Larry Joe Cameron 1938-2020

Larry Joe Cameron of Pattonsburg passed away peacefully at his home on Oct. 14, 2020 after losing his battle with cancer at the age of 82 years. He was born on Sept. 20, 1938, in Pattonsburg, to Joseph Emery and Lois Mae (Gardner) Cameron. He graduated from...

Gallatin Theater cancels fall play

The executive board of the Gallatin Theater League decided at their recent meeting not to go ahead with the fall production in November. Due to the increase in numbers of COVID cases in the area, GTL decided it just wouldn’t be safe for its patrons or cast to...

Foundation receives $46,675 grant for Maximize NWMO

Community leaders in the 18 counties of northwest Missouri will benefit from the funding recently awarded by the United States Department of Agriculture to The Community Foundation of Northwest Missouri for the regional vitality initiative known as Maximize NWMO. The...

Pedestrian struck on I-35

A Grandview man was fatally injured as he was walking on the shoulder of I-35. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, the accident happened at 2:45 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 10, in Daviess County. A 2009 Nissan Morano, with an unknown driver, was improperly...

Work on marijuana dispensary continues

Red Stag Retail, LLC, a medical marijuana dispensary, was approved to do business in Gallatin earlier this year. Mike Calderon owner of MAC Mechanical and Home Improvement, LLC, of Altamont, is pictured inside the building which will house the new dispensary. The...

Classmates honor Kacyn Wayne

Gallatin High School students held a white balloon release on the football field in honor of classmate Kacyn Wayne on Oct. 6. The event was hosted by the junior class. Kacyn passed away on Sept. 29, after taking his own life.

Copple, Hemry qualify for Class 1 State Golf

Two members of Gallatin’s GRC champion golf team will see their season continue after qualifying for the Class 1 state golf tournament on Monday. Elle Copple and Claire Hemry will represent the Lady Bulldogs at the state tournament, held at Paradise Pointe Golf...

Dinner Bell is ready to take your order

Sherri and Chance Smith have started a catering service called Dinner Bell Catering Company LLC. The smoker is fired up at their farm northeast of Gallatin, and they’re ready to take orders for catering. The Dinner Bell will cater to weddings, reunions, parties,...

Gallatin FFA donates mini grant money to Backpack Buddies

Due to the unprecedented times in relation to the COVID-19 pandemic, Missouri FFA in partnership with Missouri Farmers Care Drive to Feed Kids is offering chapters an opportunity to take part in a $300 matching mini-grant. The Gallatin FFA Chapter applied for and...

Take a moment to admire the flags

A donation from the North Daviess Class of 2019 was used to purchase solar lights to illuminate the school’s flags at night. The school expressed appreciation to the Class of 2019 for the donation and to Craig Heckenbach and Ira Johnson for installing...

Still planning for Trunk or Treat at North Daviess

As of right now North Daviess is still planning to have Trunk or Treat in the school parking lot on Wednesday, Oct. 28, starting at 1:30 p.m. If your business or organization would like to participate please contact the school at 660-828-4123. There will be guidelines...

Traffic stop leads to arrest in medication theft

Allison Derwinis, 27, Bethany, was charged Oct. 12 with stealing controlled substance and possession of controlled substance, both D felonies, and misdemeanors of speeding, failure to stop at stop sign and unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia. According to the...

Daviess County Sheriff’s Office incident report

10/6/20 9 am: Court in session. 5:15 pm: Gallatin investigation. 9:26 pm: Jameson investigation. • Jeffrey Knott, 48, St. Cloud, MN, was arrested and taken to Daviess DeKalb County Regional jail (DDCRJ) for bond violation. Bond was set at $5,000.00 cash only. • Jeremy...

Letter from Michael Brown, DO

Dear Editor: As an osteopathic physician (DO), I have listened the past few weeks to uninformed national news media personalities and celebrities malign our profession. When President Trump contracted COVID-19, it came to light that his personal physician was a DO...

Off the Editor’s Spike: The boon to Zoom

By Darryl Wilkinson Due to coronavirus, I’ve decided to introduce video conferencing into our marriage. Yes, I know I could just text her while sitting across the breakfast table like some folks nowadays do. But in the name of progress, I consent to actually looking...

Green Hills Quilt Guild holds sew-in

The Green Hills Quilt Guild is going strong with 16 members. The guild meets at 1 p.m. on the first Monday of every month at the First Baptist Church in Gallatin. The guild is busy presently making quilts to be donated to the Active Aging Resource Center; to Trenton...

Daring deer this time of year

Colonel Eric T. Olson, superintendent of the Missouri State Highway Patrol, reminds drivers that deer are more active and create hazards for Missouri motorists this time of year. Deer behavior changes due to mating season, which may cause an increase in sightings and...