Gasconade County R-1 summer school hosted local firefighters, police officers and EMT’s, June 18. Dr. Tappmeyer from Hermann Vet Clinic as well as several HHS FFA members presented about ATV ...

Several staff changes were approved last week during a closed session of the Gasconade County R-1 School District Board of Directors. Included in the changes is the resignation ...

Finally able to string games together after battling Mother Nature throughout the first half of June, an Owensville Athletic ...

Dale Gildehaus of Washington was named the winner of the Henry lever action rifle raffled by the Gerald Historical Society.

The $307,534 Owensville High School big gymnasium bleacher replacement project, awarded to Heartland Seating in Shawnee, Kan., is still under construction, according to Superintendent of Schools Dr.

HERMANN – Some members of the Hermann Board of Aldermen and City Hall staff had questions about the winning bid for the natural gas main replacement project at Loutre Cemetery Creek, because it was so ...

In the last few years, Missouri’s population has grown at a rate of 1.5% per year. It is a much slower rate of growth than the national average of 2.6%. Author Tejvan Pettinger writes about the ...

HERMANN – After two months of dipping below $100,000, Gasconade County’s General Fund Sales Tax returned to six-digit territory with June’s reimbursement check from the Missouri Department of Revenue.

Twelve students from East Central College embarked on an unforgettable adventure in March as part of the Arts and Humanities Spring Break experience in London, England. Led by ECC Associate Professor ...

Betty G. Carroll, 92, Owensville, passed away Friday, June 6, 2025, at her residence. She was born Dec. 29, 1932, to the late William and Lillian (White) Schalk in Owensville. She was united in ...

Edith “Edie” Claire Hermann Heath, 98, a beloved mother, grandmother, great--grandmother and friend, passed away peacefully April 14, 2025, in Florence, Ariz. She was born Sept. 11, 1926, a daughter ...

HERMANN — A member of the board of the Hermann Regional Economic Development (HRED) Corporation is urging consideration of a pay-to-play requirement for the agency’s 15 directors. Melissa Lensing, ...