The City of Paris is receiving several complaints about dogs running loose in the town.
Lisa Hollingsworth Paris City Superintendent says it is an area of concern as they have a lot of people who walk the town.
Hollingsworth says their is a city ordinance requiring owners to keep their dogs on a leash.
A 2020 Mexico High School graduate is the winner of a two thousand dollar scholarship. Madeline Wilson the daughter of James and Nicole Wilson, received the scholarship from the Cystic Fibrosis Association of Missouri for 2020-2021 school year. Wilson can use the scholarship at the college of her choice. Madeline stayed very busy while attending…
The Audrain County Health Department is releasing the latest COVID-19 numbers. The last release from the agency was January 28 when they changed from releasing numbers on Wednesdays to Fridays. There are 97 active cases in the county, a decrease of 190 from the most recent report and 34 active probable cases, down 23 from…
The following press release was sent out from the Jefferson City Fire Department. Jefferson City Fire Department responded to a report of a fire in a storage building in the 2500 Block of C Hwy in Jefferson City. Dispatched at 0138 hours, first-arriving fire crews encountered heavy fire involvement and immediately initiated fire attack on…
Several Missouri lawmakers are sending out their prayers on social media to the victims and families where more than 25 people were killed in 2 separate mass shootings over the weekend. Governor Mike Parson tweeted on Saturday, “Our hearts break for the victims’ families in the wake of the El Paso tragedy. A gunman walked…
Firefighters from around Montgomery City and neighboring towns responded to a pig containment barn fire Saturday night north of Montgomery City on White Road. Montgomery County Fire crews were called to the barn around 8:20 p.m. with assistance from Wellsville, Middletown, Community, Bellflower and New Florence Fire Protection Districts. The initial barn was fully engulfed…
Water tests revealed a low level toxin caused by a harmful algae was found in Stephens Lake in Columbia yesterday. [Friday] Water quality monitors with the Missouri Department of Natural Resources took the samples for testing near the beach at the lake. The type of blooms causing the issue can make people and pets sick….
