Performance times have been announced for the Trenton High School band and auxiliary units as they participate in the Marching Band Festival this Saturday.

New hours of operation have been announced for the Stacy Multi-Purpose Center in Princeton. It will be open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday morning from 5 to 9 o'clock. Evening hours at the Stacy Center are from 3:30 to 8 o'clock.

Heading into Monday night's Senior Night battle with the rival Chillicothe Hornets, the Trenton High School girl's volleyball team spent last week trying to 'right the ship', after going through a rough stretch of play against strong competition to the west.

Coming off their state championship effort at Danner Park in Chillicothe, the 2012 Meadville Eagles boy's softball team has placed four players on the 2012 Missouri Boy's All-State Softball team.

The annual "Trick or Treat" night at the Trenton Rock Barn will be Monday, October 28th from 6 o'clock until 7:30. Twenty-four organizations and businesses will have decorated tables at the Trenton Area of Commerce sponsored event.

Missouri State Parks holds a "Family Fun Festival" at Wallace State Park near Cameron on Saturday, October 20th. The free event includes guided hikes, games, programs, and a campsite decorating contest. Visitors are to meet at the campground amphitheater.

The Trenton High School girl's golf team is one of eight Class 1 squads from across the state of Missouri competing in the state tournament today (Monday) and tomorrow (Tuesday at the Meadow Lake Acres Country Club in New Bloomfield.

Cool weather boosted harvest numbers in Missouri’s four urban deer hunting zones.

Scarlet and gold colors are splashed across the woods. Wildlife is on the move, and on Sunday, October 21, the 26th annual fall driving tour through the Poosey Conservation Area will offer a backwoods tour of foliage and educational stops along the route devoted to conservation.

The Trenton Lady Bulldogs rode the pitching brilliance of senior Scotlin Hurley on Wednesday night to a 1-0 victory over St. Joseph Benton, in the sectional round of the Class 3 softball state playoffs at Heritage Park in St. Joseph, in a game heard LIVE on Hot Country Z 101.7 and www.kgozfm.com.

Dates and times have been announced at Gallatin and Bethany for a Medicare enrollment seminar and sign-up for the Parts C and D plans. The first opportunity is today (Monday, October 15th) at the Access Two Independent Living Center in Gallatin. There will be another opportunity at the same location on December 7th.

The Trenton High School Lady Bulldog has found unprecedented team success over the past week, setting up THS for a Class 1 quarterfinal duel with Barstow High School today (Monday) at Winnetonka High School in Kansas City, with the winner advancing to the state semifinals and a meeting with Kennett on Thursday morning at 9 o'clock in Springfield.

An accident that occurred on Monday night, October 8th injured two members of a Gallatin family. The Highway Patrol said the wreck occurred on Highway 6 at Altamont, when a vehicle had 'mechanical malfunctions' that caused it to run off the north side of the road and struck the deck of a house.

The HDC Conference named its first team, second team, and honorable mention selections for the girl's and boy's softball seasons last week. To see the complete list, click on "read more":

A Unionville resident was hurt when two trucks sideswiped at the crest of a hill in southeastern Putnam County on Wednesday, October 10th.

A Highway Patrol trooper's car struck a deer on Tuesday morning (October 9th) in eastern Sullivan County. The driver, 44-year old corporal Reid Fessler of Macon, escaped injury.

North Central Missouri College President Neil Nuttall Saturday night challenged alumni “Raise The Bar” in terms of giving financially for more student scholarships.

Enjoy a fall day of fun at the Family Fun Festival Oct. 20 at Wallace State Park near Cameron. Sponsored by Missouri State Parks, the free event will include guided hikes, games, programs and a campsite decorating contest.

The Trenton Bulldogs, after struggling in the first quarter last night against Kirksville, used the strength of a long second quarter drive to race past the visiting Tigers, 24-7 on Friday night at C.F. Russell Stadium.

A white-tail deer management workshop for landowners and property managers will be held from 5:30 to 9 p.m. on Wednesday, October 24th, at the University of Missouri Forage Systems Research Center, located at 21262 Genoa Road in Linneus.