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by Lavena Lowrey
Bridge north of Coffey closing
The Missouri Department of Transportation has announced that MO 13 in Daviess County is scheduled to close on Monday, Oct. 31.
Daviess County Courthouse News – 10–26-11
County Commission
James Lewis, bridge supervisor, reported on repairs being made in Sheridan Township. Also, the contractor may be at the Jefferson Township bridge site on 105th Street this week to bore the sockets for the piling.
Gallatin club plans fund-raiser
Carol Weaver was hostess for the Oct. 3 meeting of Laureate Delta Rho. Plans were made by the social and ways and means committees for a fundraiser.
Pauline Froman trial set for Nov. 28
The motion for continuance in the federal case against Pauline Froman in the United States District Court for the Western District of Missouri has been granted and the trial set for Nov. 28, 2011.
Jordan Jeffers takes 15 point deer
The deer had 15 points, all scorable. It weighed around 250 pounds and the unofficial Pope and Young score is 153 7/8. The Jeffers family lives in Gallatin. Jordan, 17, is a senior at GHS. [Submitted Photo]
Justice Fry gets the undisputed champion of birthday gifts
Justice Fry, son of Nicole and Barron Gann, received an unexpected birthday surprise when he got to meet and then wrestle with Franklin Roberto "Bobby" Lashley, a two-time World Wrestling Entertainment World Champion.
Tillage considerations for flooded soils
by Wayne Flanary Regional Agronomist, CPAg, CCA
Leota Snyder turns 80
Leota Snyder will be celebrating her 80th birthday on Monday, Oct. 31. She would love to hear from all of her friends. Cards may be sent to 19479 240th St., Jameson, Mo., 64647.
Measures to fight bacterial canker in tomatoes
by Tim Baker, Northwest Region Horticulture Specialist
Motorcycle going too fast for curve, driver seriously hurt; child injured in seperate accident
Bert Chumley, 33, Jameson, received serious injuries in a motorcycle accident that happened at about 4:10 p.m. on Oct. 22, in Harrison County.
Halloween safety for kids
by Gallatin Police Chief Mark Richards
Grain is overflowing the brim
Between 10,000 to 15,000 bushels of corn is pictured emptied onto the asphalt lot at Nalle’s Feed and Grain off of Hwy. 6 northeast of Gallatin this past week, after all the bins were full.
Jameson Community Betterment awarded third place in state competition
Representatives from the Jameson Community Betterment (JCB) organization accepted the third place plaque and cash award for the group’s work over the past year.
Access II holds Halloween Spooktacular, other events
Access II, located at 101 Industrial Parkway in Gallatin, will hold an Halloween Spooktacular from 5-8 p.m. on Oct. 31 for kids of all ages.
Story expands vet practice to Cameron, change name to “Farm and Friend”
Dr. Eugene Story will be expanding his veterinary practice to include an office in Cameron. Story has purchased the former Cameron Veterinary Clinic, located at 720 South Orange Street in Cameron, from Dr. Gerald Rainey who is retiring. Dr. Rainey was in the building for 42 years.
Missouri casts a wide net for prescription drugs on Oct. 29!
Please bring your expired, unused and unwanted prescription drugs and dispose of them by dropping them off in the west parking lot of the Daviess County Courthouse in Gallatin from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 29. The service is free and anonymous; no questions asked.
City appoints Public Works Director
Jason Mercer was appointed Public Works Director for the city of Gallatin during a regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen held Oct. 24.
Poosey Digest: Annual autumn Poosey tradition
Greetings from Poosey.