People & Living

2006 • The 5th Annual Relay for Life event was held in Tarkio. Almost $29,000 was raised. • The Tarkio Police Department purchased two Preliminary Breath Tester machines with the  Continue Reading »

Cheerio Entropy. Anyone remember that term from high school? I was introduced to the term in freshman physical science: it was an enlightening experience and, along with original sin, explained  Continue Reading »

Do people mistake you for Jesus? Submitted by Pastor Bill Shirley, Linden Christian Church, Rock Port, Mo. A few years ago, a group of salesmen went to a sales convention  Continue Reading »

The Watson Quilters met Thursday and had their afternoon quilting session. Those attending were Anita Armstrong, Teresa & Jim Hickok, Holly Holmes, Frances Nahkunst, Melissa Albertsen, Tasha Gibson & Gabriel,  Continue Reading »

Do people mistake you for Jesus? Submitted by Pastor Bill Shirley, Linden Christian Church, Rock Port, Mo. A few years ago, a group of salesmen went to a sales convention  Continue Reading »

September 15, 1966 Rock Port High School will be receiving a new music room. The new 34 foot by 60 foot room will occupy the upper half of the old  Continue Reading »

Thursday, September 8 – Breakfast – Breakfast sausage pizza, applesauce, fruit juice, and milk; Lunch – Frito pie, cheese, carrots, pineapple, yogurt, and milk. Friday, September 9 – Breakfast –  Continue Reading »

September 14, 2006 The fifth annual Atchison County Relay for Life was held September 9, at Kyle Field in Tarkio, Missouri. Sixty survivors took a survivor’s lap at the event,  Continue Reading »

Tarkio FFA advisor – Dustin Lambertsen, was the guest speaker at the Tarkio Rotary Club on August 29, 2016. He gave an update on FFA activities including that two members  Continue Reading »

TARKIO HIGH SCHOOL FCCLA – Members, including Jordyn Hogue and Marina Sawyer, helped out at the recent Tarkio College Work Weekend. If you would like to donate your time and  Continue Reading »

The Watson Fire Department got a new tanker truck replacing the old 1984 truck. This one holds 2,000 gallons of water, increasing the capacity by many gallons.

The Watson Picnic will be September 10th in the park at 5:00 p.m. The village will provide place settings, and tea and water. There will probably be some horseshoe games.  Continue Reading »