Gilliam News

Freedom literally rang throughout the Slater High School gymnasium on Veterans Day Wednesday, Nov.

Saline County 911 Commission members voted to purchase equipment and enter into contracts with companies during their meeting Thursday, Sept.

A Gilliam woman was seriously hurt and two young children suffered minor injuries in a one-vehicle crash on state Highway 240 Thursday afternoon, according to a Missouri State Highway Patrol report.

Two teens suffered minor injuries in a one-vehicle crash on County Road 270 Saturday morning, according to a Missouri State Highway Patrol report.

Two teens suffered minor injuries in a one-vehicle crash on County Road 270 Saturday morning, according to a Missouri State Highway Patrol report.

Billy S. Hayes, 25, of Slater, and Timothy J. Hayes, 27, also of Slater, were the subject of an incident report from Saline County Sheriff's Department, in connection with an incident in the parking lot of Gilliam School Thursday, July 16.

Children lined up, holding their paychecks and deposit slips. When the banking was done, many lined up to see what was for sale.

Showing pigs has been a family tradition for Whitney Hinnah, daughter of Eugene and Vickie Hinnah of rural Gilliam.

The recent reassessments conducted by the Saline County Assessor's Office, which have resulted in many increases in assessed property values, have also sparked a heightened interest in the way taxes are set and levied in Saline County.

On June 19, Saline County was one of more than 40 counties in Missouri declared eligible for public assistance to repair damages that occurred as a result of severe weather between May 8 and May 16.

A shocked Karen Teeter of Kansas City holds, for the first time, the transparent cherry-finished Ibanez AS73 hollow-body guitar she won in a raffle drawing at the Bear Creek Blues Festival in Slater, Saturday, June 27.

Every year the Arrow Rock chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution sponsors an essay contest on a topic in American history for fifth- through eighth-grade students at Blackwater, Hardeman, Orearville, Slater and Gilliam schools.