The Grundy County Health Department holds a flu immunization clinic on Wednesday, October 3rd at the Health Center in Trenton. It runs from 9 to 6 o'clock. The clinic is open to all Grundy County residents. Injectable vaccine and nasal spray will be available.

A reverse-transfer agreement between North Central Missouri College and Northwest Missouri State University has resulted in a Princeton woman earning an Associate's Degree from NCMC.

The Sullivan County Public Water Supply District has issued a precautionary boil advisory for an area north of Browning. The advisory will affect customers NORTH of Browning, on Highway 5 to Denver Road.

The Princeton Lady Tigers, on Tuesday night, scored single runs in the sixth and seventh innings, and held Worth County scoreless in those frames, allowing PHS to escape town with a 13-12 victory.

The Trenton Lady Bulldog softball team, on a night that saw seven seniors honored in their last home game, blitzed the visiting Carrollton Trojans with two runs scored in three straight innings, part of a 7-0 victory at Griffin Field on Wednesday night, in action broadcast on Hot Country Z 101.7.

It was a tale of two halves on Monday night when the Trenton JV Bulldogs hosted Pembroke Hill at C.F. Russell Stadium. The Raiders took the opening kickoff and marched down the field, scoring just 90 seconds into the first quarter. The two point PAT made it Pembroke Hill 8, Trenton 0 early in the contest.

The Trenton High School girl's golf team finished runner-up to the host Kirksville Lady Tigers on Monday, in the annual Kirksville Invitational Tournament. The Lady Bulldogs, buoyed by the strength of three golfers in the top 10 individually, shot 422, while KHS shot 411, led by individual medalist Ellie Dublin's round of 95.

Cameron law enforcement officials report that autopsies conducted on Robert Borchardt and his two children, Tucker and Chelsey, found that all three died last month of "carbon monoxide saturation", caused by fire within their residence.

The precautionary boil water order at Gilman City was lifted on Monday morning. The notice had been issued last week following repairs made to a water line at Gilman City. Again, the precautionary boil water order at Gilman City is now over.

Grundy Electric Cooperative, headquartered in Trenton, has been approved for $5,000,000 in federal loan guarantees to build and improve 18 miles of distribution line, and make other system improvements to serve 332 consumers. The loan amount includes $703,000 in "Smart Grid" projects.

The Community Blood Center will be seeking blood donations at Princeton next week (Thursday, October 4th).

Although still subject to 'final review', fall enrollment appears to be down slightly at North Central Missouri College in Trenton. However, enrollment is still up considerably when compared to five years ago (2007). Figures on student enrollment were provided by college officials this week, with President Neil Nuttall noting that preliminary indicators are showing a 'level' enrollment overall.

Grundy County United Way holds its annual pancake feed on Saturday, October 13th. It is eat and pay what you want for the pancakes, sausage, juice, and milk. Serving is the morning of October 13th from 7 to 10 o'clock at the Trenton Hy-Vee. The pancake feed is a kickoff for the new fundraising year.

What organizers are calling the “downtown fall festival” will be featured in Trenton Saturday afternoon and evening. The Trenton Downtown Improvement Association is sponsoring various activities from 2 o’clock until 7 o’clock.

The Southeastern Conference, on Monday morning, announced game times and television network coverage plans for the football games to be played on Saturday, October 6th.

The Trenton High School girls tennis team whipped up on Carrollton on Monday night, with the varsity winning all nine matches played against the Lady Trojans, with six of those matches claimed in a 8-love sweep. The Trenton JV won 4 of 7 matches played against Carrollton to get the team victory. Click on "read more" to see complete details:

The Trenton High School volleyball team continued its improved play of late, sweeping the Plattsburg Lady Tigers on Monday night, 25-21, 25-14 at Plattsburg High School.

Motorists traveling on U.S. Highway 65, just south of Carrollton, will experience a lane closure work zone at the Bowdry Bridge on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week (September 25th and 26th).

The Trenton Lady Bulldogs rode a five-hit, one-walk shutout pitching effort of senior Scotlin Hurley to a 5-0 victory over Marceline on Monday night at Mark Griffin Field, in a game heard locally on KTTN FM 92.3.

The Sullivan County Relay for Life raised nearly $13,000 for the American Cancer Society. The main activities for the 2012 event were held Saturday afternoon and evening on the Milan Square. Thirty-three cancer survivors participated in the opening lap.