Bollinger County News Archives

From the Missouri Department of Conservation -- As part of the Missouri Department of Conservation's recently announced efforts to cut costs by an estimated $7.5 million annually, the MDC will close or end its lease agreements for 13 office facilities throughout the state by July 2011.

My friends and I found this tree growing in the city square in Marquand, Mo. this weekend.

From left: Martin Williams, MOHPA Junior Boys Champion; Tori Vandeven, Junior Girls Champion; and Wesley Stoverink, Boy Division A second place.

Bollinger County Museum of Natural History will host 'Friday Night at the Museum.' The museum will host Chief Paul White Eagle.

WHAT a senseless waste of money. We don't have money for education, roads, health care for the poor and so on ad nauseam.

Bollinger County Circuit Clerk Sharon Lutes has resigned from office for medical reasons effective at 4 p.m. today.

Bollinger County commissioners approved the 2009 real estate and personal property tax rates Tuesday morning.

Stan Crader of Crader Distributing Co. turned over a check for $100,000 that will make it possible for Tammy Whitney and her children to have a home of their own through Habitat for Humanity.

The third annual area-wide church service and dinner will follow the Bollinger County Fair on Oct.

The paintings of Barbara Rose Rust will be on display. A new artist, Rust puts a creative and colorful twist on pieces inspired by traditionally black-and-white American Indian art.

Route K in northern Bollinger County will be reduced to one lane of traffic for the rest of the week while Missouri Department of Transportation crews do maintenance work on the bridge over the Whitewater River.

We recently ran a photo of a woman on this website who looked rather happy. I thought this was odd since the picture was her booking photo from a drug bust.