Kent A Robison, Marsha A Robison, Kimberly A Ahrens, Clifford H Ahrens, Keith A Robison, Sherri D Robison, Kip A Robison & Rhonda L Robison to...

Citizens wanting to provide information are encouraged to contact Auditor's Whistleblower Hotline. JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (May 3, 2021) State...

By Robin Gregg The Family Farm Action team, including Family Farm Action's board member and Monroe County farmer, Wes Shoemyer, have launched a...

Founding Farms recognized in Missouri bicentennial tribute. In recognition of the Missouri Bicentennial, the University of Missouri Extension will...

The not-for-profit North East Community Action Corporation (NECAC) joined the Monroe County Commission in a proclamation ceremony declaring May as...

We Need to Continue to Help our Foster and Adopted Kids! Over the last couple of weeks the House and Senate passed House Bills 429 and 430, which contained many...

The New London City Council held their regular monthly meeting on Monday, April 12. After calling the meeting to order, Mayor Janie White, asked...

The Center City Council held their regular monthly meeting on Wednesday, April 7th. Mayor Dennis McMillen opened the meeting and then asked the...

‘Show-Me ID’ app that aids retail employees checking IDs for proof of age before alcohol purchases is now available JEFFERSON CITY – The...

Partners with Sallie Mae to make finding scholarships easier for Missouri students Jefferson City, MO –Missouri State Treasurer Scott...

By Robin Gregg The Monroe County Extension Office & NECAC gets the USDA food boxes through a distribution that drops off in Monroe City at...

OATS Transit is closely watching proposed state legislation that, if passed, would allow concealed-carry permit holders to lawfully bring firearms...

The not-for-profit North East Community Action Corporation (NECAC) recently held its Annual Installation of Officers and Directors meeting. ...

Secretary of State of Missouri Jay Ashcroft paid the Monroe County Appeal office a visit. Speaking to us about some new laws that are in the house...

Although the City’s waste water plant did freeze up, the damage was minimal, according to Keith Miller, New London’s Utilities Superintendent. ...