Gilman City News

Topic: Sports & Recreation Basketball : Hawks Fall To Pattonsburg Published Online Nov 10, 2009 - 11:19 AM Email this to a friend The Gilman City Hawks suffered a 28-23 loss to Pattonsburg on Monday night at home.

Topic: Headline News College News : NCMC, Gilman City School Sign Articulation Agreement Published Online Nov 04, 2009 - 10:28 AM The Harrison County R-4 School district at Gilman City and North Central Missouri College in Trenton recently signed an articulation agreement that will allow Gilman City students to earn college credit while in high ...

Topic: Births, Weddings & Anniversaries Area News : Williams Annivesary Published Online Oct 16, 2009 - 02:07 PM Todd and Brenda George Williams will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday, Oct.

Joseph man pleaded guilty in federal court Wednesday to participating in a conspiracy to promote and participate in dog fights.

Remember that big dog-fighting bust that took place this summer? The biggest dog fighting bust in the history of the United States? Justice is starting to reign down as we officially scrub the word "alleged" from our posts.

A registered nurse has pleaded guilty to a federal charge of participating in a dogfighting ring and hosting fights at his northwest Missouri home.

Cris Bottcher took care of humans in his job as a registered nurse. It's how he treated dogs that got him into trouble.

A northern Missouri man pleaded guilty this afternoon to charges filed in connection with dog fights that took place on his farm property.Chris E. Bottcher, 48, of Gilman City, was among several dozen persons charged this summer with participating in what has been described as the largest dog-fighting operation uncovered in the United ...

Topic: Courthouse News Circuit Court : Daily Record 9-24-09 Published Online Sep 24, 2009 - 10:58 AM CIRCUIT COURT Division II Judge Steven D. Hudson John D. Wells, 47, Jamesport, pleaded guilty, pursuant to a plea agreement, to operating a motor vehicle on the highway while in an intoxicated condition.

Topic: Sports & Recreation Softball : Gilman Sweeps Ridgeway Published Online Sep 09, 2009 - 01:05 PM The Gilman City Hawks and Lady Hawks each took HDC Conference wins on the road Tuesday night in Ridgeway.

The defendants in a local dogfighting case requested a delay for their trial, which originally was scheduled to begin Monday.

The defendants in a local dogfighting case requested a delay for their trial, which originally was scheduled to begin Monday.

Topic: Announcements Area News : Area FFA Members Receive American Farmer Degree Published Online Aug 06, 2009 - 10:21 AM Email this to a friend FFA members from chapters at Trenton, Princeton, Jamesport and Gilman City are among 387 Missouri FFA members earning the 2009 American Farmer Degree.

Topic: Announcements Area News : Area FFA Members Receive American Farmer Degree Published Online Aug 06, 2009 - 10:21 AM Email this to a friend FFA members from chapters at Trenton, Princeton, Jamesport and Gilman City are among 387 Missouri FFA members earning the 2009 American Farmer Degree.

Topic: Headline News Area News : Gilman City Fair Held Over The Weekend Published Online Jul 21, 2009 - 07:49 AM The Gilman City Fair was held over the weekend, with a baby show, parade and livestock shows being held.

Four pit bull dogs have been seized from the home of a Tecumseh man charged this week in a multistate dogfighting raid.

Bond set for dogfighting suspectsA federal judge Friday ordered bond for two northwest Missouri men charged this week with conspiring to run a dogfighting ring.Saying the men didnt represent a flight risk or danger to the community, U.S. Magistrate Judge Sarah W. Hays said Rick P. Hihath of St.

Authorities have arrested about 30 people and seized as many as 350 pit bulls in five states in what's being called the largest simultaneous raid of dogfighting operations in the U.S. Wednesday's raids by task forces of state, federal and local law enforcement agencies took place in Missouri, Illinois, Iowa, Texas and Oklahoma.

Federal authorities have filed additional charges--and rescued hundreds of more dogs--in connection with Wednesday's multistate busts of dog fighting rings.

A physical education teacher at a state school in St. Joseph was arrested Wednesday as part of what Humane Society of Missouri officials describe as the largest dogfighting raid in U.S. history.