Clark News

Arrest warrants were served on 22 mid-Missouri residents in drug sweep by local and state officials.

Ever hear of the wood frog? What about the ringed salamander? Few people have, but Missourians will get to learn about these and other of the Show-Me State's lesser-known creatures in the coming year, thanks to artists in grades kindergarten through 12 who entered the 2009 Endangered Species Postcard Contest.

Moscow Mills, Missouri is the site of the state's first ethanol blender pump. Warrenton Oil Company recently unveiled four new pumps at its FastLane station at 240 College Campus Drive.

By Ted Landphair - Small city of St. Joseph, Missouri, makes preparations for 150th anniversary next year of first mail service to American West St.

Representative Tim Flook recently received the Legislative Spirit of Enterprise on Nov.

At Missouri National Guard Camp Clark, federal stimulus dollars are rebuilding barracks, and in Columbia, its keeping a task force intact.

The town's former mayor will battle his second set of child sex abuse charges in two years.

Child molestation charges have been refiled against former Clark Mayor Ken Storla Sr.

The Missouri Department of Economic Development issued a $500,000 grant to the Randolph County city of Clark to help improve its water system.

Nevada veterans' service officer Bill Gillette recently announced that the Missouri Veterans Commission in partnership with AmVets, the Missouri National Guard, and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs will hold a Veterans Town Hall/Listening Post at Camp Clark's Building 475 , Nevada, Mo., on Monday, Oct.

The journey of explorers Meriwether Lewis and William Clark across the Missouri region is told in maps and materials on display at the White River Valley Historical Society Museum, 297 Main Street in Forsyth.

The Missouri victims include a Sedalia man who suffered injuries in a fire, three men who died from heart attacks, one helping during a tornado, and two who were shot to death in the St.

Thursday, October 01, 2009 at 5:25 p.m. A former mid-Missouri mayor facing child abuse charges had his case dismissed today.

Fans longing for Cape Girardeau's Qdoba Mexican Grill to open will finally have their chance to sample the restaurant's fare starting today.

The Boy Scouts annual popcorn sales got off to a watery start. On Friday, Scouts rode a gondola filled with popcorn down the Missouri River.

Three people suffered injuries in a two-vehicle collision Friday night at a Highway 63 crossroads in north Boone County.

The thought of paddling a canoe or kayak more than 300-miles seems "unthinkable" to most, but it was reality for 275 people all over the world this week.

The thought of paddling a canoe or kayak more than 300-miles seems "unthinkable" to most, but it was reality for 275 people all over the world this week.

The thought of paddling a canoe or kayak more than 300-miles seems "unthinkable" to most, but it was reality for 275 people all over the world this week.

The Missouri River will be their home for three nights and four days. Their eyes will get weary and their arms will feel like anchors when they attempt to travel 340 miles with limited rest.