Community Calendar
Ongoing• Linn County Historical Society Board meeting second Thursday of the month at 4 p.m., at Brookfield Library, All are welcome.
April 2024
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LCACTC Students Compete at FBLA State Competition
Recently, students representing Brookfield competed at the FBLA State Competition in Springfield, Missouri.
State Releases March 2024 General Revenue Report
State Budget Director Dan Haug announced recently that net general revenue collections for March 2024 declined 6.4 percent compared to those for March 2023, from $959.7 million last year to $898.6 million this year.Net general revenue collections for 2024 fiscal year-to-date increased 0.5 percent compared to March 2023, from $9.27 billion last year to $9.32 billion this year.
OUTDOORS: Turkey Season Opens Monday
The eagerly-awaited Missouri spring wild turkey season is set to open only three days from now, on April 15, so there’s very little time left for turkey hunters’ scouting and getting their gear ready.We’ve had just enough warm weather to get the big gobblers seeking out hens and gobbling in the trees in early morning.The youth-only season has come and gone, so some of the “early birds” are already in someone’s freezer.
Storm Shelters
It is one of the scariest times of year– storm season.A little less than a year ago, an EF-2 tornado caused extensive damage when it touched down in Linneus on May 6, 2023.
Commission Meeting Minutes
March 12, 2024The Linn County Commission met on March 12, 2024 with Commissioners Murrain and Muck and Clerk Stephenson present.
Miller Pecans Offering Local, Distinctive Pecans
The Miller Family went nuts back in 1972 - nuts about pecans.
Community Calendar
Ongoing• Linn County Historical Society Board meeting second Thursday of the month at 4 p.m., at Brookfield Library, All are welcome.
West Linn News
On March 25 the Botts Cemetery Board met in the home of Amy Surber.
April 8 Solar Eclipse
The April 8 Solar Eclipse will be the last until 2044 - 2045, leaving its imprint on the history of the nation and Linn County as students at area schools and other residents stared through their eclipse glasses and watched the historic event unfold.