Harrisburg News

A Harrisburg woman fell asleep at the wheel last night and struck another vehicle while traveling southbound on Highway 63 near Ashland, according to a Missouri State Highway Patrol report.

KOMU spoke to the Boone and Callaway County clerks today and they both said they expected voter turnout to be relatively low.

A Harrisburg man who allegedly was driving while drunk yesterday was arrested after a Boone County sheriffa s deputy found drugs and a gun in his vehicle.

Tuesday, November 03, 2009 at 6:43 p.m. Residents around mid-Missouri are going the polls tonight to vote on school bond issues.

Voters across mid-Missouri took to the pools today voting on school bonds, sales taxes, and in one county, an energy efficiency propositon.

Voters in the Harrisburg and Sturgeon school districts are going to the polls Tuesday to decide the fate of bond issue proposals that would not increase property taxes.

Ashley Kircher of Columbia, Mo., and Matthew Perkins of Harrisburg, Mo., have announced their engagement and plans to be married.

Boone County Sheriff's are on the lookout for a man after a burglary in Harrisburg Friday night.

Serious injuries resulted from a two-vehicle collision on Monday afternoon on Missouri 124.

He will doubtless go to another place the coming year. He and his family are mighty nice people and we regret that they leave here.

A Rocheport man suffered moderate injuries yesterday after being thrown from his motorcycle after riding into a ditch along Route J, south of Harrisburg, the Missouri State Highway Patrol said.

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A Harrisburg man was killed early Sunday when the ATV he was driving ran off the road.

At least two pickup trucks were stolen from an auto auction south of Columbia and Boone County deputies say the thefts are related to an attempted ATM break-in at a Harrisburg bank.

Columbia Public Schools might soon have to foot a larger bill to retain school resource officers.

Columbia Public Schools might soon have to foot a larger bill to retain school resource officers.

The Columbia Police Department and Columbia Public Schools recently reached an agreement to share the cost ofA eight school resource officers during the upcoming school year at a cost of about $188,000. That agreement never covered the cost ofA four school resource officers provided by the Boone County Sheriffa s Department.

The following area students graduated from the University of Missouri following the spring 2009 semester.

COLUMBIA Two riders galloped their chestnut colored horses around a sandy arena at the Boone County Fairgrounds, firmly grasping American flags as the National Anthem played over the loudspeakers.

Molly Schooley, 9, and Austin Schooley, 7, of Harrisburg, Mo., are greeted by Santa as they make their way to the Christmas in July event hosted by Columbia's Voluntary Action Center.