Phyllis Dible and Leslie Hixson were guests on Open Line, discussing the Grand River Valley Choir. A performance will be held Saturday evening at 7 p.m. March 30th.

Click Here To Listen To The Entire Program

Two North Central Missouri College students have been elected as national officers in the National Post-Secondary (PAS) Agriculture Student Organization for the 2013-14 year.

City and County representatives were the guests on KTTN's Open Line program, discussing the Local Use Tax on the April 2nd ballot.

Click Here To Listen To The Entire Program

The Missouri Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association has announced all-district teams for the 2012-2013 basketball season. To see the list of honorees, click on "read more":

The name was released, on Monday, regarding the body found last Friday morning behind Hotel Stanley in Milan. A spokesman for the Sullivan County coroner identified the deceased man as Quentin Street.

Mike Lair, 7th District State Representative appeared on KTTN's Open Line Program, discussing a variety of issues.

Click here to listen to the entire Open Line program

The Livingston County Sheriff's Department has been receiving several complaints from area residents of 'being harassed' by telephone, from scammers claiming to be from the United States and assuring their targets that they have won 'large sums of money'.

High schools from across northern Missouri were represented in Trenton on Thursday when North Central Missouri College hosted 11 agriculture judging contests. Among high ranking results featuring area schools, Princeton took first place in meats, fourth in soils, fifth place in poultry, and fifth in nursery-landscape. Individually, Drew Cox was first and Thomas Mallinson second in meats, Devin Purvis placed first in soils, and Jessica Alderson was fourth in nursery-landscape.

The Missouri Department of Transportation plans to resurface Highway 129 in Bucklin this year. The project will include removing and replacing pavement, approaches, and sidewalks between Washington Street and West Third Street.

Two cars collided late Monday afternoon at 28th Street and Highway 65 in Trenton with one driver taken to Wright Memorial Hospital for treatment. Trenton Police says that 55-year old Linda Hodges of rural Mercer was taken to Wright Memorial, with injuries to her neck and shoulder.

Maryville and Trenton are locations that the Missouri Department of Natural Resources plans to host collection events in April to help persons rid their homes and farms of unwanted pesticides and related chemicals. The program is offered FREE of charge.

The highway patrol reports Trenton and Green City women were injured when two cars collided on a patch of ice yesterday morning three miles west of Novinger.

A Braymer resident was hurt when the sport utility vehicle he was driving traveled off a road in Braymer and hit a culvert. Thirty-two year old Robert Burns was taken by private vehicle to Hedrick Medical Center in Chillicothe, with injuries described as MODERATE by the Highway Patrol.

A Wisconsin resident was injured in a Monday morning accident that closed a portion of northbound Interstate 35 for nearly two hours. The Highway Patrol described injuries as minor for 34-year old Luis DeLeon of Fitchburg, Wisconsin. He was taken by ambulance to Cameron Regional Medical Center.

On Open Line today, the topic of conversation was the Helping Hands alumni basketball game, to be held March 30 at the Mercer gym.

Click Here To Listen To The Entie Program

The Trenton School District is scheduled to receive television coverage after THS was selected as the first "Army Strong Star School" in the Kansas City region. A production crew from KCTV5-KSMO TV was at THS on Wednesday to attend a pep assembly and interview students and staff.

A teenage girl from Stanberry was injured late Thursday night when she swerved her car to miss an object on Gentry County Route B, drove off the road, and overturned coming to rest upright. It happened four miles north of Stanberry.

The Newtown-Harris FFA Chapter and a local 4-H club are to receive $2,500 through Monsanto. Newtown-Harris patrons Mike and Deana Miller won the grant, according to Newtown-Harris Superintendent Dr. Bryan Copple:

Click here to listen to Bryan Copple

A presentation of the grant awards is planned for Monday morning, March 18th at 8 o'clock.

A single vehicle accident just east of Green Castle on Monday afternoon injured a man from Novinger. The Highway Patrol said 62-year old Phil Ruggles received MODERATE injuries and was taken by ambulance to Northeast Regional Medical Center in Kirksville.

The North Mercer High School tandem of Sierra Michaelis and Courtney Owens are four-time selections to the All-HDC Conference postseason first team, both among the girls and boys honored by the conference in voting announced on Monday afternoon. To see the complete list of first-team and honorable mention selections, click on "read more". Unanimous selections will be in BOLD.