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Clinton County officials say a technical failure prevented some outdoor warning sirens from activating during severe weather early April 27, raising questions about how the system performs during …
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By Sean Shaughnessey, editor
Citizen Observer | 4/27/26 |
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(Higginsville, Mo., April 24, 2026) — The U.S. Department of Agriculture will issue a second Supplemental Disaster Relief Program payment to eligible producers with approved applications for 2023 …
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4/27/26
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COLUMBIA, Mo. – Not all body parts are equally vulnerable to pesticide exposure.
University of Missouri Extension specialist Rusty Lee stresses the importance of wearing personal protective …
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4/27/26
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Average gasoline prices in Missouri rose 3.1 cents per gallon last week, averaging $3.68 per gallon Monday, according to GasBuddy’s survey of 3,940 stations. Prices are 23.3 cents higher than a …
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4/27/26
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An action-packed Saturday night of racing took place this past weekend during RacinDirt Night at the Races. Seventy-five cars across eight classes came ready to race, with grandstands full of fans …
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4/27/26
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The Cameron Crossroads Lions Club received its official charter Saturday, April 25, during the Lions State Convention at the Green Acres Building in St. Joseph.
Club members were presented with …
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4/27/26
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St. Joseph, Mo. – The following is a list of general highway maintenance and construction work the Missouri Department of Transportation has planned in the Northwest Missouri region for the week of …
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4/27/26
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Five agricultural leaders were celebrated April 14 during the third annual Missouri Agricultural Hall of Fame ceremony at the Capital Bluffs Event Center in Jefferson City.
Governor Mike Kehoe …
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4/27/26
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U.S. Rep. Sam Graves says the defining challenge for whoever succeeds him in Missouri’s 6th Congressional District will be keeping the district’s rural character front and center — and …
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By Sean Shaughnessey, editor
Citizen Observer | 4/27/26 |
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COLUMBIA, Mo. – Missouri’s changing weather patterns are creating more favorable conditions for ticks, increasing concerns for the agricultural community and anyone who spends time in fields, …
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4/24/26
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As the Kansas City region prepares for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Cameron-area businesses are being encouraged to prepare not only for increased traffic and attention, but also for the scams that often …
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By Sean Shaughnessey, editor
Citizen Observer | 4/24/26 |
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COLUMBIA, Mo. – If your farm has been in your family since Dec. 31, 1926, it’s not too late to apply for recognition as a Missouri Century Farm.
Due to technical issues preventing some …
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4/23/26
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Living in the country, you see your neighbors driving on the gravel roads most every day. They are going to town, to jobs in town, or hauling grain. Everyone seems to have their own way of waving. A …
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4/23/26
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Anytime MDC asks for opinions on deer regulations in Missouri, they get an earful. Mostly, that’s because Missourians care about deer hunting and, depending on your favorite way to hunt deer, …
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By Kyle Carroll, Contributor
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4/23/26
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The Cameron Dragons have a little bounce in their step heading into the final stretch of the regular season after posting back-to-back 11-2 wins over Breckenridge and Braymer on April 20. With a …
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By Sean Shaughnessey, editor
Citizen Observer | 4/23/26 |
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Four women from outside Missouri were arrested April 19 after authorities say they led law enforcement on a high-speed chase across several Caldwell County roads in a stolen vehicle.
According …
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By Sean Shaughnessey, editor
Citizen Observer | 4/22/26 |
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The Cameron R-I Board of Education on Tuesday heard an emotional presentation on the role of paraprofessionals, discussed possible conference realignment, reviewed legislative concerns and approved …
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By Sean Shaughnessey, editor
Citizen Observer | 4/22/26 |
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COLUMBIA, Mo. – Managing wet spring soils isn’t just about avoiding ruts—it’s about protecting the biological and physical foundation of crop production and yields.
Each spring, farmers …
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4/21/26
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — The Missouri Secretary of State’s Office has sent citizenship confirmation notices to several hundred Missouri voters whose citizenship status could not be verified through …
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4/21/26
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Nonstop, exciting, close racing action is on tap this Saturday, April 25, 2026, at I-35 Speedway , home to some of the best racers in the area.
Racin’ Dirt Night at the Races will feature …
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4/21/26
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The Cameron City Council approved all business before it Monday night on a series of 4-0 votes, with Mayor Pro Tem Feighert absent and three members of the public in attendance.
Council action …
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By Sean Shaughnessey, editor
Citizen Observer | 4/21/26 |
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A Sunday afternoon special at I-35 Speedway completes our third event of the racing season. Due to the amount of rain over the past few weekends, I-35 and other facilities in the surrounding area …
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4/21/26
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COLUMBIA, Mo. – June through September is considered peak season, but any warm and humid day is tick time.
There is no off-season for ticks, says University of Missouri Extension …
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4/21/26
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Two SkillsUSA teams from North Central Missouri College (NCMC) earned top honors at the Missouri SkillsUSA State Leadership Award Ceremony held Saturday, April 11, 2026, at State Technical College of …
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4/21/26
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(Saint Joseph, MO) – Community Action Partnership of Greater St. Joseph (CAPSTJOE) is proud to announce the launch of monthly pop-up service events beginning in May, aimed at increasing access to …
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4/21/26
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