Newsletter Early Week
Town turns out for Bowling Green High School's Homecoming parade
The streets were lined with fans—adults and children alike—to cheer on the Bobcats and the students in the 2025 Bowling Green Homecoming parade.
CPRC is accepting new memory stone orders
The Clarksville Parks and Recreation Committee is accepting additional orders for memory stones, which will be installed in Bel-Rose Park, located next to Clarksville City Hall. Orders will be accepted through Monday, Oct. 20, said Sue Abel with CPRC.
Racers filled Pike's Off-Road Park over the weekend for the Missouri Mudders event
If you’ve ever wondered what it would be like to take your off-road vehicle and put it to the test plowing through mud and obstacles, possibly for a little money, then Pike’s Off-Road Park on the outskirts of Bowling Green is where you need to be.
NECAC clarifies utility assistance donation
The Northeast Community Action Corp. wanted to clarify a news release it recently issued concerning Ameren's $4 million donation that will help qualifying disadvantaged people pay their utility bills across Missouri and Illinois.
Bowling Green School Board votes to approve $500,000 short-term loan
The Bowling Green R-I School Board met on Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2025, and voted to borrow money with a short-term loan.
Pike Coubty 911 board and staff dedicate new 911 building
Pike County 911 Board Chair Richard ‘Al’ Murry said, “We’re here to dedicate this building to the service of the citizens of Pike County. And… Login to continue reading Login…
Champ Clark Heritage Day had something for everyone
Downtown Bowling Green was packed on Saturday for the 30th Annual Champ Clark Heritage Day. Those who came early could enjoy a hearty free breakfast… Login to continue reading Login…
Bobcats fall to Panthers in second game of the season
The Bobcats faced a harsh lesson last week when they suffered their first loss of the season to the Palmyra Panthers in an away game.
NECAC welcomes Ameren funding
The Northeast Community Action Corp. said it is applauding Ameren Missouri for a $4 million donation that will help qualifying disadvantaged people pay their utility bills.
Shopping local helps build our community
In decades of “self-help” to “do it yourself” culture, society tells us we should be able to make it on our own. The world celebrates independence, but God has a different story, which is, we were created for connection.