On Wednesday morning, March 10th, State Senator Brad Lager and State Representative Casey Guernsey were guests on KTTN's "Open Line" to discuss the future of Premium Standard Farms.

Several phone calls were recieved from listeners. Discussion focused on the Expert Management Panel Meeting in Trenton on Tuesday, March 16th; lawsuits that threaten the viability of large farm operations; and what the general public can do. Click here to listen to a recording of the 30 minute program -- an exclusive public affairs program of PAR Broadcasting; KTTN-KGOZ, Trenton, Missouri.

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Eleven unaniumous selections, including two Winston Lady Redbirds and two Newtown-Harris Tigers, highlight the 2009-2010 HDC first-team all-conference teams, announced on Wednesday morning.

Bailey Wingard, a pitcher/infielder from the Maysville Lady Wolverines softball team, has declared her intent to attend North Central Missouri College in Trenton next fall and play softball for Head Coach Max Mothersbaugh. She is the daughter of Scott and Penny Wingard of Clarksdale and has a goal of becoming a certified public accountant.

Trenton High School junior Rebekah Capeder has been named to the Missouri Basketball Coaches Association's Class 3, All-District 16 team.

The basketball season at Meadville High School, for both the girl's and boy's teams, came to a screeching halt on Tuesday night with losses to the Marion County Lady Mustangs and the La Plata Bulldogs, the latter coming in a late-night thriller that was close until the final moments.

The Chillicothe Farmers Market will hold its Annual Meeting on Thursday, March 25 starting at 7:00 pm in the FCS Financial Building’s Meeting Room, 2880 Hwy. 65 N. in Chillicothe.

The Braymer Bobcats played one of their strongest games of the season on Tuesday night in whipping the King City Wildkats 58-29 in Class 1 sectional action at the St. Joseph Civic Arena.

An offensive rebound and basket by Jefferson junior center Chelsey Merrigan provided the winning points as the Lady Eagles ended the state championship hopes of the North Mercer Lady Cardinals, in a 46-45 Class 1 state sectional played Tuesday night at Northwest Missouri State University in Maryville.

Gallatin City Administrator Zac Johnson is putting together a community survey to get input from residents on a variety of issues. He called it an effort to be better in touch with the citizens of Gallatin.

Seven members of the public were in attendance when the Grundy County Commission on Tuesday was asked for its support in efforts by a Trenton woman to improve the safety of a railroad crossing in Trenton. Kristin Harper of Trenton wants get cross arms and lights installed at the railroad crossing on First Street in southern Trenton.