Letter to the Editor – Kelly Pontious, Gallatin
Dear Editor:
As the mother of one of the boys on the tree that Georgia Maxwell and Janie McKinsey put up in honor of our service men and women, I want to say "Thank You."
Dear Editor:
As the mother of one of the boys on the tree that Georgia Maxwell and Janie McKinsey put up in honor of our service men and women, I want to say "Thank You."
by Congressman Sam Graves
by Joe Snyder
Dr. Don Kuehle, United Methodist, Retired, Jackson, Mo.
by Garrett Hawkins
by Debbie Farmer
by Freida Marie Crump
An elderly Trenton couple, formerly of Jameson, were involved in a two-vehicle accident at about 3:50 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 25, in Boone County, which left Louise Gray, 82, fatally injured, and her husband, Marvin Gray, 80, a passenger in the car, seriously injured.
January
Nearly all utility companies are increasing their charges for electricity; with some increases in the 20 to 30% range such as what recently occurred at Gallatin.
Gallatin R-5 and Pattonsburg R-2 in Daviess County were among more than 200 Missouri school districts to have earned the state’s "Distinction in Performance" award for their academic achievement and progress during the last school year (2005-06), state education officials announced recently.
The Gallatin Board of Aldermen adopted an annual budget for the fiscal year beginning on Jan. 1, 2007, during their regular meeting held Wednesday, Dec. 20, at city hall. The budget appropriates funds and sets salaries of city employees.
For a ride on the OATS Bus, contact:
Gallatin – Irene Frost at 663-2567; Chillicothe & Bethany – Velma Maddox at 663-3216; Trenton & Cameron – Wanda Lamma at 663-2829; Pattonsburg – Lorene McDonald at 663-2743
REMEMBER…
Transportation is available to any age and any income.
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Superintendent Lisa Bielby updated the Winston R-6 Board of Education on the lightning damage to the school during their regular meeting held Dec. 21.
The Pattonsburg R-2 Board of Education entered into an executive session to review applications for the superintendent’s position during their regular meeting held Wednesday, Dec. 20. A special board meeting was set for Jan. 9 in order to interview candidates.
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by Lavena Lowrey
The Gallatin FCCLA chapter sponsored a Kiss A Pig contest to help raise money for the American Cancer Society Relay For Life. Four GHS Staff members, Pam Critten, Jeremy Hobbs, Heather McNeely, and Chris Elbert, were in the running to kiss the pig. The winner, the staff member with the most money in thier jar, was announced at a special school assembly on Dec. 21. A total of $156.00 was was collected. The lucky "winner," Pam Critten in shown kissing the pig. The pig was provided by the Deutchman family.
The Gallatin FCCLA chapter adopted two families as part of their Christmas community service. The families were ones that might not have otherwise been able to purchase Christmas presents. Chapter members chose and shopped for gifts from the families wish lists. Shown here are members with the gifts before delivering them to the Green Hills Community Action Agency
Memorial services for William Williamson, Sr., were held Friday, Dec. 22, at Poland-Thompson Chapel, Cameron. Inurnment will be at a later date at Christian Chapel Cemetery, Cameron.