Post Scripts: Restoration repairs for the USS Missouri
by Joe Snyder
Good Thinking: October is a lady
by Dr. Don Kuehle
The Coonridge Digest: Keep on singing
by Freida Marie Crump
Letter to the Editor – Janet Selby
Dear Editor,
Where was Judy Tate when the widows of car dealers were riding in the Chautauqua parade?
Letter to the Editor – Speed Nixon
Dear Editor,
I have resigned from the City Council effective Aug. 25. I have had some stress related medical issues from the past resurface that I do not want to have to deal with again.
2009 GHS Royalty
Levi Michener and Shelby Chadwick reigned as GHS 2009 Homecoming King and Queen during festivities.
Champ is just ducky for Searcy Elementary
Champ, Gallatin’s entry in the 2009 edition of Ducks on Parade, is on public display at BTC Bank in Gallatin and will waddle over to Farmers Bank later in the month, until he is sold at auction in November.
Harvest has begun
Corn dent is 95% complete while 68% of the corn is mature, four days ahead of last year but 15 days behind a normal of 88%, according to the Missouri Field Office report compiled by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Alderman Nixon resigns; water plant finance eyed
After discussion, the Gallatin Board of Aldermen accepted the resignation of Ed Nixon as west ward alderman during their regular meeting held Sept. 14. Mr. Nixon’s reasons for resigning are cited in a letter to the editor.
Active Aging Resource Center
Calendar and menus
Skin cancer can strike at any age
Vanity saved Bobbie Gray’s life.
Pattonsburg Clubs-Tree Climbers
Tree Climbers building will be open the day of the Car Show, Sunday, Oct. 4.
Pattonsburg Multi-purpose Center
Calendar and menus
Pattonsburg News
by Lavena Lowrey
Pattonsburg board waiting on appraiser, discuss concerns with water district reps
Mike Sanders, Amber Hoyle and Joe Easton asked if the city had found out anything yet about the factory building during the regular meeting of the Pattonsburg Board of Aldermen held Wednesday, Sept. 16. The council informed them that they had not heard back from the appraiser yet, but as soon as they do they will try to make a timely decision.
Love enlists in National Guard
Derrick Love of Gallatin recently enlisted into the Missouri Army National Guard.
Hunter Education Class to be offered Oct. 17, 2009
The Missouri Department of Conservation will sponsor a one day Hunter Education Class on Saturday, Oct. 17, at the Dockery Park Building in Gallatin. The class will start at 8 a.m. and finish around 7 p.m. There will be an hour break for lunch. Each students is responsible for their own lunch.
Hospital Notes
Leota Snyder has been transferred to Cameron Regional Medical Center for physical therapy and rehab. Her room number is 158. She is now enjoying cards and visits at CRMC, 1600 E. Evergreen, Cameron, Mo., 64429.
2009 Football: Storybook ending! Dogs pull out 39-33 win on game’s final play
It was the equivalent of a walk-off home run. A half-court buzzer-beater. A match-point service ace.
With half a second remaining and the game tied, 33-33, quarterback Brandon Ness took a fourth-down snap out of the spread formation and lofted a long pass down the sideline to senior receiver Tyler Brackett.
Fall control of woody tree species
by Wayne Flanary, regional agronomist