ANNADA – The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service were honored to welcome mobility and visually impaired hunters back to Clarence Cannon National Wildlife Refuge for the 10th annual hunt. Eight hunters and their assistants gathered at the refuge Oct. 25 - 27 for a weekend of deer hunting. Qualifie…
The Ecumenical Women’s Breakfast group will meet at First Presbyterian Church, 121 S. 8th Street in Louisiana on Tuesday, Nov. 12, at 8:30 a.m.
The tempo of missions being flown by Air Evac flight team 146 has picked up in a major way since the medical helicopter operation moved from Carrolton, Ill., to Louisiana.
LOUISIANA – The “Stitching and Ripping for the Lord” outreach group is having a Service of Blessing and Consecration at St. Joseph Catholic Church on Sunday, Oct. 6 at 3 p.m. and the public is encouraged to attend. The group is an organization sponsored by the Louisiana Ministerial Alliance.
LOUISIANA – The Ecumenical Women’s Breakfast group met on Tuesday, Sept. 10, 2019, at St. Joseph Catholic Church’s Seton Center on North Third Street in Louisiana. There were 32 women in attendance representing nine area churches.
LOUISIANA – Pike County was the center this weekend of efforts to raise money and awareness to find a cure for pediatric hydrocephalus.
QUINCY, IL – Hannibal Regional is inviting the public to a free seminar on pain management with Luvell Glanton, Jr., MD, a specialist in pain management, on Wednesday, Sept. 25.
BOWLING GREEN – The Mason Phoenix Lodge 136 will be hosting a MoCHIP Child ID event Saturday, Sept. 14, 2019.
BOWLING GREEN – The Pike County Health Department inspects food sellers every four to six months to make sure they are following rules made to prevent the spread of food-borne illnesses. These establishments all passed inspection with no major violations for the month of August: Lucky Star B…
BOWLING GREEN – September is National Preparedness Month. Here in Missouri the “Ready in 3” program has been developed to assist citizens to be better prepared for an emergency situation.
LOUISIANA – The Louisiana Community Food Pantry has worked hard to assist area families with their nutritional needs during the months of April, May, and June. Approximately 1,755 families have been served for a total of 4,690 individuals. Over 14,742 pounds of measured groceries and meat ha…
BOWLING GREEN – The board of the Cancer Memorial Park announced the first Celebration of Life event to be held in Bowling Green on the evening of Friday, Sept. 13. The event will include a dinner for cancer survivors hosted by the First Presbyterian Church of Bowling Green and a luminary ser…
LOUISIANA – Hospital patients are used to wearing identifying wristbands. Now, PCMH Hospital patients who have served in the military will also receive a band of another kind: one honoring their service to the country.
LOUISIANA – Pike County Memorial Hospital has expanded to offer aquatic physical therapy to its patients.
LOUISIANA – Pike County Memorial Hospital has been awarded a $20,300 grant to support the purchase and upgrade of emergency communication equipment.
LOUISIANA – Pike County Memorial Hospital’s mammography program passed its annual inspection last week, received no recommendations for improvement, and has been recertified.
Cori Sheppard. Courtesy photo.
By Adam Thorp
Clopton held its prom on Saturday, April 27, at the Oak Ridge Estates in Bowling Green.
Louisiana High School marked prom Saturday evening at Louisiana High School.
Mackenzie Barr plays with Pheobe the dog after the morning’s programming ended. photo by Adam Thorp
Three-year-old Weston Boots, of Louisiana, with a little hep from mom Makayla, hunts for Easter Eggs Saturday.
The County View Nursing Facility in Bowling Green, Mo., has announced its employees and residents of the month for February and March 2019.
Sgt. Corey Anderson, of the Louisiana Police Department, fixes patties as part of the department’s Pancake and Sausage Day fundraiser March 9. A good crowd braved rainy weather to attend the event at American Legion Post No. 370. Proceeds will be used to buy police equipment. (submitted photo)
Pike County 4-H members participated in Achievement Night on Monday, Feb. 18.
Front: Helen Mustell, Candy Rule (YMCA staff), Back Row: Robert Mustell, Chuck Tophinke (Twenty-first Century Community Learning Center staff), Denise Ash (Learning Center staff), YMCA Interim Executive Director Kara Viorel, Kelly Hakenwerth (YMCA staff), Beth Graves (YMCA Staff), Noveta She…
The Louisiana Community Food Pantry ended 2018 having assisted over five thousand families (13,255 individuals) throughout the year for a total measured 47,000 pounds of food distributed not counting holiday turkeys, chickens, and hams.
Ayers kneels during his prayer of installation. Adam Thorp/Louisiana Press-Journal
Johnny Picone. Submitted photo.
Submitted photo: Amber Hughes.
This year’s Rise and Shine Heat Up St. Louis fundraiser is from 6-10:30 a.m. Friday, Feb. 15, at Hardee’s locations in Bowling Green and Louisiana.
A view in the Ted Shanks Conservation Area. Courtesy Missouri Department of Conservation.
Robert and Donna Henry in their rural Pike County home. Adam Thorp/Press-Journal
-Photo courtesy of Samantha Meadors
John Channell cuts a ribbon at the opening of Impact Martial Arts.
Nominations are open to pick Louisiana’s next citizen of the year.
File photo. Ethan Colbert/Bowling Green Times
By Ethan Colbert
A check for $500 has gone to families fighting cancer thanks to a “Pink Out” game at Louisiana High School in early December.
The Louisiana Community Betterment Assoc. is sponsoring the 4th Annual Photo Contest and Exhibition on February 23, 2019. The Photo Exhibition will be held at the Twin Pike YMCA, second floor beginning at 4:00 p.m. and will run until 6:30 p.m.
The Clarksville Memorial VFW Post 4610 and Auxiliary held their regular meeting with Commander Herbert Everett and President Mary Tarpein Presiding, with several members attending for Post and Auxiliary.
According to the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services radon is a colorless, odorless and tasteless gas that is produced by the natural breakdown of uranium in rocks and soils. “Radon becomes a problem for people when that breakdown continues to occur inside buildings and people …
The American Heart Association recently launched #NoMOHeartDisease, a year-long initiative created to increase awareness and reduce the prevalence of heart disease in Missouri. Heart disease is the leading cause of death in Missouri, taking the lives of 14,000 Missourians each year.
By Taylor Lockard
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