Here are the incidents reported by the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office.

The Montgomery Fire Protection District held an appreciation dinner on May 24 to honor several of its members.

The Montgomery County Fair has officially announced its queen candidates for the 2026 contest, which is scheduled for July 20.

The Montgomery County R-II School District will have a new assistant superintendent when school resumes in two months.

A male Bellflower teenager suffered minor injuries on the evening of June 8 during an accident on the corner of Highways E and V, just south of Bellflower. The 17-year-old was driving a 2012 …

For many years, Carla Fryer and Rick Berck have called 73 Pointers Ranch home. They live in a 220-acre farm located 15 minutes north of Jonesburg that includes a sporting clay shoot facility, an upland bird hunting club, a graveyard and a house that has a head of a female deer and a kitchen that is over 100 years old.

As early as June 12, contractor crews will begin pouring the bridge deck at the Routes E/Y and Interstate 70 interchange in Montgomery County, at Exit 183 in Jonesburg. To facilitate this work, the eastbound and westbound ramps will need to close to create a safe staging area for the concrete trucks assisting in the bridge deck pour.

An amended petition has been permitted in the case between Preserve Montgomery County and the county regarding the proposed Amazon data center following a hearing in Cole County Circuit Court June 1.

The Missouri Supreme Court refused Monday to hear a last-minute appeal filed by proponents of a measure to repeal the state income tax seeking to revise the summary voters will see on the Aug. 4 ballot.

Here are the upcoming events in Montgomery County June 10-16.

As Kansas City prepares to serve as a host city for the FIFA World Cup, the Missouri Department of Transportation is advising drivers to plan ahead for the potential for sharply increased traffic across the state.

The summer reading program is packed with fun and exciting events for all ages. Here are just a few highlights to enjoy this summer at Montgomery City Public Library.

Wellsville residents will celebrate America’s 250th birthday by holding a big citywide event on July 11 at Kiwanis Ballpark.

Here are the incidents reported by the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office.

Members of the Shirley Nation family pose near a tree that was planted in front of the Wellsville Depot on May 21 in honor of Nation, a longtime resident of Wellsville who passed away on July 31, 2025 at the age of 85.

With the United States’ 250th birthday approaching, Fox and Fern Furnishings is putting together an event that will help Montgomery County residents get into the American spirit.

After enjoying an outstanding junior year that included a visit to North Carolina and a trip to state, Reed Pottebaum is looking forward to spending his senior year as the Montgomery County High …

A Wellsville planning and zoning group has scheduled a meeting on June 17 to talk about plans on improving the future of the community.

A Middletown resident suffered serious injuries following an accident in the evening of May 29 on southbound Highway 161 near Highway A. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, the …

The Montgomery County Commission will consider a proposal to abate a portion of the personal property taxes for Google’s Project Spade data center project at its meeting June 8.

Here are the upcoming events in Montgomery County June 3-9.

Weather permitting, crews from the Improve I-70: Kingdom City to Warrenton Project will require the closure of the eastbound righthand shoulder on I-70 from Mile Marker 181 to 181.3 at the Norfolk Southern Railway overpass near High Hill in Montgomery County from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily for geotechnical boring operations.

PSB Bank was recently recognized by the Missouri Bankers Association for its long-standing commitment to financial education through the Teach Children to Save program.

Here are the incidents reported by the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office.

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