Steelville News

In response to the article in last weeka s paper, the City of Steelville feels your pain.

"I was proud I was a soldier and of what I did. I hope it meant something," said veteran Jack Farmer of his time in the service.

A Steelville man died in a one-car crash in Crawford County Wednesday, according to the Missouri Highway Patrol.

I lived in Steelville for 20 years. My family is still there. I have noticed several rundown buildings that are owned or have been owned by the same person.

Walker D. Rainey, 22, of Steelville, stands charged with one count class C felony assault in the second degree and one count class D felony unlawful use of a weapon while Matthew J. Bantel, 33, of Leasburg, faces a charge of one count class D felony unlawful use of a weapon.

Steelville City Council notes from meeting held Monday, Nov. 2: - Liz Bennett, President of the Chamber of Commerce, provided a thank you letter to the council and expressed her appreciation for allowing the chamber to move its office into a small section of the Jonas Museum.

A A A A Westover Farms just outside of Steelville, Missouri trucked in the trout Monday.

As we all hold our breath and wait for October to slide into the review mirror our rivers and streams continue to slowly process all the the water we've had.

Two Springfield residents were seriously injured Wednesday when their vehicle left a Crawford County highway and overturned, according to the Missouri Highway Patrol.

A 29-year-old Steelville, Missouri man was sentenced to more than 15 years in prison on federal methamphetamine conspiracy charges, Acting US Attorney Michael W. Reap said Thursday.

Robert and Linda Essner of Cape Girardeau announce the engagement of their daughter, Courtney Dawn Essner, to Adam Earl Hilse.

A benefit is being planned to benefit the family of an 18-month-old killed earlier this month in a mobile home fire in Crawford County, Missouri.

Steelville Police Officer Margaret Flatt has filed a lawsuit against the city of Steelville and former officer Eric Schafer, alleging sexual discrimination and retaliation and seeking a judgment in her favor for more than $25,000. According to the plaintiff's petition for damages on file in the case, Flatt reported to Chief Mike Guess that Schafer ...

To sum up the opening of Cider Days, Jim Barksdale made a reference to the weather -- and his wares.

The St. James Foundation announced in a news release highlights of the upcoming Old Iron Works Days coming up Oct.

A high-speed chase involving a drunk driver and the ramming of two patrol cars ended with Cuba resident Michael D. Greer's incarceration in the Crawford County Jail, with a list of six felony charges against him.

Sunday afternoon, Rock-It the Robot, a 9-foot-tall purple-and-gray contraption that looks a little like Rodney Copperbottom from the movie "Robots," was riding his scooter in front of the grandstand with some youngsters running behind trying to catch up with him.

Some small Ozarks towns near the Missouri University of Science & Technology are benefiting from the passion and expertise of budding engineers on campus.

Some small Ozarks towns near the Missouri University of Science & Technology are benefiting from the passion and expertise of budding engineers on campus.

Some small Ozarks towns near the Missouri University of Science & Technology are benefiting from the passion and expertise of budding engineers on campus.