Monday Dec 21 | St. Joseph News-Press, St. Joseph, MO
Guest column: McCaskill should keep her promise
The U.S. Catholic bishops are longtime supporters of ensuring that all Americans - especially the poor - have access to affordable health care.
Readers' Rigs Special Rubicon Edition
The Rubicon Trail is always a great place to see cool rigs. During a recent visit to the 'Con, we trained our cameras on a few of the rigs we crossed paths with and we clicked off a few frames.
Jefferson County To Regulate Sale Of Pseudoephedrine Products
More meth labs are busted in Jefferson County than anywhere else in the country.
Hillsboro: Suspect indicted for alleged courthouse bomb threat
A Jefferson County man has been indicted for an alleged threat to bomb the courthouse in Hillsboro.
Bus service starts Monday in Jefferson County
HILLSBORO, Mo. - Bus service will begin Monday to four cities in Jefferson County.
Family, friends remember former Jefferson County sheriff Walter 'Buck' Buerger
Family and friends were expected to pack the Hillsboro Civil Club for the 10:00 a.m. funeral for former Jefferson County sheriff Walter "Buck" Buerger.
Christmas Tree Recycling - Jefferson County, Missouri
This year after Christmas when you are ready to toss out your tree, how about recycle it! The Jefferson County Parks and Recreation Department , and the St.
Jefferson County offers H1N1 vaccinations
The Jefferson County Health Department is making the H1N1 vaccine available to its "high risk" county residents.
Jefferson County Toddler Found Naked Along Roadway
A Jefferson County motorist spotted a naked toddler wandering along a rural highway early Thursday morning.
3 plead guilty in Jefferson County marijuana conspiracy
Three people have pleaded guilty to a marijuana conspiracy in Jefferson County. The U.S. Attorney's office said Monday that 58-year-old Michael Yocum of Hillsboro, 45-year-old Brian Yocum of St.
Schools ask voters to seek portion of stimulus bonds
Four area school districts are seeking more than $39 million in bond issues on the Nov.
Tickets remain for the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame's Baseball Sports Enthusiasts Dinner at 5:30 p.m. today at the Hammons Field training facility.
Hillsboro boy, 14, seriously hurt in ATV crash
A 14-year-old Hillsboro teen was airlifted to Children's Hospital in St. Louis Wednesday evening after he drove his all-terrain vehicle into the path of a dump truck, according to the Missouri Highway Patrol.
Teen driving ATV in critical condition following accident
A 14-year-old Hillsboro boy was brought to St. Louis Children's Hospital with life threatening injuries after the ATV he was driving collided with a dump truck.
Baseball Bears get 4th baseball commitment
Missouri State has its fourth oral baseball commitment of the fall as pitcher Seth Swafford of Jefferson College in Hillsboro plans to attend MSU in the 2011 season.
Jeffco to host tango dancing events
The acclaimed Eduardo Tami Trio has included Jefferson College on their 2009 U.S. Tango Tour and the College's Cultural Council is pleased to host two very exciting events that highlight the beauty and rich history of this Argentine music and dance.
'Little Shop of Horrors' biggest star brought to life by two...
Southeast Missouri State University's production of "Little Shop of Horrors" got creative with the strange and unusual plant, using performers as the vines, and one man inside the plant controlling the movements of the head.
Funding proposal for Missouri Internet coverage raises questions
Missouri Rep. Belinda Harris, D-Hillsboro, is the type of person the governor's broadband initiative was designed to help.
Qulin Days (Qulin Homecoming) Oct 3
Bring your lawn chairs and spend the day celebrating our town. << Create the Good Local Sponsors 18 Minutes and a Lifetime On October 16, 2000, as Gov.
Man Fatally Shoots Self While Teaching Girlfriend Lesson on Gun Safety
Given the name or the victim and the stupidity of the following incident, you'd almost think this story was made up.