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Niangua teen ejected from vehicle in Webster County accident
A Niangua teenager was seriously injured this morning in Webster County when he was ejected from his vehicle after it ran off the road and overturned, the Missouri Highway Patrol said.
Churches unite for county outreach
Marshfield -- Members of nearly two dozen area churches are preparing for what one has called 'the single largest human-needs outreach ever attempted in Webster County.' Groceries, school supplies, haircuts, ...
Missouri Water Patrol steps up BWI saturation
The Missouri Water Patrol is keeping busy making sure our rivers and lakes are free of impaired boaters.
Florissant man, 63, drowns in Lake of the Ozarks
A 63-year-old Florissant man drowned in the Lake of the Ozarks Thursday evening, the Missouri Water Patrol reported today.
Midway to host double points night
Midway Speedway will host its final scheduled double points night of the season for Super Stocks, Factory Stocks, B-Modifieds, Bombers and 305 Winged Sprints, Friday.
Some river goers getting out of control
Weekend partying on the Niangua River has gotten so bad that some parents are afraid to take their kids there, according to Laclede County Western Commissioner Glenn Raef.
Raam Traffic Projected Heavy on Sunday
Submitted by Rance Burger on June 14, 2008 - 11:16am. Drivers on Highway 54 are encouraged to watch carefully for cyclists competing in the annual Race Across America.
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Niangua City Hall to be audited by state
A spokesperson with the Missouri state auditor's office confirmed Tuesday that an audit is planned of Niangua's city government.
Springfield Floods Faded Fast but the Fight Continues in Webster Co.
Some Springfield streets looked more like rivers today. As much as three and half inches fell in some areas in just a few hours.
Webster County man accused of abducting son
A Webster County man has been charged with child abduction after refusing to turn over his son to his ex-wife, the Webster County Prosecuting Attorney's Office said.
ROAD WORK FOR THE WEEK Submitted by Michael McSorley on May 19, 2008 - 11:31am. Here's a check of the work MoDOT will be performing this week.
Location: Northern Webster County Tags: Debris This piece of foil, which appears to have come from building material fell in our back yard at approx. via KYTV Springfield
Flood waters start to recede in Camden County
“The people here in Camden County, I believe, have lived here for so long and when we do have a heavy rain, this is what happens. The low water bridges, they get covered with water. So, people just know”
Flood waters and impassable roadways continue to plague a number of mid-Missouri counties. via KRCG-TV Jefferson City
R-3 to seek bids for new trailer
“Our best guess is that we would need one at Boswell based on the increasing enrollment... Junior high is the least affected”
The Lebanon R-3 District will seek bids for a new trailer for Boswell Elementary, to be in place for next school year, the school board decided Tuesday at their meeting at the Junior High Summers Auditorium. via Lebanon Daily Record
Suspended Niangua city clerk is charged with stealing town's money
MARSHFIELD, Mo. - " A former Niangua city clerk faces 40 charges of forgery and fraudulent use of a credit device. via KYTV Springfield
Former City Clerk Charged with Stealing Town Funds
A woman who used to be in charge of money in the city of Niangua is now accused of misusing it. via OzarksFIRST.com
Congressman Ike Skelton tours Hwy 5 project
“It's very impressive. This is very unique in the whole State of Missouri, this type of building that they're doing, the fills that they've done. It's just an engineering miracle and I'm very, very proud of what they've done here”
Congressman Ike Skelton spent his President's Day in Camden County, touring the massive Route 5 realignment project. via KRCG-TV Jefferson City
Probe of missing funds focuses on Niangua city hall worker
“We're supposed to keep so much in an account for the bonds for sewer and water that we have previously been paying on, so that's going to affect us”
' Allegations that an employee at city hall stole public funds have rocked this small town north of Marshfield. via KYTV Springfield