Categorized as: Uncategorized Gas Prices Keep Rising Locally Gas prices keep climbing. The national average is $5 a gallon…statewide $4.63 and in Adair county, it’s $4.59. President Biden now blaming oil companies, asking that they produce more gas. Previously he blamed Vladamir Putin for high gas prices.
Categorized as: Uncategorized North Baltimore Road Project Set To Start Major work starts Monday in Kirksville. Crews will add a new center turn lane to North Baltimore Street that runs to the junction in front of the Walmart. And the project calls for widening lanes as well as installing new signs. It’s a $2-million dollar job that will take just over four months.
Categorized as: Uncategorized Ride’em Cowboy. Three Local Boys To Compete In National Rodeo Some young Kirksville cowboys will be on a big stage next week, at the National Junior High Finals Rodeo in Georgia. Cade McCarty an eighth-grade student from Kirksville has a spot on the Iowa National Junior High team. Steele Sanchez, a seventh-grade student from Kirksville is on the Missouri Rodeo team. And Kannan Wood, a … Continue Reading Ride’em Cowboy. Three Local Boys To Compete In National Rodeo
Categorized as: Uncategorized Smart Phones and Smart Watches Banned In Moberly Schools In Moberly, no more cellphones or smart watches for kids at school. The Moberly school board decided to ban the devices. They will have to be either in a locker or a car. And if a student is caught with a phone or smart watch — the school can take them. If parents need to … Continue Reading Smart Phones and Smart Watches Banned In Moberly Schools
Categorized as: Uncategorized Kraft Heinz Expands — City Will Help Finance The Project Kraft Heinz — the city’s largest employer — is expanding and the city of Kirksville will provide financing. It’s a 33 million dollar deal to improve storage at the factory and add high tech equipment. Under the financing plan — which is a bit complex — the city will basically act as a bank — … Continue Reading Kraft Heinz Expands — City Will Help Finance The Project
Categorized as: Uncategorized Fatal Wreck Blamed On Impaired Driving Fatal wreck Friday evening on U.S. 61 in Rawls county. The Patrol says it was a case of driving under the influence. The driver of an SUV, 27 year old Ian Smith of Vandalia, ran off the right side of the road and his vehicle flipped over. A passenger, 24 year old Shawn Wise was … Continue Reading Fatal Wreck Blamed On Impaired Driving
Categorized as: Uncategorized More Roadwork Begins This Week More summertime roadwork in Kirksville. Part of West Illinois Street will close from Elson to Main. The shutdown starts Monday the 13th and runs through June 27th. Use caution in the area, and find an alternate route.
Categorized as: Uncategorized Woman Charged After Killing Dog In A “Ritual” A Moberly woman was arrested for felony animal abuse. 29 year old Brianna Lingo arrested about 4am Thursday. Police were called about a dead dog, and Longo reportedly told police that she killed it, then set the dog’s body on fire. Police say that Lingo said it was some type of sacrifice ritual.
Categorized as: Uncategorized Everybody In The Pool This Saturday Finally ready to open. he Kirksville Aquatic Center Water Park. It opens at noon this Saturday. So, all of the outdoor features are ready. You can get pricing information at the city’s website. The Aquatic Center will also have its first Dollar Swim Night from 6-9pm.
Categorized as: Uncategorized Truck Still In Reverse — Hits Elderly Man Near Moberly, an elderly man was badly hurt when his truck ran over him. The 84 year old man was backing up on property off county road 2270. For some reason, he got out of the truck while it was still in reverse, and it hit him. Larry Roberts listed with serious injuries. He was … Continue Reading Truck Still In Reverse — Hits Elderly Man