Mound City News

Andrea Campbell made a trip from Mound City to buy some bar stools at Home Style Furniture and Flooring.

Rural areas pass 911, school finance issues

Dr. Maria Espejo resumed full-time practice at Northwest Health Services Oct. 26 after being on maternity leave.

The Holt County Historical Society hosts the "1861 Battle of Blair Hill" Civil War reenactment this weekend at the Ball-Roupe Farmstead and in Fortescue by the old schoolhouse.

Blake Hurst says that declining values for farmland will only affect his family farm if they decide to sell at some point in the future.

Northwest Health Services will join the rest of Americaa s more than 1,200 community health centers in celebrating National Health Center Week 2009 Aug.

To the Osage tribe, Sugar Loaf Mound is every bit an icon of St. Louis as the Gateway Arch.

To the Osage tribe, Sugar Loaf Mound is every bit an icon of St. Louis as the Gateway Arch.

Weather permitting, the Missouri Department of Transportation maintenance crews and contractors will be working on roads throughout Northwest Missouri this week.

" The Missouri Department of Transportation's busiest summer ever is also proving to be a dangerous one for workers.

Five MoDOT striping crews were involved in crashes and narrowly escaped injuries while painting brighter, more visible lines on Missouri roads this spring.

The Missouri Department of Transportation is warning drivers to pay close attention to road crews after five MoDOT striping crews were involved in accidents during the spring.

The last couple of hundred years have been cruel to Sugar Loaf Mound. Quarrying nearly destroyed it in the 1800s; construction of Interstate 55 further scarred it in the 1960s.

The inaugural meeting of a Geographic Information Systems Usersa Group will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 26 at the Remington Nature Center of St.

Home << Local << Region spared auto cuts Finance manager Matt Stephenson, left, and sales representative Dan Jackson, center, talk Friday inside Greg Motors, which expects to operate under business as usual.

Say 'Indian Mound' and most St. Louisans probably think of Monks Mound in Cahokia.