Ladies paint party Nov. 7 in Eldon

Ladies can paint a Christmas bag and help needy children Saturday, Nov. 7 at the Eldon Community Center. The Friends of Miller County Foundation is hosting a ladies paint party from 10:30 a.m. …

Yard waste drop-off Saturday, Nov. 7 in Eldon

The city of Eldon will host its final yard waste drop-off event of the year from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday, Nov. 7 at the public works building at 1000 Highway Y. This event is for yard waste only …
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Obituaries
Brian Paul Rulo, 46
Brian Paul Rulo, 46, of Eldon, died Friday, Oct. 23, 2026 in Rocky Mount.   He was born Jan. 1, 1980, in St. Louis, a son of Charles W. Rulo and Barbara (Schelling) Cunningham.   On Oct. 6, …
Billy Joe Duncan, 77
Billy Joe Duncan, 77, of Eldon, died peacefully Sunday, Oct. 25, 2026, at his home. He was born July 9, 1949, in Brumley, a son of the late Clyde and Opal (Luttrell) Duncan. He is survived by: …
Ginger Rae Reichert, 70
Ginger Rae Reichert, 70, of Iberia, died Monday, Oct. 19, 2026, at her home.   She was born June 12, 1956, a daughter of the late Tony Reichert and Joy (Hammack) Reichert.   She is …
Jason “Tiny” “Jammer” Struemph, 50
Jason “Tiny” “Jammer” Struemph, 50, of St. Elizabeth, died Thursday, Oct. 15, 2026. He was born on September 26, 1976, the son of Lawrence and the late Evelyn (Veit) Struemph. Mr. …
James Leroy Connell, 91,
James Leroy Connell, 91, of Eldon, died Tuesday, Oct, 13, 2026, at Heisinger Bluffs Living Community in Jefferson City.   He was born   June 4, 1935, in Eugene, a son of the late James …
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ELDON SENIOR CENTER MENU

Wednesday, Oct. 28 – Chicken Alfredo, garlic bread, peas, garden salad, fruit, milk. Thursday, Oct. 29 – Chicken Parmesan, noodles, garlic bread, broccoli, hominy, fruit, milk. Friday, …

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Sports
Soccer Eagles gain split
Eugene’s soccer Eagles managed to earn a split in a pair of games over the course of the week, improving their record to 6-10. On Thursday, Oct. 15, the Eagles dropped a 5-1 decision to the …
Eldon’s Kamry McQueary delivers a pitch during the Lady Mustangs’ 11-0 win over Battle Monday, oct. 12, in the home finale at Clawson Field.
Eldon softballers belt Battle
Giana Blankenship and Kamry McQueary combined to toss a one-hitter as the Eldon softball Mustangs ended the regular season with an 11-0 win over Battle Monday, Oct. 12, at Clawson Field. …
Eldon’s Hudson Gernenz turns the corner as he competes in the varsity boys race at the Tri-County Conference meet Thursday, Oct. 15, at Eldon Golf and Country Club.
Eldon harriers finish second in Tri-County Championships
Eldon’s varsity boys cross country squad scored its best-ever finish at the Tri-County Conference Championships Thursday, Oct. 15, at Eldon Golf and Country Club. Team scores Blair Oaks …
History
Peck’s Bad Boy - Series about a mischievous prankster by George Wilbur Peck. The first story was published in 1883. The series was so popular the stories were portrayed on stage and in films in the 1920's and 1930's.
MILLER COUNTY HISTORY
The owner of the livery barn kept a billy-goat for its mascot. Now billy was a peaceable creature unless someone teased him, when he would really turn loose with a demonstration. Two boys had been …
Clem and Martha Bax Berendzen
MILLER COUNTY HISTORY
Clem & Martha Berendzen by Joe Pryor Nov. 2, 2009 Several weeks ago The Miller County Historical Society Museum had a delightful visit with the Berendzen sisters. They went to donate …
MILLER COUNTY HISTORY
The flood of 1943 The flood of 1943 destroyed homes and businesses all along the Osage River. At Bagnell Dam the battle to save the power plant drew hundreds of volunteers. “By May 1943, …
Opinion
GINNY’S GLIMPSES
Be sure to vote next Tuesday, Nov. 3, if you're eligible and registered. While it's true there are no races for county offices, there are for state offices and our congressional representation. But …
GINNY’S GLIMPSES
Despite continued attention from members of Congress, both Republican and Democrat, the U.S. Post Office has gotten worse and worse. There is little doubt that some of what has been hampering timely …
GINNY’S GLIMPSES
Currently, Missouri is in the last month of traditional Daylight Saving Time, scheduled to "fall back" Nov. 1. Those of us who are up early know that at 7 a.m, it's still very dark. There is a …
Neighborhood News

Bond issue support, DESE grant make ag. department renovation a reality

Last year, Tuscumbia school district patrons approved a bond issue for school improvement, with the first promised project the gymnasium refurbishment. This past summer, the gym floor was …

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City of Eldon seeks bids for new tire changer

The City of Eldon is seeking sealed bids for the purchase of a new tire changer for its mechanical maintenance department, with bids due by 10 a.m. Monday, Nov. 16. The city is requesting …

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Government

Tamm cleared in Aug. 10 incident

An investigation by the Missouri State Highway Patrol has found no evidence that city of Eldon Codes Enforcement Officer Robbie Tamm committed a crime during an incident the morning of Monday, Aug. …

Citizen concerns top Iberia council discussion

Citizens concerns over government overreach, limits on cat ownership and water and sewer system improvements headed up a full agenda Monday, Oct. 5 for the Iberia City Council. Allegations of …

It’s official! Miller County voters will be in U.S. Congressional District 3 and Morgan County voters will be in U.S. Congressional District 4 for the November general election. The United …
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In Palm Beach County, Single-Family Homes and Condos Are Now Separate Markets
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