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Surge in positive COVID-19 cases came from a backlog of tests
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Graduates and their families gathered at Tievoli Hills Resort
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PIKE COUNTY, Mo.—Pike County was chosen as one of the National Guard and Department of Health and Senior Services testing sites for the numerous drive-thru COVID-19 testing events that were organized.
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A series of public forums is planned for candidates seeking the office of Missouri 40th District state representative.
As required by the Missouri Public Service Commission, Ameren Missouri is providing notice to media members in its service territory of File No. EE-2020-0290 and File No. GE-2020-0291, which state that the company plans to reinstate reconnection and late payment fees on July 15, 2020 for lar…
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BOWLING GREEN, Mo. | Pike County Route P is currently closed due to flooding of the Mississippi River. Motorists will need to use alternate routes.
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Editor’s note: Following is the third part of a series by Pike County historian, journalist and public relations professional Brent Engel on the 1870 murder of Abbie Summers in Ashley.
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Health Department and Missouri National Guard team up
Pathways courses to teach needed skills
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MEXICO—There has been some transportation impact because of decreased passenger and commercial traffic, said Paula Gough, MoDOT Northeast district engineer, during the Highway 54 Coalition meeting last week.
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BOWLING GREEN—Jim Arico was sworn in as the new mayor for Bowling Green on Monday during the Board of Aldermen meeting.
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BOWLING GREEN—It my have happened a bit later than planned, but Bowling Green’s pool opened during a beautiful day Friday.
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CLARKSVILLE—For 29 Clopton High School seniors, Sunday brought the graduation ceremony for which they long waited.
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PIKE COUNTY, Mo.—The Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services and Missouri National Guard will perform drive-through community testing for COVID-19 at the Pike County Fairgrounds Friday June 19 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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BOWLING GREEN—Principal Scott Mullins sent out a note late Thursday to everyone who attended the Bowling Green High School graduation ceremony on Friday, June 5.
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BOWLING GREEN—Nearly 100 people gathered in Bowling Green City Park on Sunday to voice their concern over racism in Pike County.
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End of school year brings uncertainties but finishes strong
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BOWLING GREEN—“Andy” Amelung began working at MeMe’s Pantry in Bowling Green, Mo., 20 years ago. This is her last week on the job.
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Students to shadow local people for career opportunities
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BOWLING GREEN—After learning that Gov. Mike Parson authorized the opening of municipal pools, the Bowling Green City Council gave the OK to open the city’s pool next week.
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BOWLING GREEN—Five members of the Bowling Green R-I School system were recognized for their years of service to the community and the schools during the Bowling Green School Board meeting last Tuesday.
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BOWLING GREEN—As a way to honor local first responders and hospital staff, Ethel Worthington decided to put a special U.S. flag outside her house on N. Hill Street.
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LOUISIANA—They came in twos and threes, sometimes in groups slightly larger. The 2020 graduating class of Louisiana High School pulled into the school’s parking lot a little before 2 p.m. on Saturday and prepared for a parade through town to mark their transition as graduating seniors.
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BOWLING GREEN—Pike County residents streamed to the polls Tuesday to make their voices heard by voting.
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HANNIBAL—Pike County Route P is currently closed at the levee due to flooding of the Mississippi River. Motorists will need to use alternate routes.
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Jefferson City, Mo.—Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft reminded Missourians that their municipal elections, originally to be held on April 7, will occur on June 2 as a result of Gov. Michael Parson’s March 13, 2020, executive order. Local election authorities have been hard at work readying the…
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Pool might open and ball fields could see use
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Business that specializes in weddings is finding its way
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On Tuesday, May 19, 2020, at approximately 5:44 p.m., the Pike County Central Dispatch received a call from a motorist who reported that while he was traveling southbound near Bowling Green, a gold/copper colored vehicle displaying a light on the side of the vehicle (possibly a spotlight) an…
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BOWLING GREEN—The Cancer Memorial Park board decided recently to make the annual Memorial Day Service a virtual service. They are going to post the service live to their Facebook page Monday, May 25 starting at 9 a.m.
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Worker and voter safety taken into consideration
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Greenwood Memorial Day celebration an expression of gratitude
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The Louisiana Area Historical Museum at 304 Georgia Street has postponed the May 23 opening of its summer season because of ongoing concerns about COVID-19.
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LOUISIANA—Mayor Marvin Brown said he and his staff would be keeping the building closed.
The Louisiana Community Food Pantry is—and has been—open as usual.
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PIKE COUNTY, Mo.—The Pike Health Department was notified of the first death of a Pike County resident because of COVID-19 on May 8. The resident was an elderly female. She tested positive for COVID-19 on April 24, 2020.
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BOWLING GREEN—It wasn’t quite the graduation ceremony they wanted, but the 2020 Bowling Green High School seniors got quite a send off on Saturday.
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As the June 2 General Municipal Election in Pike County approaches, many voters are concerned about CoVid-19 safety at the polls.
BOWLING GREEN—During the school board meeting in mid-April, Bowling Green R-1 School Superintendent Matt Frederickson thanked the board for their frugalness when it came to the school budget, because it set the school system up for success in the coming academic years.
BOWLING GREEN—Three positions on the school board were up for election this year said, President Bob Kirkpatrick. All three of the incumbents agreed to serve on the board again for another year. They are: Roger Colebert, Holly Delgman and Kirkpatrick.
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BOWLING GREEN—Although the parking lot parade had to be cancelled because of rain, the storm cleared just in time to allow Bowling Green High School seniors to swing by the school to pick up their caps and gowns.
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CLARKSVILLE—Business owners Kris and Jennifer McCormick wanted to give back to the people who needed it the most.
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BOWLING GREEN—It’s been just a little more than a year since a young life ended in a tragic car crash. And during that year, Kaleo Dade’s family has learned how much this community cared and still cares about them and Kaleo.
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JEFFERSON CITY—During Monday’s COVID-19 briefing, Gov. Mike Parson announced the first phase of the “Show Me Strong Recovery” Plan outlining how Missouri will gradually begin to reopen economic and social activity on Monday, May 4, 2020.
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Editor's note: After this article went to press, Bowling Green High School announced some updates for its graduation plans. Below, is the newest information provided.
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