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Clowns Are Coming To Town Aug. 9
The Christian Clown Ministry will be in the area this Saturday to hold a workshop and show at the Living Word Church located on the N. Service Rd.
Hummingbird Banding Demonstrations at Onondaga Cave State Park
Take advantage of a unique opportunity to get an up-close look at the ruby-throated hummingbird.
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Amateur photographers tour being held at Onondaga Cave State Park
Amateur shutterbugs will have the opportunity to photograph some of Onondaga Cave's best features on a special photo tour July 19 at Onondaga Cave State Park near Leasburg.
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Didja Know David Roosman recently returned from a visit with his daughter, Teresa Simpson and her husband, Matt in Nashville, Tennessee? The Simpson's are living there while Matt attends Vanderbilt University ...
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ATAC hosting Leasburg Fourth festival
Continuing the tradition of music, fun and a good old-fashioned Fourth of July, the Leasburg ATAC will host its fifth annual Freedom Fest this year in the town park beginning at 2 p.m. next Friday.
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County hears plan to upgrade emergency radio communication
Leasburg FD spearheads $400,000 federal grant to purchase new tower equipment. Emergency responders met for a roundtable discussion with the county commission last week to discuss plans to significantly upgrade ...
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Elizabeth "Sue" Starks of Leasburg, Missouri, formerly of Steelvile, Missouri, passed away Monday, June 30, 2008 at the age of 61 years.
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Prosecutor files pair of felony charges in sex crimes against minors
Two men from the Bourbon area have been charged with sex crimes against minors in separate cases investigated by the Bourbon Department of Public Safety.
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Jesus Jam draws crowd of over 200. John Breese organized the first Jesus Jam concert with the intention of bringing families together and drawing people closer to Christ.
CRAWFORD COUNTY ARREST SUMMARY REPORT From 06/02/2008 to 06/09/2008 06/02/08 Grady T. Bragg, 40, Leasburg, was arrested on the charges of Assault Second Degree and Armed Criminal Action.
Float trip questions? Ask Tom today
Post-Dispatch travel writer Tom Uhlenbrock specializes in Midwest travel but likes to swap tips about anywhere he's been.
Four injured in Crawford County accident
Four people were injured in a two-car accident about 2:15 p.m. Sunday in Crawford County, the Missouri Highway Patrol reported.
A teenager from Bourbon was injured in a traffic accident Saturday in Crawford County.
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Leasburg woman attacked with a machete
A Leasburg woman suffered head injuries and was treated at a local hospital following a domestic altercation with her boyfriend on Sunday night.
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Council okays tower site for emergency radio system
The Leasburg Fire Department received an Assistance to Firefighters Grant of $390,000 to upgrade the police, fire, and emergency medical radio systems in Crawford County.
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Friday night marks the return of the American Cancer Society's annual fundraising walk to Crawford County's Hood Park.
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Judge gives child molester the max penalty
A Leasburg man found guilty of having an incestuous relationship with a 15-year-old girl has been sentenced to 22 years in state prison. via Three Rivers Publishing Online
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A Dent County jury has found a Leasburg man guilty of having an incestuous relationship with a 16-year-old girl. via Three Rivers Publishing Online
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Didja Know we want to announce the arrival of baby Aaron Joseph Brown? He was born on March 19 at St. via Three Rivers Publishing Online
Rep. Jason Smith Announces Grant To Support Leasburg Firefighters
“We are reliant on firefighters and first responders to be there when we need them, and they should be equipped with the right tools so they may be effective and efficient in getting that job done.”
Rep. Jason Smith recently announced that the U.S. Department of Homeland Security has awarded Missouri a $350,370 grant to support firefighters in Leasburg to help enhance the safety of Missourians. via Sullivan Independent News