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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By Ethan Colbert
The Harry S. Truman Memorial Veterans’ Hospital and the Columbia Vet Center are teaming up to provide area veterans with services such as Veterans Health Administration enrollment and counseling for post-traumatic stress disorder and military sexual trauma.
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The Louisiana Lions Club will give up to 100 free eye screenings during Louisiana Country Colorfest. The first-come, first-served event will take place from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 20, at the Pike Pioneers Senior Center, 521 Georgia Street. It is being co-sponsored by the office of …
On Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018 Don Ince, long time resident of Louisiana, celebrated his 90th birthday.
By Taylor Lockard
The family of Judy Wells recently chose the Pike County Nurses’ Educational Fund as one of the places that memorial donations could be given to honor her life.
The Louisiana Community Betterment Association is now taking applications for new LCBA Youth Group members.
Beginning on Oct. 1, the Louisiana Community Food Pantry will have a change in its hours of operation. The Pantry will still be open from 9 a.m. to 12 noon on Monday and Friday. However, there will be no Wednesday hours throughout the winter.
Flu shots now available for ages six months and older at Pike County Health Department. No appointment necessary. Walk in hours are from 8 a.m. – 12 p.m. and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
The newest healthcare facility in Bowling Green will be opening its doors to the public via an open house scheduled for next week. The facility began seeing patients on July 18. According to a copy of a press release, the Bowling Green location of Dialysis Clinic, Inc., will have an open hou…
By Ethan Colbert
The American Red Cross has authorized the Bowling Green Times to announce that there are three blood drives scheduled this week in Pike County.
The Clarksville Memorial VFW & Auxiliary, 36th year celebration was a big success. The evening opened with a prayer given by Chaplain Rev. Al Boatman, the Pledge of Allegiance led by the Youth Group and the National Anthem led by President Mary Tarpein.
The 11th Annual Clarence Luebrecht Veterans Appreciation hog roast was held on Saturday, August 18, with approximately 100 in attendance including nine residents from the Mexico Veterans Home.
By Elizabeth O’Farrell
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