People can learn about these popular firearms at free clinic at Andy Dalton Range.
Whether you’re a hunter or a recreational shooter, learning the fundamentals of shooting a shotgun and keeping it in good working order is important.
The Willard School District introduced its newest school building, Willard Intermediate South, to the public during a ribbon cutting ceremony on Tuesday, Aug. 6. The event gave students who will be attending the school this year—and their parents—a chance to get to know the building.
Free Aug. 24 clinic will cover variety of information about hunting this popular game bird.
Dove hunting is a popular outdoors pastime in Missouri, but the speed and darting actions of a mourning dove in flight can make for a challenging target.
Republic Board President Todd Wojciechowski holds up the plaques he has received for earning Advanced Board Member Certification and Master’s Board Member Certification. Wojciechowski is the fourth currently-serving member of the Republic School Board to earn the certifications.
Ash Grove Police Chief Darin Chance and Ash Grove elementary student Greyson Fry give a thumbs up after a presentation in Fry’s honor at the Aug. 5 Ash Grove Board of Aldermen meeting. Ash Grove Mayor Les Gardner read a proclamation officially naming Tuesday, Aug.
The Ash Grove School District has a new and improved website, www.agpirates.com.
Dr. Aaron Gerla, superintendent of Ash Grove schools, said the new site was made while changing the district e-mail addresses.
The trial of Trystan Westrip, a Republic teen accused of murdering an elderly Strafford woman and attempting to burn down her home has been moved back to December of next year, upon the request by Todd Myers, assistant Greene County prosecuting attorney.
MoDOT completed construction on the new roundabout at the intersection of Republic Road and RepMo Drive/Farm Road 103 and opened it to traffic on Thursday, Aug. 1, eight days ahead of schedule. Construction on the roundabout began May 29 of this year.
Governor Mike Parson announced the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has agreed to the state’s request to provide federal assistance to local governments and nonprofits in 68 counties recovering from flooding and severe storms between April 29 and July 5.
