Ever since Isaiah Jackson-Post became the pastor at the Montgomery City Christian Church last fall, he has been pretty busy making plans to help bring growth to the church.
The Missouri Department of Transportation will be surveying and locating utilities as it prepares for the Kingdom City to Warrenton segment of Improve I‑70.
The Montgomery City and Wellsville public libraries will have summer reading programs under the theme, “Unearth A Story.”
Route K in Montgomery County will remain closed through early fall while bridge replacement projects continue.
For the first time in its history, Montgomery City VFW Post 4436 earned all-American and all-state honors in the same year. It won its second all-state award and received its first all-American honor.
The Montgomery County Collector’s Office is still taking real estate tax credit applications from residents age 62 and older who own and occupy a primary residence in the county.
An accident occurred at the 176-mile marker on eastbound I-70 on the morning of May 22 in New Florence, causing moderate injuries for a Springfield resident. According to the Missouri State …
Google formally announced on May 20 that it is investing $15 billion in Missouri that will include work on a data center in New Florence. The company had previously been announced as the data center developer for Project Spade in January.
Here are the upcoming events in Montgomery County May 27-June 2.
Here are recent incidents reported by the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office.
Beginning as early as May 27, contractor crews are scheduled to install bridge girders on the new Routes E/Y bridge over Interstate 70 in Montgomery County, at Exit 183 in Jonesburg.
Wellsville-Middletown R-I officials talked with representatives from Google to discuss plans on improvements for the school district.
The new rates will be $21 for the base rate and $5 per 1,000 gallons. The current rates are $18 for the base charge and $3.01 per 1,000 gallons. The last sewer rate increase was on July 1, 2022.
The New Florence Board of Aldermen passed a resolution at its meeting on May 11 to declare the Ward 1 Alderman seat to be vacant.
MCHS had 78 students receive their diplomas at its commencement ceremony, held at the school’s gymnasium. Principal Brian Ernst said he enjoyed working with this year’s senior class, which had seven students named to the Academic Hall of Fame and earned scholarships totaling over a million dollars.
There were 20 students who walked out of the W-M gym with a diploma. Out of those 20 students, eight of them were honors students.
The hearing on the case between Preserve Montgomery County and the county regarding the Amazon data center scheduled for May 13 in Cole County Circuit Court Division II ended fairly uneventfully with the only action being the transfer of the case to a new judge.
Here are the upcoming events in Montgomery County May 20-26.
The Missouri Department of Transportation’s Sponsor-A-Highway program, previously exclusive to the St. Louis and Kansas City areas, is now available statewide, providing an expanded opportunity to …
Six Montgomery City Elementary students competed in the Regional MCTM Student Mathematics Contest on April 4 at Montgomery County High School.
For the first time in five years, the Montgomery County baseball team will be playing for a district championship. The Wildcats defeated Bowling Green 5-0 in a Class 3, District 5 semifinal game …
On May 2, deputies responded to a residence in Jonesburg for a reported physical domestic disturbance. During the investigation deputies determined that a couple had been arguing and several other …
The Central Missouri Foster Care and Adoption Association Traveling Trunk made two visits to Montgomery County in a span of a week, giving families from the area an opportunity to access free clothes …
The Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission (MHTC) has selected the KCI Construction Team as the apparent best-value proposer and Design-Build contractor for Improve I-70: Truck Parking, …
As the school day at Wellsville-Middletown on May 6 was coming down to its final minutes, Heidi Pollock and Tara Calton had reason to celebrate.
