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Landscaped ramps dedicated in Holts Summit
In a joint ceremony, the Holts Summit Community Betterment Association and the Kingdom of Callaway Chamber of Commerce Tuesday dedicated six U.S. 54 landscaped entrance and exit ramps in the city.
Fire damages Mokane home
MOKANE — A collection has started to aid victims of a Sunday afternoon fire in Mokane that heavily damaged the home of Lisa Underwood.
Organizers pleased with Tea Party rally
Organizers said Monday they were pleased with the turnout of about 700 conservatives, many of them Tea Party members, from around the nation who rallied Saturday in a pasture just north of Jefferson City.
Holt Summit aldermen consider new home for police
HOLTS SUMMIT — The Holts Summit Board of Aldermen gave first-round approval Monday night to an ordinance authorizing Mayor Lucas Fitzpatrick to hire an architect to develop a plan to renovate a building next to City Hall that would provide more space for the city’s Police Department.
Callaway County seeks federal health clinic for needy
Callaway County needs a federally subsidized community health center in the Fulton area to serve low income families, Presiding Commissioner Gary Jungermann said.
Crackdown on underage drinking
State, county and city law enforcement officers are making a special push to crack down on underage drinking just as the prom and graduation season arrives.
New NRC inspector assigned to Callaway Energy Center
Tom Hartman has been appointed by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission as its senior resident inspector of nuclear facilities at the Callaway Energy Center, which is about 10 miles southeast of Fulton.
Commercial vehicles checks finds 659 violations
A recent drive by Troop F of the Missouri State Highway Patrol to inspect trucks, buses and other large vehicles resulted in 659 safety violations.
Legislation would designate Hwy 94 to honor veterans
Rep. Jeanie Riddle, R-Mokane, is sponsoring legislation that would designate Missouri 94 in Callaway County as the AMVETS Memorial Highway.
Briefing planned Thursday on Missouri River
Mid-Missouri residents and farmers living along the Missouri River can receive a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers briefing Thursday afternoon about predicted levels along the river this year.
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