Sept. 2, 2025 After twenty days of no rain, we had light showers or sprinkles Sunday through Monday, adding up to a half inch of rain. At least it settled some of the dust,...

Please thank Jamesport Builders for sponsoring this series, enjoy! For “empire building” countries the name of the game in the 1700’s and early...

The 2025-26 Archery Deer season kicks off Monday September 15th and runs through January 15th. The format of the season is the same as in years...

 Dear Friend, “When disaster strikes…FEMA just gets in the way.” That’s not actually how that phrase is supposed to go, but all too often, that’s the story I hear. Folks...

Coffee Shop Talk- With Daviess County FSA - September 2025 Thanks for reading the September issue of Coffee Shop Talk! We ended the month of August with 1.19 inches of...

September 9, 2025 Nice fall-like weather, with several mornings in the 40s and high in the 70s. They say in the 80s for the rest of the week. Deer are starting to rub the...

You’ve heard it all your life, “best thing since sliced bread.” The invention of the bread slicer was a life changer and Chillicothe Missouri’s...

Aug. 26, 2025 What a nice change of weather this past week from the 90s to the 80s, and now the last few days low in the 50s and high in the 70s. They say that way all of...

Gallatin First Christian Church The August 24 worship service opened with Wyatt Rosenbaum and Abe Gay carrying in the Light of Christ and lighting the altar candles. We had...

Dear Friend, As World War II raged on, William Taul of Northwest Missouri entered the United States Army and honorably defended our country. His service, like so many...

I noticed in the September Conservationist magazine; someone asked a question about what could be chewing rings around the small limbs on their persimmon tree. I have the...

Lesson: I Thessalonians 5:1-11 Readings: Isaiah 13:3-16; Jeremiah 30:7-9; Matthew 24:36-41; Luke 21:34-36; Romans 13:11-14 Time: A.D. 51 Place: from Corinth "Therefore let...

Also known as, Rosinweed, gumweed, turpentine plant and cut-leaf silphium, Compass plant is a tall showy native that has persisted since the days...

Dear Friend, It used to be that when you sent a letter to your neighbor down the road, it went to your local post office, got sorted, and delivered to your neighbor...

You are in the Army, ordered to do the dirtiest, hardest and hottest jobs imaginable. Supplies are short, uniforms are used, and food rations are...