The Republic City Council unanimously adopted the city budget for the year 2020, which came in at more than $22 million, at the council’s Nov. 19 meeting.
Results of the 2018-2019 audit of the Ash Grove School District were presented to the board of education at the Nov. 18 board meeting. Although no one was present from auditors KPM CPA’s and Advisors, Superintendent Dr. Aaron Gerla conveyed conveyed good news from the report.
Some Republic police officers are looking more like lumberjacks than law enforcement as the Republic Police Department holds their first No-Shave November, a fundraiser for Care to Learn, Republic.
The Republic City council passed an ordinance during their meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 5, amending city regulations regarding the storage of wrecked or inoperable vehicles awaiting repair on gravel or crushed stone surfaces at automotive repair businesses in the city’s commercial districts.
When Taryn Bagley decided she wanted to open a brick-and-mortar location for her catering business after years of renting kitchens, she knew she wanted her business to be in Ash Grove.
The Bois D’Arc Braves 4-H Club commemorated their 50th anniversary with a gathering last Sunday afternoon at St. Luke United Methodist Church in Bois D’Arc. More than 30 people attended the affair.
The annual Kiwanis Christmas parade returns this Saturday to Main Street, Republic. The show begins at 10 a.m., with line-up for parade entries to begin at 9 a.m. at the Kiwanis pavilion on Hines Street.
The city of Ash Grove again received a clean audit report, as it has the last several years. The welcome news was presented by Marshal Decker, of Decker and DeGood, a Springfield accounting firm, at the Nov. 4, Ash Grove Board of Aldermen meeting.
