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.

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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.

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.

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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'.

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:

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

More than 70 area high schools with an estimated 1,500 agriculture students will be on the campus of North Central Missouri College in Trenton this Thursday for the annual NCMC Ag Club Contests.

The Livingston County Sheriff's Department reports a suspect was taken into custody after a short standoff at a residence near Dawn. Forty-year old Jeffrey Griffith of St. Joseph was wanted on THREE warrants. Those involve Resisting Arrest during an incident in February in Platte County, an Assault in Buchanan County, and Failure to Appear in Court in St. Joseph.

Trenton Police have arrested three suspects in connection with a recent burglary of a business in the north side of the city. Chief Tommy Wright reports three Trenton residents were taken into custody Tuesday on warrants involving burglary, attempted burglary, and stealing.

Severe weather awareness week was discussed Monday morning on KTTN's Open Line. Three local guests discussed preparations the public can take to be ready for any storm emergency.

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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.

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

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

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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.

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.

A public presentation is scheduled next week concerning downtown Chillicothe revitalization. The event on Tuesday, March 19th is being run by the Missouri Main Street Connection AND the National
Trust Main Street Center.

Police Chief Tommy Wright, along with Donnie Vandevender, Code Enforcement Officer for the City Of Trenton were recent guests on Open line.

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The Wright Memorial Hospital Foundation Board met on Tuesday evening for the first meeting of the 2013 year with Board Vice-Chair Tom Eads presiding.

Roundabout Opera for Kids will offer performances to the public and area school children early next week in Trenton. Listen as Phyllis Dible of Trenton and daughter Kim Jackson Carballo of Bloomington, Indiana discuss the performances on KTTN Open Line.

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Three people have been nominated to fill a vacancy on the Western District Missouri Court of Appeals in Kansas City. This followed a series of interviews held on Monday, February 25th by the Appellate Judicial Commission.