 Four-day school week prompts questions, concerns |
The second public meeting about the proposed switch to the four-day school week at Gallatin R-5 School is scheduled for 7 p.m. tonight, Wednesday, Jan. 25, at the high school gymnasium. This is your opportunity to learn about the proposal and to voice your opinion.
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| Congrats to Week #3 Weekend Wizards! |
Stand back, guys. This week’s best predictions came from Angie Bonderer of Chillicothe. She only missed one game -- the Villanova overtime win over St. John’s. Angie correctly picked MU to top Baylor at Waco and stands alone at the top of this week’s slate of Weekend Wizards: Angie Bonderer, Chillicothe; Corey Green, Jamesport; Ched Hurley, Trenton; Neal Steward, Cameron; Michael Beck, Gallatin.
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| Jamesport woman fatally injured in accident |
Twyla Breer, 54, Jamesport, was fatally injured and her husband Lonnie Breer, 48, was seriously injured in an accident that happened at about 7:48 p.m. on Jan. 20, in Daviess County.
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 Senator Blunt visits Landmark |
Last week, U.S. Senator Roy Blunt had a busy week meeting with community leaders and job creators in 14 counties across Northwest Missouri. On Jan. 19, Senator Blunt visited Landmark Manufacturing and discussed job creation with local business owners in Gallatin. Senator Blunt is pictured with David Critten. [Submitted Photo]
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| Comments Are Sought On Plan |
Members of the public will have an opportunity to be involved in the development and review of a local Hazard Mitigation Plan being developed by Grundy Electric Cooperative.
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| Asphalt Milling on Highway 36 |
The Missouri Department of Transportation has announced that crews will be milling asphalt on U.S. Highway 36 in Livingston County on Friday, weather permitting.
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| Senior Celebration Meeting Planned |
An organizational meeting to plan the 2012 Trenton High School Senior Celebration will be held Monday, Feb. 6.
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| Former Sheriff Recalled As One Who Knew His People |
Editor’s Note: The following story appeared in The Missouri Sheriff magazine and was written by former Trenton resident Mary Jo Hoffman, who owned the Grundy County Gazette in the 1940s. The story focuses on Henry Smith, who served as Grundy County Sheriff from 1945 to 1952.
by Jo Hoffman
Back in the late ‘40s, I bought a weekly newspaper in Grundy County, Missouri at which time I met the county sheriff, Henry Smith. He was not an imposing figure - medium height, a little overweight perhaps, not very talkative. But he was the coolest, bravest man I’ve ever run into.
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| Missouri Master Naturalist class offered in St. Joseph |
The Loess Hills Chapter for the Missouri Master Naturalist program will offer training sessions for those interested in volunteer service to conservation.
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