Letter about dog bite by Judy Bush
Dear Editor:
My husband was bitten by a dog recently. We are very unhappy about the way the Daviess County Sheriff’s Department handled the case. At this point I don’t have much faith in our sheriff’s department.
Comment on GHCAA by Long
Story: Comment on GNM Story about GHCAA services
Getting it right: The Poosey Digest
by Freida Marie Crump
Capitol Report: 2011 Mid-Session Report
by Brad Lager
Post Scripts: Some presidents would rather be generals
by Joe Snyder
The cross he bears — Area man will walk from California to Gallatin
Mike Rumsower is going on a "Calvary Trek," a walk that will begin on the far side of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco and end home again, in Gallatin. And he will be going all that way carrying a cross on his back.
DNA tests shed light on cougar, wolf sightings
Analysis of DNA and other physical evidence is helping biologists learn more about unusual wildlife sightings that have occurred in Missouri in recent months.
Generator should be out of power plant this week
Street Supervisor Teddy Holcomb told the Gallatin Board of Aldermen that the city crew is still working on getting the old generator removed from the power plant, but they hope to get done this week. The street department will be patching holes in the streets as soon as the weather permits.
Winston approves teacher contracts; will attend “distinction” banquet
All certified teachers and all non-tenured teaches were offered contracts for the 2011-2012 school year by the Winston R-6 Board of Education at their March 15 meeting.
Five candidates run for Gallatin School Board
Five candidates are running for three positions with the Gallatin School Board.
GHS musicians advance to state
Gallatin High School band and vocal students performed at district solo and ensemble competition recently. Students receiving a I rating advanced to state. The students and their ratings were as follows:
Gallatin FFA performs well at Area II contest
March 24, Gallatin had a lot of success at the 2011 Area II FFA contest. Freshman Kirbie Crouse received bronze in FFA creed speaking. Senior Breanne Brammer received first and gold in extemporaneous speaking. Sophomores Hannah Boyd and Kelsey Bird received gold in the FFA scrapbook. Junior Kristin Critten received gold in the FFA secretary’s book. Senior Myrick McLey received silver in the FFA treasurer’s book. Freshman Grace Von Opitz received gold in her beginning ownership record book. Freshman Mary King received silver in her beginning placement record book. Sophomore Dexter Daniel received silver in his completed ownership record book and sophomore Garrett McNeely received silver in his completed placement record book.
2011 Track: GHS results in Trenton Early Bird Relays
Girls and boys results are below:
2011 Golf: GHS opens home schedule today at DCCC
Though it doesn’t feel quite like spring yet, Gallatin’s boys golf team hit the links last Thursday for their season opener at Maysville. The Bulldogs combined for a team score of 207 to finish behind Hamilton (161) and Maysville (179).
Daviess County Courthouse News (3-30-2011)
Sheriff’s Office
Zachariah O’Neal, 20, Trenton, was arrested March 24 on two counts of possession of controlled substance with intent to distribute, class B felonies, and a misdemeanor count of drug paraphernalia. During a traffic stop on U.S. 69 near Route BB in Daviess County, Trooper A.K. Griffin discovered marijuana, hydromorphone hydrochloride pills, and hypodermic needles in O’Neal’s backpack in a probable cause search. He is being held on $50,000 bond.
Grant’s Presidency A Disaster – Post Scripts
by Joe Snyder
Brad Perry is B.P. Willie on the stage at Trenton
Former Trenton resident, Brad Perry, will take to the stage at the Ketcham Community Center, Trenton, on Saturday, April 9, beginning at 7 p.m.
Active Aging Resource Center
Calendar and Menus
Pattonsburg Multi-Purpose Center
Calendar and Menus
Pattonsburg news
by Lavena Lowrey