Sandi Eagleburger, co-owner of the Copper Grill in Ash Grove, announced on Monday, April 27, that the Copper Grill would no longer operate as a restaurant. However, that doesn’t mean the Copper Grill name is going away.
Skateboard enthusiasts in Ash Grove will soon have a new kick-it spot. Les Gardner, mayor of Ash Grove, said the city will be installing a new skatepark in the city park on the west side of the tennis court area. He expects the park will be installed before summer.
A Republic woman has been arrested after being charged with crimes stemming from the alleged murder of Coy Cole, of Miller, last November. Tanya Moore, 38, is charged with abandoning a corpse and two counts of tampering with evidence.
Because social distancing restrictions have required the Republic School District to either postpone or otherwise cancel many of the traditional year-end events which celebrate graduating high school seniors, people are coming up with new and innovative ways to celebrate the class of 2020.
FCS Financial recently selected 35 Missouri recipients for their Scholarship Program who will each receive a $1,500 scholarship to assist with the cost of higher education. Since 2004, more than $670,000 has been distributed through the FCS Financial Scholarship Program.
For the past year, Greene County Extension has been encouraging residents in Republic to get to know their neighbors in the belief that strong bonds between neighbors will help create better communities.
Missouri State Auditor Nicole Galloway last week announced her office has begun an audit of the city of Clever. Residents of the city in Christian County requested the audit through the petition process.
The Ash Grove Board of Education voted unanimously Monday, April 27, to offer a preschool and daycare program for the district starting next school year.
The Republic High School’s class of 2020 will receive their high-school diplomas in a new and innovative way during this year’s graduation ceremony, according to a message posted on the school’s website by Tyler Overstreet, Republic High School principal.
