The Bowling Green Chamber of Commerce recently released the following information: The Gene Watson show that was scheduled for the night of Friday, Dec. 6 has been cancelled. Watson is stuck in Texas due to bad weather and sends his apologies. He plans to have a make up concert next spring but the date is unknown. Please share this information and let anyone you know who purchased tickets know. You
JOHANNESBURG (AP) Nelson Mandela, who became one of the world’s most beloved statesmen and a colossus of the 20th century when he emerged from 27 years in prison to negotiate an end to white minority rule in South Africa, has died. He was 95. South African President Jacob Zuma made the announcement at a news conference late Thursday, saying “we’ve lost our greatest son.” His death closed the final chapter
The Pike County Health Department recently announced that a contract to continue to provide WIC services for federal fiscal year 2014 has been signed with the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services. Under the terms of the contract, the Pike County Health Department will be able to serve 535 persons eligible for WIC every month. Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) is a special supplemental nutrition program which provides services
Grain Belt Express Clean Line, whose representatives visited Bowling Green and the surrounding areas earlier this year, recently announced that the Kansas Corporation Commission (KCC) unanimously approved an order granting the company a construction permit. This siting permit was issued to Grain Belt Express Clean Line and would allow the company to construct the 370-mile Kansas portion of a new 750-mile direct current transmission line. The line will originate near
The 2013-2014 Bobcats basketball cheerleaders are Kayla Perkins, Miranda Schilling, Maddi Long, Mayshonna Hutt, Alycea Whetstine, Morgan Jennings, Jasmine Moore, Brianna Simons, and Camille Doligez (not pictured). The squad is coached by Beth Gschwender.
The Bowling Green High School Bobcats basketball team are working towards a more successful season for 2013-2014. “We are anticipating an improved season from last year,” said head coach Greg Williams. The Bobcats returned to the court this year determined for success after the last season’s disappointing 11-15 record. With several returning players and a powerful team coming in from last year’s eighth grade class, the Bobcats hope they have
The Lady Cats basketball team holds a reputation of being tough-as-nails and a powerhouse on the court. With new head coach Bryan Keim at the helm, the girls have refocused on their mission and set out for a championship season. “We have set high expectations for ourselves,” began the coach. “We are expecting to win no less than 20 games, bring the conference title back to Bowling Green, and win
Where’s the Snowflake? Last month’s turkey was in the Teen Conference picture on page 2. The winners were: Laura Gray, Abbie Moore, and Katy Horner. Hidden somewhere in this month’s newsletter is a snowflake. Be one of the first three people to call the extension office at 573-324-5464 with its location and win a prize. Youth Council Spreads Christmas Cheer Youth Council will be meeting on Dec. 8, at 4
Clarksville will be hosting its annual event, “Santa Land,” once again in 2013. Santa Land will be held beginning Dec. 7 through Jan. 4, 2014. Santa Land will be visited by Santa and Mrs. Claus on most weekends, with additional surprise visits. There will be major displays featuring Santa, snowmen, Christmas trees, and a variety of animated characters and toys at the Clarksville City Hall. The city-wide feature will be
The St. Clement Knights of Columbus have made a name for themselves as some of the most generous men in Pike County. Whether they’re taking donations at the four-way or delivering a delicious Thanksgiving dinner, these Knights prove over and over that they’re one-of-a-kind. Second-year Knight Ryan Schuckenbrock said the motion to spread joy this Thanksgiving met little opposition at a recent KC meeting. “This is the first year we
The Bowling Green Chamber of Commerce recently released the following information: The Gene Watson show that was scheduled for the night of Friday, Dec. 6 has been cancelled. Watson is stuck in Texas due to bad weather and sends his apologies. He plans to have a make up concert next spring but the date is unknown. Please share this information and let anyone you know who purchased tickets know. You
Many little girls dream of growing up to be royalty; be it Cinderella, the Queen of Hearts, or a fairy princess, these young ladies revel in the idea of the crown. Bowling Green native Lorryn Bolte had these same fantasies, but with a twist: Her dream included a horse and cowboy hat. In February Bolte was crowned Miss Rodeo Missouri. Next week she’ll travel to Las Vegas, Nev. for the
The Bowling Green Chamber of Commerce held their regular meeting last Wednesday, Nov. 13 at noon. The group finalized several event plans, including an upcoming contest, lighting ceremony, and concert. Chamber president Chad Perkins called the meeting to order at 12:07 p.m., with many board and regular members in attendance. City Administrator Dan Lang gave the update of goings-on with the city, including the new parks and recreation news on