Newsletter Early Week
Clark man dies in Hallsville construction accident
A 73-year-old Clark man died while helping remodel an old Hallsville home.
Audrain County Youth Fair returning with more fun, more opportunity
The fair is returning to the Audrain County Fairgrounds.
Centralia begins celebrating Independence Day with morning bells
More than 100 attend Getting re-acquainted Scouts saluting the colors Listening to the speech Enjoying the morning. Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now…
Keeping the planet fit
I like to support causes I believe in; there are so many worthy ones, and the least I can do is contribute what I can to help.
Parkview hosts first VBS of the season
Nearly 50 children sat in the chairs of the Parkview Christian Church’s sanctuary. Standing in front of them, accompanied by another eight youngsters, Jenifer Danielson urged them out of their seats, and they joined her, clapping, dancing and singing.
CHS hosts summer fundraising wrestling tournament
Teams from across Missouri and Illinois came together Saturday at Centralia High School.
Centralia Library starts Summer Reading '25, 'Color our World'
For some, summer means swimming at the pool or little league time at the ball fields.As fun as those times are, when the sun hides behind clouds and rain, there is another popular activity to while away the time, reading.And once the Centralia Public Library’s seven-member staff is hosting their popular summer reading program to help.The theme of this year’s CPL Summer Reading Program is “Color Your Summer.”The program has events for all ages.For the pre-K through five-years-old bracket they have Weekday Story Time with Ms Corrine – 10 a.m., Tuesdays ad Wednesdays.There is also a special Saturday, Story time with Ms Abby, 10 a.m. June 28 and July 19.Also for the younger set, and the young-at-heart, they have Paws & Pages, 6 – 7 p.m.
Centralia's Million takes faith, service, to the next level
One Centralia man’s quest to be closer God crossed a significant milestone the morning of Saturday, June 7, at Jefferson City’s St. Joseph Cathedral.
