People & Living

35th Reunion for Fairfax High School Class of 1983

Written on July 17, 2018

Members of the FHS Class of 1983 gathered after the 2018 alumni banquet. Pictured above (left to right) are Scott, Doug, Janene, Julie, Randall, Susan, Mary, and Lisa.   Gathering  Continue Reading »

Two movies left in the Northwest free Summer Movie Series for 2018

Written on July 17, 2018

Northwest Missouri State University’s Office of Student Involvement and the Student Activities Council has announced its schedule for the 2018 Summer Movie Series. Five movies comprise this summer’s series, which  Continue Reading »

2018 McStone Age McAdams Family Reunion

Written on July 17, 2018

For the 19th year in a row, the McAdams family gathered at Hickory Hollow Resort in Tightwad, Missouri, for the annual McAdams Family Reunion. Over 50 people attended this year’s  Continue Reading »

9th Annual Great Northwest Wine Fest

Written on July 17, 2018

Plans are well underway for the ninth annual Great Northwest Wine Fest September 22, 2018, 11:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. in Mound City, Missouri. The event will be hosted by  Continue Reading »

Brownville Concert Series to Present Josh Hoyer & Soul Colossal

Written on July 17, 2018

The Brownville Concert Series will present award winning five-piece band, Josh Hoyer & Soul Colossal. Their combination of soul, funk and R&B is in a word, electric! Best displayed in  Continue Reading »

Farm Bureau Day at the Missouri State Fair

Written on July 17, 2018

Roots run deep in agriculture, and there is no better place to discover our rural heritage than the Missouri State Fair. So, why not come home to agriculture August 9-19  Continue Reading »

Northern CRP land freed for grazing in drought areas needs supplements

Written on July 17, 2018

Source: Eric Bailey, 573-884-7873 Release of CRP land for grazing in northern Missouri gives relief for some cow herds on drought-shorted pastures. The Conservation Reserve Program with USDA Farm Service  Continue Reading »

Checking Corn for Pollination

Written on July 17, 2018

Severe drought and/or heat stress can interfere with the timing of pollen availability and silk emergence. In addition, hot weather can desiccate exposed silks so they cannot receive pollen grains.  Continue Reading »

Gibbs Trust awards 35 scholarships

Written on July 10, 2018

Students receiving the Gibbs Trust Scholarship, pictured left to right were: front row – Journi Burke, Shelbie Gaines, Dayle Davis, Montana Martin, Alyssa Garrison, Jade Lemmon, Jackie Bradley, Emma Morris,  Continue Reading »

Old Time Notes Atchison County Mail

Written on July 10, 2018

July 16, 1943 Last week’s Tarkio Avalanche mentioned that the city council has instructed its chief of police to enroll three additional members of the police force for duty on  Continue Reading »

“Extra! Extra!” A blast from Tarkio’s past

Written on July 10, 2018

July 15, 1993 • Duane and Kristy Umbarger recently purchased Simpson Pest Control. Duane worked 20 years with Simpson Pest Control. Umbarger’s Pest Control offers termite exterminating and treatment of  Continue Reading »

Formerly Forum

Written on July 10, 2018

July 15, 1993 • A wind storm moved things around Thursday in Fairfax and heavy rains caused flooding. Saturday, Elaine Vogler called and reported the bridge east of her home  Continue Reading »

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