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Kirksville Woman Injured in Crash with Police Vehicle September 21, 2020
A Kirksville woman was injured after a crash with a police vehicle. The collision occurred just before 6:15 p.m.Thursday at the intersection of Osteopathy and Michigan Streets. The Missouri Highway Patrol report says 20-year-old Olivia Catlin, who was driving a Ford Fiesta, pulled into the path of a Kirksville police cruiser that was responding to […]
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2 New COVID-19 Cases in Adair County September 21, 2020
Two cases of COVID-19 were confirmed in Adair County on Saturday. The new cases bring the total number of cases to 330. A 21-year-old female from the higher education sector and a 65-year-old female are both in isolation. There are currently 32 active cases and 298 who have left isolation. The Knox County Health Department […]
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Juveniles Involved in Vandalism in Brookfield September 21, 2020
The Brookfield Police Department received several reports of property damage and vandalism late last week. After a thorough investigation, two juveniles have been detained and later released to the custody of their parents. Police have identified two more individuals as being involved in the incidents and are attempting to locate the subjects.
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Shelbina Firefighters Respond to Motorhome Fire September 21, 2020
Shelbina firefighters responded to a motorhome fire yesterday. The fire happened around 12:30PM and was located near the golf course at the Shelbina Lake. Upon arrival, firefighters found heavy fire involvement in the front half of the vehicle. The motor home was a total loss. Other agencies assisting the Shelbina Fire Protection District included the […]
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USDA Announces Grant for NEMO School District Electric Bus Purchase September 18, 2020
A northeast Missouri school district is getting a large grant for an Electric Bus purchase. The Trump Administration, along with the USDA Rural Development State Director for Missouri Jeff Case, yesterday announced that the USDA is awarding $122,500 to Knox County R-1 School District to add an electric school bus to its fleet. Case said […]
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Library to Begin Offering Browsing Appointments September 18, 2020
The Adair County Public Library will begin offering browsing appointments on Monday, September 21st. You must call ahead to schedule an appointment. The library will welcome 6-8 patrons in for half hour appointments beginning at 9 a.m. After thirty minutes that group will leave and a new group will be let in. This rotation will […]
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328 COVID-19 Cases Adair County September 18, 2020
Adair County’s year-to-date case count rose to 328 yesterday after confirmation of five new cases, four of which are in the higher education sector. Cases include females ages 19, two age 20 and 79. The fifth case is a 22-year-old male. Two cases reside at addresses where at least one previous case has been confirmed. […]
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Cuts to the Governor’s Transportation Cost Share Program Cost Kirksville September 17, 2020
A project in Kirksville is being affected by cuts to the Governor’s Transportation Cost Share Program. The City recently received a letter from MoDOT Director Patrick McKenna, stating that the Missouri General Assembly reduced the funding for the Governor’s Transportation Cost Share Program by twenty-five million dollars, and that the City of Kirksville’s project will […]
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Adair County COVID-19 Case Total Reaches 323 September 17, 2020
With another eight cases of COVID-19 confirmed in Adair County yesterday, the year-to-date total has reached 323. The new cases include females ages 17, 20, 21 and 42, and males ages 36, 48, 64 and 66. Two of the cases are in the higher education sector and one is in the K-12 Adair County schools […]
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Informational Meeting on Kirksville Skate Park September 16, 2020
You can learn more about the Kirksville Skate Park tonight. The city is hosting an informational meeting at 6:00 pm in the Adair County Annex Building, located at 300 N. Franklin Street. All Skate Park users who are interested in working with City staff to develop a design and identify a location for a new […]
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FOX NEWS

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