Mound City News

Globe/Garry Jeffries -- Brad Gannaway talks about his new reality show, "Lodge Life TV," during a recent kickoff event at Quincy Magoo's. The program has been picked up by DirecTV.

A Mound City, Mo., man was charged Tuesday after an alleged attempted burglary around noon Monday in Buchanan County.

Perhaps you have seen the rough granite stone ceremoniously placed in the limestone ring at the intersection where Howard, Broadway and Seventh streets meet on the north riverfront.

The Ms. Missouri Nursing Home Pageant was held recently at Terrible's Frontier Casino in St.

' Northwest Missouri is slated to receive its second interstate welcome center sometime in the next few years.

A St. Joseph man was injured in a wreck on U.S. Highway 169 just after 2 p.m. Wednesday.

Power outages are leaving thousands of people in the dark throughout the Midland Empire.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. - " Three semi-trucks were blown off the road due to high winds in northwest Missouri.

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“We don't ride right with the national market. The big fluctuations nationwide are generally smaller here.”

Michelle Pettlon shops for a new Buick Enclave at Greg's Chevrolet with the help of sales associate Rich Minton. via St. Joseph News-Press, St. Joseph, MO

“The Conservation Department is fortunate to have a pool of talented, seasoned professionals from which to fill its top positions”

A Perryville man is one of three Missouri Department of Conservation employees who have been promoted to upper level administrative positions. via Suntimes News

Birds that fly south in the autumn head back north in the spring. So the Squaw Creek National Wildlife Refuge north of St. via Kansas City Star

Clell E. "Gene" Porter, 76, died Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2008, at his home in the Arrowhead Estates Development near Edwards. via Sedalia Democrat

Kansas City -- Sunny skies emerged across the state Sunday after a winter storm swept through the region and dumped up to 9 inches of snow in parts of western Missouri. via Springfield News Leader

More help is on the way to area towns stranded without power. Army National Guard members loaded up three more generators Thursday night. via KQTV

“I've talked to several people who stayed home, and they say they're getting cold.”

The rain has stopped, but tree limbs are still falling in ice-covered northwest Missouri.

Ice up to an inch thick caused trees and electric lines to snap, knocking out power to thousands of customers in St. Joseph and Maryville. The towns of Tarkio, Oregon, Craig, Mound City, Fairfax, Savannah, Kellogg and King City are also without power, said Al Butkus, a spokesman for Aquila Inc.

About 100 people spent Tuesday night at shelters in Maryville, said Keith Wood, Public Safety Director. But that number could go up even though some power is being restored. Read more

Significant accumulating ice expected through the day. - A cold air mass will remain anchored over much of Kansas into central and northern Missouri today, while a powerful storm system over the desert ... via Kansas City InfoZine

“Migratory habits make eagle viewing days possible in Missouri”

Eagle viewing days are coming in Missouri. The first such event conducted by the Missouri Department of Conservation will be 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Dec. via KCCommunityNews.com

A robbery suspect gives Highway Patrol troopers a struggle after a stop on I-29. It began in Mound City at a Dollar General store, where authorities responded to an armed robbery. via KQTV