Conservation a part of energy solution
by Congressman Sam Graves
Family Daze: Child’s artwork – the kids are alright
by Debbie Farmer
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Coonridge Digest: The talk of old-timers
by Freida Marie Crump
Look into my eyes
by Denny Banister
Post Scripts: Big change in our world
by Joe Snyder
‘Made in USA’ …in a local way!
Cherie and Jay Merrill have opened the Rocking Star General Store on the south side of the square in Gallatin.
2007 Softball: Lady Bulldogs win Hamilton Tourney, sweep series with Lady Hornets
The next-to-last week of regular-season softball offered nearly everything Gallatin’s Lady Bulldogs could want, except a lone share of the Grand River Conference title.
The Lady Bulldogs took a 15-0 record to King City Tuesday night, but came away on the wrong end of a 5-1 decision to the Lady Wildkats. It was a long week for Gallatin, which played six games in six days.
City selects bids on property sale
Sealed bids were opened during the regular meeting of the Gallatin Board of Aldermen held Monday, Sept. 24, at city hall.
Contaminated runoff still a problem
A drive by Gallatin Livestock Auction gives all appearances of good things happening. Business activity is up, with thousands of cattle crossing the auction block from week to week.
Lady Bulldogs rack up longest win streak ever, share GRC title
Last night’s 5-1 loss to King City hardly dulls the luster on Gallatin’s outstanding varsity softball season.
Rural schools must endure legal ‘slap in the face,’ says Supt. Ruse
During their regular meeting held Thursday, Sept. 13, Superintendent Jim Ruse talked to the Gallatin R-5 Board of Education about the recently lost legal battle waged by about 250 school districts against the state’s school funding formula.
2007 Football: Wood carries for 252 yards, 5 TDs and sets new GHS rushing record
Mother Nature could postpone, but not prevent the inevitable on Friday night.
Gallatin jumped out to a 15-6 lead before lightning chased players and spectators off the field, but the Bulldogs kept their focus when play resumed 45 minutes later. The Bulldogs moved to 2-0 in the Grand River Conference and 4-0 on the season with a 39-21 victory over arch rival Hamilton.
R-3 holds board/staff dinner on Sept. 28
North Daviess R-3 Board of Education will hold the board/staff dinner on Sept. 28.
Chautauqua Winners
Talent Show 7-14 – 1. Vocal group of Harrison Pettit, Bailey Morrison and Kirbie Crouse;
Gallatin Bulldog Pride Band does well at Carrollton Band Days
Everyone responded very enthusiastically when Drum Majors Abbey Ray and Jamie Brinnen, Flag Captain Lacy Edwards, and Senior Derrick McBroom stepped forward to receive their trophies this past weekend at Carrollton Band Day.
Winston woman injured in one-vehicle accident
Krystal Huff, 20, of Winston received minor injuries in a one-vehicle accident at about 12:45 a.m. on Sunday, Sept. 23.
Techniques for saving favorite seeds, two main things to consider
by Tim Baker, Northwest Region Horticulture Specialist, MU Extension
Blood drive at PHS
A Community Blood Center blood drive, sponsored by the FFA and NHS will be held at the PHS from 2-6:30 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 12, at the cafeteria.
R-2 receives clean audit report
Rita Russell from Westbrook Auditing Firm out of Richmond was present during the regular meeting of the Pattonsburg R-2 Board of Education held Wednesday, Sept. 19, to discuss the school’s audit which took place Aug. 7-8. The school received a clean audit with no findings.