Recipe
Here’s a Halloween recipe: Cheddar Ghoul-ash!
Next state refund coming
The checks are in the mail, says the Missouri Department of Revenue about taxpayers’ refunds.
More turkey in NW
Turkey kills were up in Northwest Missouri in this year’s state firearms season, according to the Missuori Department of Conservation. Statewide, however, the numbers were down from last year.
Wax museum a hit
Gallatin fourth graders presented a “wax museum” in observance of Missouri Day.
Clark sworn-in on board
The Winston School board met in regular session and, among business, Bob Clark was sworn-in. Clark replaces Rock Youngs who earlier resigned the post.
R-2 school board meets
The ag building construction project was a major point of discussion at the recent regular meeting of the Pattonsburg R-2 school board.
Practice real-life for near-death
Members of the Kidder-Altamont-Winston Fire and Rescue Department got the chance to practice their skills on the Jaws of Life at a mock disaster.
Season Pass
Sports columnist Dennis Cox says the South Harrison football team “is not the SSSH team we’ve seen in the past.” Dogs meet dogs this Friday at Bethany.
GHS golfer ties for 102
Allisoh Spidle tied for 102nd place in the 1999 MSHSAA golf championship held last week at Sedalia.
1A football polls
The statewide polls as of Oct. 27
GRC this week
The stats of the Gallatin/Hamilton game and the week’s GRC’s standings.
Hornets make costly mistakes
The Gallatin Bulldogs had a mistake-free game Friday night and, at the same time, took advantage of two of rival Hamilton’s four turnovers.
January opening for vet home
It originally was hoped that the new veterans home at Cameron would be ready to accept patients by mid-November. That date has been moved back to January. The Director of the home’s nursing services recently spoke to the Gallatin Rotary Club.
100 at city meeting at park
Gallatin citizens turned out to a meeting held last week at Dockery Park about the city’s police force.
Gallatin mayor responds
Gallatin Mayor L.B. Davis responds to the criticism of the city’s board action when it fired two city policemen.
Board dismisses two policemen
In a unanimous vote Monday night, the Gallatin Board of Aldermen dismissed two Gallatin police officers. The vote was taken in closed session following a 50-minute public discussion in which the police force was supported by those who spoke.
Graves’s column
Senator Sam Graves (R-Tarkio) about Missouri Day.
Klindt’s column
Rep. David Klindt (R-Bethany) discusses farm relief this week.
Missouriana
Columnist Jack Stapleton, Jr. on the quips and quirks of Missourians.
What’s the answer?
Columnist Jack Stapleton, Jr. asks why we can’t find the right answers to solving the education problem.