Charles ‘Gene’ Walls 1947-2020

Charles “Gene” Walls, 73, of Sioux Falls, SD, passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2020. A memorial service was held at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 29, 2020 at the Miller Westside Chapel, Sioux Falls, SD. A second service will be held at the Hamilton American...

Joyce Hyatt 1959-2020

Joyce Hyatt, 79, passed away Aug. 29, 2020. She was born Feb. 12, 1941 to Bob and Velma (Harms) McFee on the family farm near Winston. On Aug. 21, 1959 she was united in marriage to John Hyatt, also at her parent’s family farm. Joyce was a devoted farm wife who...

Fans at opener must wear face covering

Young Bulldogs hope to challenge for GRC title as they grow into starting roles If the Gallatin Bulldogs are to get to where they want to be by season’s end, a large group of sophomores and juniors will have to adapt quickly as they fill starting roles for the...

All fans may attend home contests

Gallatin R-V School and Community Members, The administration, staff, and students at Gallatin R-5 want to start by thanking everyone for their support during these difficult times. After months of not having school activities we are excited to be going back to school...

Four pop-up pantries in area

Second Harvest Community Food Bank and several local communities will have Pop-Up Mobile Pantries visiting over the next few weeks. All the pantries are held from 10 a.m. until 12 noon, while supplies last. • Gallatin on Tuesday, Sept. 8, at the Seventh-day Adventist...

Jamesport opens downtown again

Downtown Jamesport is open again following the collapse of the Post Office building on the morning of Aug. 19. All the mail in the post office is believed to have been recovered and Robert Shields, Officer-in-Charge, has returned to work after a close call. Shields...

Just go home, Sharon

All I personally know about national presidential elections is what I observed as a 10-year-old on the playground. At the time, Barry Goldwater was a conservative Senator from Arizona running for president in 1964. He intended to run against Democrat incumbent John F....

Some bills signed into law, some vetoed

By State Rep. J. Eggleston The governor signed several policy bills from the 2020 session into law. He also vetoed two bills, one from the Senate (SB718), one from the House (HB1854), and some budget line items that he did not like. SB718 was a bill with 11 provisions...

State Fair alive and well

By State Sen. Dan Hegeman The ongoing coronavirus pandemic continues to change the way we live our lives here in Missouri. Last week, we talked about the differences between the start of school now, versus the way we have known it in the past. This week, we turn our...

DAVIESS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE INCIDENT SUMMARY

8/18/20 2:32 am – Winston investigation. 9 am – Court in session. 3:55 pm – Jamesport assault investigation. • Desmond Poage, 22, Pattonsburg, was arrested and taken to Daviess-DeKalb County Regional Jail (DDCRJ) for failure to appear and driving while suspended. Bond...

Woodruff/Hamilton capture DCCC golf title

The Daviess County Country Club Men’s League wrapped up season play on Aug. 19 when the two-man team of Frank Woodruff and Terry Hamilton defeated Chad Sullenger and Rick Lin by one stroke in head-to-head play. Following are final point totals for the 12-week...

North Daviess County introduces new teachers

Deborah Warner will be the Title I reading teacher. Deborah previously taught second grade at Hamilton Elementary. She began her teaching journey at A Child’s Place Montessori School and served as a Title I paraprofessional at North Daviess. She was a youth...

Winston R-6 welcomes eight new staff members

Carol Sanders will be teaching fifth grade. She and her husband David live north of Holt. They have a 26-year-old son and a 22-old-daughter. Carol grew up in Maryville, IL, and graduated from Collinsville High School. She graduated from Missouri Western State...

Pattonsburg introduces new teachers

Doug Freemyer, 51, lives on a farm outside Conception Junction. He will teach social studies for grades 7-12. Born and raised in Barnard, Doug graduated form South Nodaway. He received his B.S. Education degree from Northwest Missouri State University. He previously...