People & Living

April 20, 1945 • Loyd Terwilliger, contractor, has purchased the building on West Main Street known as the Henry Schick Paint Shop. He is repairing it to use for storage  Continue Reading »

April 20, 1945 • News late Thursday afternoon of the death of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt cast a gloom over the nation. His death, which took place at Warm Springs,  Continue Reading »

Submitted by Pastor David Wynn, Tarkio Christian Church This year, Easter Sunday fell during the COVID-19 pandemic. A time when we are secluded in our homes and told to wrap  Continue Reading »

Money continues to be the leading cause of stress in America, and the COVID-19 pandemic is only adding to the financial stress on families due to record high unemployment, says  Continue Reading »

The Rock Port Food Pantry is currently low on the following items: Hamburger Helper, Chicken Helper, carrots, soup, potatoes, syrup, flour, sugar, cooking oil, toilet paper, peaches, beef stew, small  Continue Reading »

Even in these trying times, Missouri Department of Transportation maintenance crews continue their work to make state roadways safer for those who travel. One way motorists can help is by  Continue Reading »

The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) recently announced important information regarding COVID-19 closures and cancellations: • Following state and federal guidance, the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) is extending the  Continue Reading »

Provides producers with marketing flexibilities amid COVID-19 uncertainties Agricultural producers now have more time to repay Marketing Assistance Loans (MAL) as part of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s implementation of  Continue Reading »

Tawni, Reid, Logan, and Ali Ellis took part in the Palm Sunday Parade in Rock Port. Rock Port churches joined together to recognize Palm Sunday, April 5. A parade of  Continue Reading »

Dottie Benedict retires from Tarkio Rehab after 26 years of service CNA Dottie Benedict retired from Tarkio Rehabilitation and Health Care last week after 26 years of service. Dottie began  Continue Reading »

Times are hard for everyone right now. Besides worrying about getting sick or infecting someone with illness, the economy is changing, businesses are temporarily closing, and workers are facing unemployment.  Continue Reading »

April 13, 1945 • Six sons in the Stevenson family are serving their country, an unusual family record, but one Mrs. Stella Stevenson of Tarkio, formerly of Fairfax, can claim.  Continue Reading »