Trenton News

The Trenton Spring Trap League began Thursday at the trap/skeet range in north Trenton.

Ta SPhoto/Seth Herrold North Central second baseman Christine McCoy fires a throw to first base for an out during the Lady Pirates' game-one match-up with Three Rivers Community College on Friday at Griffin Field ina STrenton.

CIRCUITa SCOURT Circuit Division Judge Jack Peace Amy D. Coplen vs. Rochelle Stark, MD and Saint Luke's Hospital of Trenton d/b/a Wright Memorial Physician's Clinic.

CIRCUITa SCOURT The following defendants pleaded guilty to their charges and paid their fines through the Fine Collection Center, with their names provided to the Republican-Times: James R. Cox, Chillicothe, pleaded guilty to speeding and was fined $30.50.

Ta SPhoto/Seth Herrold Chase Tolson blasts a drive off the first tee box at the Riverside Country Club during the Bulldogs triangular with Brookfield and Braymer on Tuesday.

A Trenton woman received minor injuries in a one vehicle accident on Sunday afternoon, north of Chillicothe.

The Trenton High School boys' tennis team traveled to Cameron on Friday to make up the tournament pushed back two days due to weather.

Latorrie Johnson, left, and her brother Levi, right, were among Grundy County 4-H members taking part in Contest Day activities on Friday at the First Christian Church fellowship hall in Trenton.

A new line of smokers for barbecuing, produced by Landmark Manufacturing at Gallatin, was the topic of a program presented to members of the Trenton Rotary Club on Thursday.

Chuck Elliott Chuck Elliott of 1807 Eastview Drive is seeking his fourth term representing the third ward on the Trenton City Council.

CIRCUITa SCOURT Municipal Division Judge Steven D. Hudson Justin A. Baker, 28, Trenton, pleaded guilty to speeding and was fined $20.50 and $37.50 costs.

U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt, R-Missouri, made a stop in Trenton on Saturday and spoke with several persons gathered at Cross Hall, on the campus of North Central Missouri College.

Richard and Sally Morris of Trenton will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary on Thursday, April 3, 2014.

Neighbors come to survey the damage at Larry Bailey's house after early spring tornadoes ripped through Trenton, Missouri, on Thursday afternoon.

UP IS UNDERWAY AFTER YESTERDAY'S SEVERE WEATHER. TONIGHT, THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SAYS-- THREE SEPARATE TORNADOES WERE SPAWNED FROM THE SAME STORM SYSTEM.

No layoffs of personnel are planned in the city of Trenton as members of the finance committee continue work on the 2014-15 city budget, according to City Administrator Kerry Sampson.

Severe storms lashed portions of the central USA late Thursday, bringing hail, high winds and a few reports of tornadoes.

A tornado damaged Larry Bailey's home near Trenton, Mo., on Thursday. Bailey and his wife escaped the storm unharmed.

At least four homes have been damaged in northwest Missouri as violent weather packing high winds, funnel clouds and at least one tornado swept across the state.

A report from Trenton, Mo., where several buildings and homes were damaged or destroyed by a possible tornado on Thursday afternoon.