Two veteran benefits events will be held in Trenton in the next week. A Vet Center counselor will be at the VFW Hall in Trenton Friday from 8 o’clock in the morning to 1 o’clock in the afternoon. The counselor will provide free confidential help to veterans and family of active military as well as […]
The Grand River Valley Choir and Orchestra will present their annual Winter Concert on Saturday, December 9, at 3:00 p.m. at the First Baptist Church on Oklahoma Avenue in Trenton with doors opening at 2:30 p.m. at the conclusion of the dress rehearsal. The Grand River Valley Choir and Orchestra are pleased to present a spirit-filled […]
Jeff Crowley, Executive Director of Serve Link Home Care of Trenton, recently presented scholarships to three allied health students at North Central Missouri College in Trenton. Crowley remarked, “Serve Link is committed to serving the residents of the Green Hills Region with quality in-home care. The awarding of these scholarships for students who are training […]
It’s all about fun this Friday night when Trenton’s Downtown Christmas kicks off with something a bit different. A scavenger hunt will take place, so grab you Sherlock Holmes cap and cape, a couple of team members and head off around town with a list of goodies that you and your team will need to find. […]
Winter is almost upon us, and with that, the Trenton R-9 School District has made plans on how to handle school cancellations and days that start late. With information on how the district will hand Winter situations, Superintendent Dan Wiebers tells listeners how announcements will be made.
The Grundy County Sheriff’s Office reports the arrest of three individuals from Trenton Monday The Trenton Police Department arrested 21-year-old Jazimine Marie McCallum and 21 year old Matthew Scott Kangas for felony unlawful use of a weapon—exhibiting. The bond for each is $5,000 cash or corporate surety only. Court documents accuse them of exhibiting a […]
Filing dates for the April 3rd election for the Trenton City Council have been set. Those interested can file December 12th through January 16th for the election of one council member from each of the four wards. Candidates can file at City Clerk Cindy Simpson’s office at the Trenton City Hall Monday through Friday from […]
The Trenton Police Department’s Nuisance Enforcement Report released Monday shows 246 nuisance violations have been filed so far this year. It also shows there were 168 violations filed at this time last year which is an increase of more 46.43%. The greatest number of violations were for grass and weeds with 137. The category with […]
The Trenton City Council has authorized pay raises for two employees who have assumed additional duties following the death in August of Electric Plant Supervisor Steve Sims. City Administrator Ron Urton said Kyle Sharp will receive a raise of $2,341 making his annual salary $33,000. Sharp will continue in the title of electric plant operator. […]
Several properties of concern were evaluated last night during a meeting of the Trenton Building and Nuisance Board. Five members present voted to declare as a nuisance, 2002 Chicago Street in Trenton. Four locations that last month were declared a nuisance have been advanced to public hearings. Those addresses are 509 Jackson, 511 East 9th […]
The non-emergency phone number is still not functioning at the Grundy County Courthouse and the law enforcement center. This includes the Trenton Police Department and Grundy County Sheriff’s Office. The outage was first noticed yesterday morning and a technician from Windstream Communications is expected to be in Trenton to look into the problem but it may […]
Five ordinances were approved at last night’s meeting of the Trenton City Council Two of them relate to replacement of the analog, 20-year-old, telephone system in use at city hall and Trenton Municipal Utilities. Detail presentations were given to the city council by representatives of Sybran Communications for Voice over Internet and by the Missouri […]
A rural Browning resident is scheduled to be in Associate Division of circuit court Tuesday after three charges were filed. 29-year-old Kaila DeAnn McClaflin is charged with felony possession of controlled substances (Xanax and Nucynta) misdemeanor driving while intoxicated with drugs and misdemeanor driving with a revoked license. Bonds total $19,500 dollars. She was arrested […]
Over 250 volunteers will be needed to staff High School HolidayHoops next month. Event director Steve Maxey reports Holiday Hoops is the largest high school holiday shoot-out in the state. 108 basketball teams are heading to Trenton over the holidays described as the most teams in Hoops history. As a result, Maxey said more volunteers […]
North Central Missouri College will host a Legislative Forum in Trenton in Cross Hall Lobby on Thursday, November 30. Thirteen legislators and officials will be in attendance representing area counties, regions, the state of Missouri, and federal representation. There will be a meet and greet from 10:00-10:30 a.m., followed by a semi-structured forum from 10:30-11:30 […]
A tragic crash in Chillicothe has claimed the life of a Chillicothe woman and injured three others. The crash occurred just after 5:00 pm Saturday evening, when according to a Missouri Highway Patrol crash report, a vehicle heading Westbound on Calhoun Street driven by Danette Rardon, age 39, of Chillicothe the turned right onto Washington […]
The Green Hills Regional Planning Commission will celebrate 50 years of service next month. The commission will celebrate the accomplishments of the region at the annual Board of Directors meeting at the First Christian Church in Trenton December 6th at noon. A public open house and reception will be held at the commission’s office at […]
Trenton’s Administrative Committee will be recommending a change to the fees charged for demolition permits at Trenton. The committee is requesting financing options regarding the anticipated purchase of a street sweeper. At the city hall meeting Tuesday evening, City Administrator Ron Urton said the committee wants to establish a base fee for demolition permits instead […]
Several topics were addressed Tuesday evening during a meeting of the Trenton Utility Committee. It also included details from an engineering company on the design-build project for improvements to the sewer plant as well as an update on the issue of lead in the water supply. City Hall’s 20-plus-year-old analog telephone system is scheduled to […]
Trenton High School special education teachers Connie Olmstead and Brenda Thorne created the Black and Gold Coffee Shop to teach students life skills. Special Services Director Tara Hoffman explains Trenton High School and Middle School staff can place orders for the coffee shop.
