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ECGA presents $800 grant
ELSBERRY - The Elsberry Community Growth Association launched a new program early this summer. Small businesses in the community and members of the ECGA were given the opportunity to apply for a booster grant.
Apply online for MDC managed deer hunts starting July 1
JEFFERSON CITY – The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) reminds deer hunters to apply online from July 1–31 for a shot at 145 managed deer hunts throughout the state. There are hunts for archery, muzzleloader, shotgun, and modern firearms from mid-September through mid-January at designated conservation areas, state and other parks, national wildlife refuges, and other public areas.
Old Monroe man charged with rape, incest
OLD MONROE – Sitting in a St. Charles County jail on a weapons charge, Joshua Dejaynes hoped to be getting his $10,000 cash-only bond reduced so he could go home.
Extension Council awards three scholarships
LINCOLN COUNTY - Three local students recently received scholarships sponsored by the Lincoln County Extension Council.
Four Elsberry students receive excellence awards
Four Elsberry student athletes were chosen as MSHAA Awards of Excellence winners for the 24-25 school year.
Palmer Library Hosts Second Summer Reading Program
ELSBERRY - Children attended the second in the series of the Summer Reading Program at Palmer Library last Saturday putting color to nature. Librarian Amie Harris read two stories about flowers to the children, before putting their artistic vibes to work.
Democrat changing format next week
ELSBERRY – We are excited to announce that the print edition of The Elsberry Democrat is getting a brand-new look and feel starting next week thanks to the latest advancements in digital printing. This transformation from newsprint to a more magazine-style format means sharper images, richer colors, and an even better reading experience – all while maintaining the quality community journalism you rely on every day.
Dog attack victim's parents want to see new laws
Editor's Note: The first part of this two-part series was published in last week's Elsberry Democrat.
A hub of the community': Moscow Mills begins planning for a new park
A new Moscow Mills park with the capacity to serve as an entertainment venue is in the very early stages of planning and set to be completed by 2028 if not earlier.“A city park helps bring the community together,” said Moscow Mills Mayor Lisa Meyer. “Amenities for all ages allow residents from different areas of the city a place to gather and get to know one another.