Newsletter Early Week
NECAC observing 60 years
Like so many organizations, NECAC had youthful growing pains after its establishment in 1965.
USDA cattle, county reports reinstated
Last year USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service discontinued the July Cattle Report as well as livestock and crop county estimates.
Comprehensive City Planning Committee gets its first members
Thanks to all who supported Hop into Easter in the Green this past weekend. It also brought in many visitors from out of town who bought gasoline, ate lunch, and shopped in our stores.
History filled the Bowling Green VFW hall Saturday
There’s a lot to be said about knowing where you came from. This past Saturday, the Bowling Green VFW and Auxiliary opened their doors to history.
MU Extension hosts farm management lunchtime webinar series
University of Missouri Extension is offering a five-part webinar series for women farm operators and landowners. Starting April 17, “Farm Management – On My Own” covers the basics of ag leasing, Missouri farmland values, rental rates and custom work rates.
NECAC to offer produce
NECAC is taking applications from income-qualifying Pike County residents for orders of fresh produce.
Mama tried
The man who killed a Stark Brothers Nurseries employee had little to lose by confessing to another killing.
Concerned citizens group worried about EMS coverage in Pike County
The group Concerned Citizens of Pike County, MO-EMS has been tracking and reporting on the number of emergency calls the Pike County Memorial Hospital’s Emergency Medical Service has been getting for the past month or two, and whether or not there are enough EMTs, ambulances and supervisors available for those calls. Russell Nelson, speaking for CCPC, said given the size and population of Pike County, having just two ambulances available per shift is not enough.
Group is collecting feminine hygiene products for local schools
The group Little Black Book has dedicated much of its fundraising efforts into collecting and buying feminine hygiene products which they can donate to local schools in Pike and Lincoln counties.
Bowlin Green Police Chief says Pike County Sheriff’s deputies covered up death
Bowling Green Police Chief Ty Bounds said that during his department’s investigation into a robbery by three individuals in the city, he found evidence that… Login to continue reading Login…