The Green Hills Recreation Association held its second meeting Sunday, February 28th at 6:00 PM at the Trenton Middle School where several items of business were discussed including the establishment of priorities, future recreational activities and the formation of summer youth t-ball, baseball and softball teams. Registration forms for youth baseball and softball will still […]
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NCMC Student Nurse Organizations Donate to Geyer Hall
The NCMC Student Practical Nurse Association and NCMC Student Nurses’ Association has a designated class fund that classmates in the PN and ADN program contribute. In the past, this has funded scholarships, programs, at need individuals and provided gifts. This year, the class fund donated $500 to the Preserving the Past, Focusing on the Future […]
Reed leads Vanderbilt women, upset No. 24 Missouri 56-52
COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) Christa Reed scored 20 points and had a key block late as Vanderbilt pushed back No. 24 Missouri’s late rally and held on for a 56-52 victory on Sunday to snap an eight-game skid. Reed made four 3-pointers, and Minta Spears chipped in 19 points for the Commodores (16-13, 5-11 SEC). Cierra […]
NCMC Teacher Education Program Assisted with Poverty Simulation
The North Central Missouri College Teacher Education program partnered with the Community Action Partnership of North Central Missouri helped facilitate a poverty simulation for faculty and staff of the Hamilton R-II School District on Friday, February 26 at Penney High School. Approximately 38 candidates from NCMC’s Teacher Education Program participated in the event. Brandi Pittman of […]
Winston, Stanberry remain on Class 1 collision course
The #1 and #2 ranked teams in the Class 1 boys poll are still unbeaten, both district champions, and both one win away from a state quarterfinal rematch. The Winston Redbirds are champions of District 14 and the Stanberry Bulldogs champions of District 15. Winston hammered the host DeKalb Tigers in Saturday’s District 14 final, […]
Veterans service officer to be available to local veterans
During the day on March 4th, from 9 am to 1 pm at the VFW Hall in Trenton, a veterans officer will be present to help with any VA paperwork you may have. All veterans are asked to bring all VA paperwork in their possession, as well as military separation paperwork. Active Military are always welcome […]
MoDOT road work schedule for North Missouri
The following is a listing of general highway maintenance and construction work in the Northwest Missouri region planned for the week of Feb. 29 – March 6 from the Missouri Department of Transportation. In addition to the work listed below, there may be pothole patching, brush cutting, guardrail repairs and other road work conducted throughout […]
Carrollton police officer resigns in wake of sexual misconduct allegation
A Carrollton Police Officer has resigned their position in the wake of a sexual misconduct allegation. Chief Robert Turner of the Carrollton Police Department reports the allegation occurred on February 17, 2016. After an internal investigation, the Chief suspended the officer pending a hearing, however, the officer chose to resign prior to the hearing. The […]
Trenton man dies after police respond to call
At about 2:45 am. this Friday morning, February 26th, the Trenton Police Department responded to 2201 Lulu street in reference to a male “tearing up the house, and, cutting himself.” Upon arrival, officers took into custody JR Archuleta. Shortly thereafter, Archuleta stopped breathing. Lifesaving efforts were initiated by a member of the Grundy County Ambulance […]
Chillicothe teens injured in rollover accident
Two Chillicothe teens were taken to Hedrick Medical Center following a rollover accident yesterday afternoon at the northeast city limits of Chillicothe. The highway patrol listed injuries as moderate for the driver of a car, 16 year old Michael Sandeser and minor for passenger, 15 year old Aidrian Carden. The state patrol reported the car […]
Republican presidential debate: 6 takeaways
(CNN) – Donald Trump is leading the race, but Marco Rubio owned the stage — finally turning against Trump in a late effort to block the real estate mogul from running away with the Republican nomination. Rubio attacked Trump’s character. And Ted Cruz followed up by questioning Trump’s conservative credentials. The big questions of the night: […]
St. Joseph officer who appeared in controversial video no longer a police officer
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (AP) – A Missouri man is no longer a police officer after appearing in a racially charged music video wearing his uniform and carrying a “cops lives matter” sign. St. Joseph police spokesman Capt. Jeff Wilson said in an email Thursday that patrolman Zackary Craft no longer works for the city. Wilson’s […]
Junior Hockey League Player Cuffed on the Ice After Fight with Referee
https://youtu.be/EYcB1rplivw (CNN) – Hockey fighting culture may have finally infiltrated the officials. For the second time since November, an on-ice zebra was caught up in a physical altercation with a junior league player—this time, 21-year-old Sherbrooke Hockey-Experts athlete Olivier Marcotte. In a dramatic sequence of events, which, according to CBC.ca, began when Marcotte spat in the linesman’s face, the […]
MDC: Time to renew fishing, hunting permits
The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) reminds anglers and hunters that annual resident and nonresident fishing permits, resident hunting and fishing permits, and resident small-game hunting and fishing permits purchased in 2015 expire at the end of February. Anglers and hunters can purchase permits for 2016 online at mdc.mo.gov by clicking “Buy Permits” on the […]
Royals sign 11 players to ’16 one-year contracts
The Kansas City Royals announced today that the club has agreed to terms on 2016 Major League contracts with pitchers Scott Alexander, Miguel Almonte, Alec Mills and Kyle Zimmer; infielders Cheslor Cuthbert and Raul Mondesi and outfielders Jorge Bonifacio, Brett Eibner, Terrance Gore, Jose Martinez and Bubba Starling. Consistent with club policy, terms of the […]
Baseball bans rolling block slides in wake of Utley play
NEW YORK (AP) Baseball made its call on the Chase Utley slide: out. Major League Baseball and the players’ union have banned rolling blocks to break up potential double plays, hoping to prevent a repeat of the takeout by Utley that broke the leg of New York Mets shortstop Ruben Tejada during last year’s playoffs. […]
Mercer boys join girls in district championship games at Green City
The Mercer boys basketball team upended Green City for the third time this season, with Wednesday night’s win ending the Gophers campaign, in a 55-32 final score from Green City High School, broadcast on KTTN FM 92.3. The Class 1, District 12 semifinal saw Mercer’s success continue to be led by scoring balance and strong […]
South Harrison girls win district semifinal, awaits state-ranked North Platte in title game
The Grand River Conference champion South Harrison Lady Bulldogs are moving on to the Class 2, District 16 championship game, on the strength of a 73-58 semifinal victory over Mid-Buchanan on Wednesday night at Maysville High School. All-GRC first teamers Ciara Jennings and Hunter Purdun controlled the paint for South Harrison, combining for 36 points […]
Lady Bulldogs upset Richmond, setting up Chillicothe rematch in district final
The Trenton Lady Bulldogs dominated the fourth quarter of play on Wednesday night against #2 seeded Richmond, outscoring the Lady Spartans 19-4 and pulling away for a 50-32 victory in the Class 3, District 15 girls semifinals at Lawson High School. The win sends Trenton to its first district final since appearing in back-to-back title […]
Girls Districts Trenton Versus Richmond February 24, 2016
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