Linn County churches are coming together once again for the annual Interdenominational Lenten Services, offering a time for reflection, unity, and spiritual renewal. The 2025 series will take place every Wednesday at noon throughout Lent, featuring worship services hosted by different congregations in the community. Each service will be followed by a light lunch, encouraging fellowship among attendees.
As winter settles in, the excitement for warmer days is heating up with the announcement of SummerFest 2025 in Brookfield. The annual music festival is set for Sat., June 21, on the 200 block of Main Street, featuring an exciting lineup of artists guaranteed to bring a mix of country, rock, and funk to the stage.
The Marceline R-V School Board met at 5:30 p.m. at the Marceline High School Library on Feb. 17, 2025. Several report updates were presented, including the results of the most recent evaluation of the program at Walt Disney Elementary.
Park Baptist Youth is inviting students in grades sixth-seniors to join them for their annual Sugar Rush Event Night on Wed., Feb. 26. The event will be held from 6-7:30 p.m. at Park Baptist Church, located at 121 E Park St. in Brookfield.
The female portion of Linn County’s representation at this coming week’s high school wrestling state championships cemented last Friday and Saturday when five Brookfield Lady Bulldogs – three of them as individual champions – powered the blue and white to a second-straight Class 1 District 2 team title, while Marceline came away empty-handed, tonight and tomorrow at Versailles, the BHS and MHS boys’ state hopefuls will battle for top-4 finishes in the 15-schools Class 1 District 3 tournament which would send them on to state.
Their planned final-week tuneups hamstrung by the weather early this week, the Brookfield and Marceline high school basketball teams will roll the dice and hope for the best, beginning at mid-week next week, as 2024-25 postseason play begins.
Meadville R-IV’s Parent-Teacher Organization has awarded a $150 teacher grant to Brittany Bromwell, a fifth grade teacher, to enhance hands-on learning in her classroom. The grant program, available to both elementary and secondary teachers, aims to provide additional funding to enrich student learning experiences and support educators in their efforts to offer high-quality instruction.
Marceline basketball girls hold off hosts, Brookfield boys romp Feb. 13 By PAUL STURM LCL Sports Editor psturm@cherryroad.com BROOKFIELD — When the varsity basketball teams… Login to continue reading Login…
The Missouri Department of Transportation is inviting students across the state to apply for the 2025 Youth Transportation Conference (YTC) in Jefferson City. Each year, the department sponsors the annual conference where students can apply STEM-related concepts learned in school to transportation-related issues.