Area News
Greening-Eagan-Hayes Purchases Funeral Home in Paris
By Mark Requet Greening-Eagan-Hayes Funeral Home has expanded into Monroe County with the purchase of Agnew Funeral Home in Paris on September 1, 2023. Former owner/funeral home director Jim Reinhart retired after selling the business. “Several years ago, Jim (Reinhart) was getting at the age that he was thinking about retiring and…
Read MoreCroy Responds to Questions Regarding Track
By Marlana Smith The Shelby County Herald emailed questions to North Shelby Superintendent Tinna Croy regarding the new track. Below are Dr. Croy’s responses. Is there a grant the district is applying for to help pay for the track? If so, what? And is it still available? We will not be applying for a grant…
Read MoreCarothers Receives Public Utilities Award
A multi-state organization of municipal utilities has honored Clarence City Administrator Dennie Carothers with its Paul Jensen Individual Achievement Award. The award, presented by the Missouri Public Utility Alliance (MPUA), recognizes an employee of an MPUA member who has been an active participant in the Alliance for at least five years, and who has accomplished…
Read MoreOutstanding Accounts to Receive a Letter, City to Allow Arrangements to Be Made
The Shelbina City Council met in regular session on Tuesday, September 26, 2023. Public Comment The Shelbina Librarian along with some of the library board members wanted to update the library’s procedures regarding getting paperwork to and from the city. City Clerk Janice Magruder stated she would give them a copy of…
Read MoreJohnston Named to Merit Scholarship Program
The principal, Landon Daniel, of North Shelby High School announced that Aden Johnston has been named a Commended Student in the 2024 National Merit Scholarship Program. A Letter of Commendation from the school and National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC), which conducts the program, was presented by the principal to this scholastically talented senior. …
Read MoreMissouri Farm Bureau Awards Mini-Grants to Educators
In classrooms across Missouri, more than 3,500 students will enhance their knowledge of agriculture this year through mini grants awarded by the Missouri Farm Bureau (MOFB) Foundation for Agriculture. With a commitment to improve agricultural understanding, this funding allows educators to purchase accurate educational materials and consumables to help connect students to the source…
Read MoreNew Administrator Gives Update on Salt River
By Marlana Smith Ron Mackey who serves as Vice President Community Engagement for Baptist Homes & Healthcare Ministries, currently holds the Administrator position at Salt River Community Care, a nursing home facility in Shelbina. Mackey will hold the position until the facility hires a new administrator. Mackey brings a lifetime of experience in…
Read MoreVenue Looks to Fulfill Need in County
By Marlana Smith Joe and Vonda Berti have recently opened “Berti’s Nest,” a newly remodeled red barn, north of Shelbina just off Highway 15. The barn can be used for weddings/receptions, reunions, showers or meetings. The possibilities are endless. The Bertis have owned the property for nearly 10 years and have been remodeling…
Read MoreSuperintendent to Resign at the End of School Year
By Mark Requet Shelby County R-IV Superintendent Troy Clawson submitted his resignation during closed session, effective at the end of the school year, during the school board meeting Wednesday, September 13, 2023, in the middle school library. Clawson reported the HVAC work is progressing. The school is waiting on the fans to arrive…
Read MoreNECAC Office Closed through Oct. 16
The NECAC Shelby County Service Center in Shelbyville will be closed for three weeks. Clients may contact the agency’s offices in Moberly at 660-263-6595, in Paris at 660-327-4110 or in Macon at 660-385-4616. The Shelby County Service Center will re-open on Oct. 16.
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