Key To NCMC Growth, Success Published Online Apr 30, 2009 - 09:35 AM North Central Missouri College has a long-standing tradition of partnering with educational institutions and other entities to provide services to area citizens.

Passenger vehicles and heavy equipment are among the offerings. Jefferson, City, MO - infoZine - Five bulldozers, three tractors, 39 passenger vehicles, 16 boats, 12 outboard motors, five boat trailers and other surplus property of the Missouri Department of Conservation will go on the auction block May 30.

Five bulldozers, three tractors, 39 passenger vehicles, 16 boats, 12 outboard motors, five boat trailers and other surplus property of the Missouri Department of Conservation will go on the auction block May 30.

"Ordered to be shot." uch was the fate of most Confederate guerrillas or bushwhackers in Missouri during the Civil War.

A motorcycle rally to benefit the International Rett Syndrome Foundation is coming up on May 9th.

A former northeast Missouri city official is formally charged with stealing thousands of dollars.

Who: Dorothy Frances Reams Lisher, 89, of Kansas City, Kan.When and how she died: March 26, of a stroke.Confident youth: Known to be a tomboy with a love of the outdoors, Lisher was born in Brookfield, Mo., the fifth child in her family.As a teen, she delved into painting with watercolors.