Brookfield Senior Center Menu
There is a $3 suggested contribution for meals for those 60 years and over and $6.75 cost for meals for those 59 years and under. Meals are delivered Monday thru Friday, from 10:30 a.m., – 12 p.m., except on holidays.
November 2022
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Community Calendar
Ongoing • Linn County Historical Society Tillman House Museum open to the public. Saturdays.
Marceline Football Trio First-Team All-L&C
Nine Marceline High School football players received some level of all-Lewis and Clark Conference recognition in the voting by conference head coaches, results of which were announced recently. Three Tigers – seniors Tanner Sayre and Ryder Gooch and junior Caleb Stallo received enough support to net first-team berths – Sayre on the offensive line, R.
Mizzou Football Tigers Visit No. 5 Tennessee
The University of Missouri- Columbia football Tigers play their final road game of the 2022 regular season Saturday at Knoxville, Tenn., taking on the No. 5-ranked Volunteers in an 11 a.m.
Firearms Deer Season Open
Missouri’s November firearms deer season opened today (Nov. 12) and will run through Nov.
Around Linn County
Tell Us What You Are Thankful For The past couple of years headlines have been heavy with news that put pressure on families - pandemic, inflation, drought and other crisis. That’s why the Linn County Leader is turning to its readers to provide some lighter reading for the holidays.
Neighbor Helping Neighbor:
Recently, North Central Missouri YMCA's Membership Coordinator, Blake Burns, held a membership drive to provide donations to the Animal Shelter of Linn County. .
Voters Elect New Prosecutor, Re-Elect Presiding Commissioner
On Nov. 8, Linn County voters elected Tracy Carlson as the new Linn County Prosecutor and re-elected Dick King as Presiding Commissioner.
Sam Sharp Starts Own State Portfolio
COLUMBIA — Delayed a year by injury, but not derailed, sophomore Samantha “Sam” Sharp of Brookfield High School began carving her own chapter of state-level distance-running excellence into BHS history last Saturday when she joined older sister Alexandra in being a top-5 finisher in the Missouri State High School Activities Association Class 2 Championships in cross-country running. Prevented by a lingering midseason injury that worsened during the district state-qualifying race from joining “Alex” in her last of four medal-earning state showings last fall, “Sam” navigated her sophomore season without recurrence of the injury and, despite much less off-season training than she otherwise would have done as the leg injury didn’t fully heal until early last summer, capped it with a fifthplace time of 20:04 in last weekend’s state race at the Gans Creek Cross-Country Running Course, southeast of Columbia.