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April 2024
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West Linn News
The Linn County Farm Bureau Board met Thursday, April 18, at Brookfield.
Marceline’s O’Dell Third in Conference Golf Tourney
MOBERLY — With a season-best overall performance, paced by third-place individual Lance O’Dell, Marceline High School’s golf Tigers earned a solid third-place team finish, as well, in their final Lewis and Clark Conference Boys’ Championships a week ago.With O’Dell firing an 83 on the Heritage Hills Golf Course and Ethan Tarpening leading the other four varsity-lineup members in breaking 100, the Tigers came away with a low-4 team score of 368 for the 18-holes tournament, only eight shots behind runnerup Harrisburg.
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
Brookfield Area Community Chest Accepting ApplicationsBrookfield Area Community Chest announces that they will be accepting applications for grant money through May 25.
Commission Meeting Minutes for April 1, 9
April 1, 2024The Linn County Commission met on tApril 1 with Commissioners Murrain and Muck and Clerk Stephenson present.
Baseball Bulldogs’ Bite Continues to Claim Victims
As the weather has – despite last week’s conditions – warmed, so have Brookfield High School’s baseball Bulldogs.Playing only twice last week, due to a rainout, the blue and white added two more wins to their season total.
OUTDOORS: Fall Turkey Hunting Regulations Change
The Missouri Department of Conservation recently set the 2024 fall hunting seasons with only one big change – reducing the limit on fall turkeys for hunters using both a gun and a bow.In the past, a firearms turkey hunter was allowed two turkeys during the month-long fall season and an archery hunter (could be the same hunter) could also take two turkeys.
Missouri’s First Lady Visits Brookfield JAG
Last week, Missouri’s First Lady Teresa Parson visited with Brookfield’s JAG (Jobs for American Graduates) students, speaking with them about the importance of hard work and rising above circumstances to create their own path to their version of the American Dream.
OUTDOORS: Youth Turkey Harvest Most Since 2017
Missouri’s young turkey hunters, despite the high wind both days, had a great youth-only season on April 6-7, checking in 3,721 turkeys.The 2015 youth season’s total of 4,100 was the last of three previous seasons to exceed 4,000 turkeys taken and that includes the youth-season record of 4,441 checked in in 2015.The top three youth-season harvest counties statewide this year were Gasconade with 92, Franklin with 89, and Miller with 83.