Owensville News

Wednesday, July 08, 2009 at 5:11 p.m. Osage County Sheriffa s Office arrested six at an Osage County home suspected of meth production.

It could be, perhaps that his shoes are too tight. It could be his head isn't screwed on quite right.

OWENSVILLE, Mo. - A service for Robert Allen Miller, 93, of Owensville will be 1 p.m. Monday at Gottenstroeter Funeral Home in Owensville.

TERRY FLANAGAN stands in front of the Family Health sign on West Davis Street . By Kim Thompson Staff Writer Fortunately for Fayette, a nurse practitioner who comes from a big city background has selected small towns for his work and home.

The downturn in the state's economy might last longer than was earlier predicted and could affect government revenues into 2011, Missouri Budget Director Linda Luebbering said today.

Osage County authorities have charged an Owensville woman with possession of ephedrine with intent to manufacture meth.

When authorities raided J.B.'s Precious Puppies, they discovered more than 200 dogs standing in their own excrement, crammed three and four to a cage.

Sunday, March 29, 2009 at 7:38 p.m. JEFFERSON CITY -- It's called the lottery scam.

Three Rivers Publishing will have a new deadline of 1 p.m. for all advertisements beginning Monday, March 30, 2009.

A Gasconade County man and two Franklin County men face federal methamphetamine charges in separate, unrelated cases, US Attorney Catherine Hanaway said Friday.

A 51-year-old Franklin County man pleaded guilty to federal methamphetamine charges, US Attorney Catherine Hanaway said Wednesday.

James Judd The Fayette R-III School District has a new superintendent of schools.

An Owensville couple faces drug charges, while the husband has also been charged with burglary.

Budgetary matters and discussion concerning the process of hiring a new school superintendent dominated the regular meeting of the Fayette R-III Board of Education Wednesday evening.

Approximately 120 people turned out at Recklein Auditorium in Cuba Monday night to hear outdoor writer Larry Dablemont share concerns he has about the Missouri Department of Conservation.

LaWana F. Jordan, 71, of Overland, Mo., died Monday, Jan. 5, 2009, at DePaul Health Center in Bridgeton, Mo.

In federal court, Friday, Bill Anthony Jakob, 36, of Washington, Missouri, was sentenced to five years in prison for impersonating law enforcement officers.

Jessica Saucier and Jacob Southard, both of Pacific, were united in marriage Saturday, Oct.