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Nixon picks new mid-Missouri county commissioner
Gov. Jay Nixon has appointed the former mayor of Glasgow to be a commissioner for a mid-Missouri county.
Howard McMillan gets nod as western district commissioner
Howard H. McMillan, 73, a longtime civic leader in Glasgow, was appointed today by Missouri Gov.
Ollie Lusby Sr. of Fayette, died Wednesday at the Golden Living Center in Glasgow.
State, area officials cut the ribbon on new Missouri River bridge at Glasgow
From left to right Howard County Commissioner Lowell Eaton; MoDOT Assistant District Engineer Kevin James; Glasgow Mayor Fred Foley; state Sen.
Posted on Friday, October 16, 2009 at 5:54 a.m. KRCGa s Crime Tracker team got surveillance video, showing two boys and two girls entering the building, police suspect them of stealing athletic gear from the Hearnea s Center.
Miami bridge officially closed for rebuilding project
Front row, from left to right, Kevin James with MoDOT, Sen. Bill Stouffer, Carroll County District I Commissioner Jim Stewart, Carroll County Presiding Commissioner Nelson Hisle, Miami Mayor John Bakert, Miami resident Dorothy Clements, Bill Hisle, Bosworth resident Delores Potter, Gene Elson, Miami resident Bob Hisle and Saline County Presiding ...
Grand Opening: New business in Columbia
In May, Scott Fuemmeler opened a Columbia showroom for Audsley Monument Co. The Glasgow-based business offers mausoleums, markers and other stone monuments.
Great day as Glasgow Bridge opens to traffic
The Missouri River Highway 240 Bridge at Glasgow opened to traffic at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday afternoon.
Opinions differ as to the viability of county-wide economic development
As noted in last Saturdaya s Democrat-Leader, Fayette council members have dramatically reduced the citya s investment in the Howard County Economic Development Council.
Wednesday, September 09, 2009 Former Glasgow resident Dale Henry Haskamp died Sunday at Mercy Regional Medical Center in Durango, Colo., after a year- long battle with cancer.
City of Slater receives "A" on audit
At their meeting Tuesday evening, Sept. 1, Slater City Council members heard the results of the city's 2008 audit.
Noted in Brief - posted July 2
THE OUTREACH LIBRARIAN will be available today from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. in the New Franklin City Hall.
Glasgow Daily Times, Glasgow, KY
Crew members of Pickering Roofing & Remodeling from Franklin haul packages of shingles from the ground to the roof of First Presbyterian Church at the corner of East Washington and South Broadway streets on Wednesday afternoon.
Sheriff's office kept busy with several arrests
He is in the Howard County Jail on a $47,685 cash only bond. * James K. Frye, 18, of Fayette, was arrested Friday on a Class B felony, burglary in the first degree.
Career Ladder funding uncertain; local educators concerned
Teachers who put in extra hours during the 2009-2010 school year as participants in the Career Ladder program may not receive full compensation for their efforts.
Career Ladder funding uncertain; local educators concerned
Teachers who put in extra hours during the 2009-2010 school year as participants in the Career Ladder program may not receive full compensation for their efforts.
State sales tax holiday on school supplies runs August 7-9
Back to school supplies will be a little less during Missouri's annual Sales Tax Holiday, which begins on Friday, Aug.
MoDOT prepares to mark a beginning and an ending of area bridge projects
As the Glasgow Bridge projects nears completion and the Miami Bridge project nears start-up, Missouri Department of Transportation officials are planning to mark both occasions.
Ribbon-cutting for Glasgow bridge
Wednesday, July 29, 2009 at 11:58 a.m. GLASGOW, MO -- Today MoDOT announced a ribbon cutting ceremony for the Glasgow Bridge project has been set for Friday, September 11 at 3:00 p.m.A If possible, the ceremony will take place on the Glasgow end of the bridge.
Teen places at national derby. Steven Adams expected little success on Saturday at the 72nd annual All-American Soap Box Derby race in Akron, Ohio.