Military Veterans

Driver needed for shuttle bus to take veterans to doctors

Veterans services officer Wayne Kleinschmidt of Trenton says there’s an immediate need for a driver or drivers to take veterans to doctor’s appointments. The shuttle, based at Trenton, serves veterans from throughout the area. Potential drivers need to pass a drug screening, background check, and a physical. More information is available by contacting Wayne Kleinschmidt […]

Trenton R-9 School District

Trenton High School parking lot closed through June 29th

The Trenton High School main parking lot and surrounding lots, including the Circle Drive, will now be closed through Wednesday, June 29th. This is due to the heavy rain on Monday night and Tuesday morning which has delayed the project. Any activity parking for the main building, gym, weight room, agriculture and music buildings, as well as the softball […]

Missouri State Highway Patrol

Missouri Highway Patrol to increase enforcement efforts in north Missouri during extended July 4 holiday

The extended July 4th holiday weekend this year involves a four-day period – meaning extra traffic on the roads and highways. Missouri State Highway Patrol will have officers participating with increased enforcement efforts. Troopers in northeast Missouri will participate in Operation CARE which stands for Combined Accident Reduction Effort – a national traffic enforcement program […]

Samuel Borntreger pleads guilty to 2nd-degree murder

Samuel Borntreger, a former Harrison County Amish minister pleaded guilty in Harrison County court today to a charge of second-degree murder. He has been in custody since January after telling authorities in Kentucky that he poisoned his wife, Anna Yoder Borntreger, who died in 2006. Today’s court appearance was originally scheduled to be a bond […]

White Tailed Deer

Applications for managed deer hunts open July 1 in Missouri

(Missouri Department of Conservation) – Beginning July 1, deer hunters can apply online through the Missouri Department of Conservation’s (MDC) website for a shot at more than 100 managed deer hunts throughout the state for archery, muzzleloading, and modern firearms from mid-September through mid-January at conservation areas, state and other parks, national wildlife refuges, and […]

Prayer

Princeton/Mercer Churches announce new full-time Pastor

The Princeton and Mercer United Methodist Churches are excited to announce they will once again have full-time pastoral leadership. Pastor Sean Hammond has been appointed by the Missouri United Methodist Conference to serve as full-time pastor beginning July 1, 2016. The two churches have only had part-time pastoral support since the unexpected death of Pastor […]

Livingston County sheriff

Livingston County Sheriff reports on transports to Missouri Department of Corrections

The Livingston County Sheriff was recently assigned orders to transport the following people to the Missouri Department of Corrections to serve sentences handed down from the court.   Gregory W. Atwood, 29, Campbellsville, KY   Possession Controlled Substance 3-years consecutive.   William Burfield-Farley, 20, Hale    Attempt Robbery 2nd, 2 years consecutive.   Christopher Campbell, 40, Hale      Stealing 2 years consecutive.   […]

New Board Member, Beth Boxley, joins NCMC’s Foundation

Elizabeth “Beth” Boxley, Media Specialist and Senior Language Arts instructor at Princeton Jr.-Sr. High School, has been nominated as a new member of the NCMC Foundation Board of Directors. Boxley is also an adjunct instructor at North Central Missouri College teaching Speech Communications. Her extra-curricular duties include coaching Princeton’s Scholar Bowl team and acting as […]

Walking news graphic

You can indeed walk your way to fitness

Walking is one of the most important and popular forms of endurance exercise. For most people, walking is a safe, easy and no-cost way to be fit.   Research shows that regular, brisk walking has these benefits: Improves circulation and helps heart and lungs work more efficiently. Lowers blood pressure. Improves mood. Eases tension, stress, […]

Blood pressure

Green Hills Medical Clinic to offer free screening on June 24

Green Hills Medical Clinic in Trenton is participating in a Saint Luke’s Health System program to promote heart wellness. The program this Friday offers a free blood pressure and atrial fibrillation screening, using just your fingers, and placing them on an Apple iPad. The screening process will take less than five minutes, and is confidential, with no cost. Persons interested […]