West Linn News
By Eudora FitzpatrickThe Senior Citizen meal at the Meadville Baptist has resumed.
November 2023
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Marceline R-V School Board meets – filing dates announced, ESSER III and district updates, more
By Robin FryThe Marceline R-V School Board met at the regular time of 5:30 p.m.
Flood Resiliency Study team to hold public outreach meeting in Brunswick
Officials are hosting a public outreach meeting in Brunswick, Missouri, on Monday, December 11, to discuss the flood resiliency study near Brunswick.
Tips for busting holiday budget blues
The holiday season is a good time to talk about family budgets and plan for next year, says Andrew Zumwalt, chair of the University of Missouri’s Personal Financial Planning program.Zumwalt says family gatherings are also an opportunity to talk with extended family members about budgets for holiday gift-giving.
MDC offering a Prescribed Burn Workshop Dec. 7 at Brookfield
Prescribed burns are an efficient and cost-effective tool for managing vegetation, whether for wildlife habitat or in forage pastures with native warm season grasses.
Community Calendar
Ongoing• Linn County Historical Society Board meeting second Thursday of the month at 4 p.m., at Brookfield Library, All are welcome.
Around Linn County
Annual Deer Hunters’ LunchThe Buckling American Legion Auxiliary’s annual Deer Hunters’ Lunch will be held on Nov.
Crash responders urge motorists to Slow Down, Move Over:“It’s the Law”
On a daily basis, emergency responders put their lives on the line along Missouri’s highways responding to crash scenes.
Whether Football or Fütbol, KC Teams Faring Well
By PAUL STURMLCL Sports Editorpsturm@cherryroad.comWhile the banged-up University of Missouri-Columbia Tigers have a tough assignment tomorrow in trying to bounce back from their highly-competitive road loss to unbeaten Georgia last Saturday, two Kansas City “football” teams can sit back and rest this weekend and bask in important victories, one gaining initial bragging rights in a new, quasi-cross-state rivalry.Mizzou (7-2) will be right back on a national telecast (CBS) at mid-afternoon (3:30) tomorrow when it welcomes tough Tennesse and former Tigers assistant coach Josh Heupel to Memorial Stadium’s Faurot Field.However, it again will be without standout starting linebacker Chad Bailey, who now has been ruled out for the season with injury, head coach Eli Drinkwitz disclosed early this week.Additionally, star wide receiver Luther Burden III is questionable after briefly going down in last Saturday’s 30-21 loss at Georgia.