MODOT news

Snow and ice brought their own unique challenges to driving during the month of February. As temperatures warm this week, the Missouri Department of Transportation is focusing on the potholes left in the road with all the fluctuating temperatures and precipitation. Natalie Roark, MoDOT maintenance director says, “Crews have already started working on patching potholes […]

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Trenton and Salisbury residents injured

Residents of Trenton and Salisbury were injured when a sports utility vehicle overturned on Highway 41 north of Marshall. A passenger, 60-year old Vickie Johnson of Salisbury, was taken to University Hospital in Columbia with serious injuries. The driver, 58-year old Michael Markcum of Trenton, was taken to University Hospital with moderate injuries. The crash […]

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Milan resident arrested on Wednesday

Milan Police Chief Gail Hayes reports the arrest of a Milan resident on Wednesday. The arrest was on a warrant that stemmed from a domestic disturbance investigation by the Milan Police earlier this month. Twenty-two-year-old Cameron Wayne Bozman has been charged with the felonies of unlawful use of a weapon involving exhibiting and first-degree stalking. […]

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Missouri Department of Conservation offering free hunter education sessions

The Missouri Department of Conservation is offering free upcoming hunter education skills sessions in northwest Missouri. Participants will earn the safety certificate needed to obtain hunting permits. These sessions will teach and test participants for safe firearms handling and basic hunting skills. The locations in our area include: Chillicothe from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. on Thursday, […]

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