Waynesville News

The Missouri State Highway Patrol, a premiere law enforcement agency, is testing for new troopers.

Following months of work by heavy equipment on the northwest corner of the Exit 156 overpass at Ichord Avenue, Waynesville city officials have announced that what's now bare dirt and rock will soon become the site of the National Military Artifacts Museum.

He was pursued by several major college football programs but ultimately played at Missouri West ern State University.

The Pulaski County Growth Alliance is forging ahead with plans it hopes will bring economic development to the area, according to Economic Development Director Wayne Morgan.

A plan to annex Fort Leonard Wood into Waynesvillle and St. Robert will not be completed by the time of the Census but is moving ahead, officials said at a public forum Monday night.

The Waynesville City Council has voted to end service to the Pulaski County Sewer District in 120 days unless the city and sewer district come to an agreement in an ongoing dispute.

Winter weather returned to the Pulaski County area Friday. Snow has prompted the cancellation of school in the Crocker, Dixon, Richland and Swedeborg school districts.

The Waynesville School Board last week agreed to begin work toward a new Early Childhood Center at the Williams Elementary School on Fort Leonard Wood.

Flossie King, 96, of Willard, formerly of Lebanon, died Thursday evening, Jan. 21, 2010, in the Willard Care Center in Willard.

A $9.5 million military museum set to begin construction this year in the West Gate Subdivision along I-44 and Highway H, according to an announcement released Friday by the City of Waynesville and Havens Commercial.

The Waynesville School Board Tuesday night agreed to begin work toward a new Early Childhood Center next to the Williams Elementary School on Fort Leonard Wood.

Wanda Kathryn Austin, 71, of Springfield, formerly of Waynesville, died Sunday, Jan.

Army Reserve Pvt. Jason K. Arnoldussen has graduated from One Station Unit Training at Fort Leonard Wood, Waynesville, Mo.

Economic and Community Development will be the focus of the 18th Community Forum on Monday, January 25 in the Waynesville High School Library beginning at 6:30 p.m. The forum is sponsored by the Waynesville-St. Robert Chamber of Commerce.

A St. Robert man suffered moderate injuries Jan. 11 in a one-vehicle accident 3:20 a.m. on Interstate 44, four miles west of Waynesville.

A St. Robert man suffered moderate injuries in a crash on Interstate 44 this morning, according to the Missouri Highway Patrol.

Army Pfc. Allen W. Copeland has graduated from One Station Unit Training at Fort Leonard Wood in Waynesville, Mo.

A Waynesville man was found and rescued by county rescue workers after he was overcome by cold on Monday.

Mary Elen White, 86, of Lebanon, died Saturday morning, Jan. 2, 2010, at Christian Health Care North in Lebanon.

The Joint Recreation Board, which organizes youth sports programs, received notice earlier in December that the Kiwanis Club was resigning its membership in the board.