How to begin family research
by Lanita Sconce Smith, Daviess County Genealogical Society President
by Lanita Sconce Smith, Daviess County Genealogical Society President
Searcy Elementary students in preschool through third grade presented the program "Season of Love" on Dec. 18.
Girl Scout Daisy Troop #8147 of Gallatin went Christmas caroling on Dec. 14, at the Lake Viking Health Care Center.
The Chi-Rho youth group of Daviess County is planning a youth night in January for all Daviess County students grades four through eight.
Harley, Bronco and Zora Whitt are proud to announce the birth of their sister Magnolia Kay Whitt, born Nov. 17 at Heartland Regional Medical Center. Magnolia Kay is the daughter of Jared and Priscilla Whitt.
by Tim Baker
One of the premier conferences for vegetable growers is found right here in northwest Missouri. Held in St. Joseph, the Great Plains Vegetable Conference is put together every year by extension educators from five states: Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska, and South Dakota. The conference will be held next month on Jan. 8-10, 2009.
While Zachary Studer was at Children’s Mercy Hospital, Pattonsburg R-2 elementary students hopped to it and raised nearly $2,000 for him.
A little girl by the name of Arianna was lucky 13 for Lisa and Philip Showalter of rural Lock Springs. After fostering children for five years, they have now adopted a little girl.
Pattonsburg R-2 was among more than 300 Missouri school districts that have qualified for the state’s "Distinction in Performance" award on the basis of their academic achievements and progress during the last school year (2007-08), state education officials announced recently.
Sean Dinwiddie has always been a big secret service fan. Where better to find the secret service than at the home of President George W. Bush? Meeting the president would be a pretty big thrill, too, come to think of it.
Gallatin wrestlers came home with six medals from Saturday’s Trenton Tournament, which featured eight state medalists from 2008.
The NCMC baseball team will be hosting a special event and dinner recognizing former Pirates baseball players on Saturday, Feb. 7, 2009, following the Pirates basketball games that afternoon.
This "Winter Warm-up" will reunite and honor all TJC/NCMC baseball alumni and friends. If you are a former Pirates baseball player, or know of one who would like to participate, please contact Head Baseball Coach Donnie Hillerman at 660-359-3948, ext. 1412, or [email protected], for more details.
The basketball games, starting at 2 p.m., will be against Florissant Valley Community College of St. Louis in the Ketcham Community Center on the campus of North Central Missouri College in Trenton.
County Commission
The commission will close the courthouse on Dec. 26, following the state and federal government offices. Offices will remain open on Dec. 24 until 4:30 p.m.
The cause of a water line break at the Mormon Church located just off Hwy. 6 on the northwest edge of Gallatin is still being investigated, according to Facility Manager Dale Christensen.
by Congressman Sam Graves
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