Hermann News Archives

The Texas Highway Patrol said they believe that alcohol may have played a part in a deadly accident that killed a motorcycle driver in Montgomery County on Friday.

By staff writer Hermann's Maifest Council and Jaycees had their applications for October beer gardens approved at Monday night's city council meeting, and it appears the Jaycees will be going back to the Riverfront Park.

HERMANN, Mo. - A two-day exploration of the wineries along the lower Missouri River began in the ancient cellars of Stone Hill in Hermann, where wine began aging 150 years ago, and ended on the crowded party deck of Chandler Hill near Defiance, where the first vintage is still on the vine.

Now is the time to harvest crops and grapes for winemaking are the same way. Missouri has two major wine festivals this time of year in two vastly areas.

As the autumn season approaches, many individuals in the Missouri area like to take day trips.

Question: I heard there was going to be a big band dance at a winery down in Branson, but I can't find out where it is or when.

By staff writer Doug Smith, who started the girls' basketball program at Hermann High School and coached the school's only girls' basketball championship, will be inducted into the Missouri Basketball Coaches' Association's Hall of Fame.

Question: I heard there was going to be a big band dance at a winery down in Branson, but I can't find out where it is or when.

Question: I heard there was going to be a big band dance at a winery down in Branson, but I can't find out where it is or when.

Question: I heard there was going to be a big band dance at a winery down in Branson, but I can't find out where it is or when.

By staff writer A 45-member youth symphony orchestra from Hermann's sister city of Bad Arolsen, Germany, will perform a free, public concert as part of Hermann's 2000th anniversary Victory Celebration in September.

HERMANN, Mo. - The 19th century German settlers who saw visions of the Rhineland in the rolling Missouri hills likely didn't anticipate the more modern voyagers who flock to these parts: Spandex-wearing, energy-bar-chowing cyclists lured by a 236-mile rails-to-trails path - the nation's longest.