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Bearcat football kicker Logan Turner added to his accolades as he is one of 46 student-athletes across the Nation to earn a Division II 50th Anniversary Scholarship. The NCAA Division II announced on Monday evening at the Division II Festival that Turner is the sole male recipient from the Great Lakes Valley Conference. more

The Bolivar Elks Lodge will host a gun and knife show June 14-16. more

Bolivar Night at the Springfield Cardinals will return on Thursday, June 27, as the Springfield Cardinals face the Arkansas Travelers at 7:05 p.m. Sponsored by the Bolivar Area Chamber of Commerce, the popular annual event has been a chamber tradition since 2004. more

Life Church Bolivar will host a car show, Sunday, June 16. The church is located at 110 W. Jackson Street, Bolivar. more

KIRKSVILLE, Mo. — Truman State University has released its academic honor rolls for the spring 2024 semester. more

The Goodson Cemetery Association will hold its annual members meeting and give the annual report immediately following church business meeting at Goodson Missionary Baptist Church on Saturday evening June 8.The Cemetery Board may convene at the same place immediately following the annual Cemetery Association meeting should anyone have business to bring before the cemetery board. Goodson Cemetery Decoration will be Sunday June 9. more

Christian fellowship for all denominations, Friday, June 7 through Sunday, June 9. Message to the churches and ministers on Revelations Chapter 2 and 3. There will be different ministers preaching each night. more

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Phil and Pam Morgan will be in concert at 6 p.m. Sunday, June 30, at Rondo Baptist Church as part of the “Amen” Ministry Tour. The presentation combines close family harmony with accomplished instrumentals for a fun, motivational experience. A love offering will be taken. more

It’s hard to believe finding a fingernail-sized mussel could be biological alarm wherever they’re found. However, that’s exactly what zebra mussels have done since they were accidentally introduced into North America. This exotic species has been found at several sites in Missouri and each time they’ve been found at a new place, it adds another level of stress for the biologists who manage that body of water. The reason the discovery of this tiny mussel is always a worrisome event is that in areas where zebra mussels are abundant, government agencies and private citizens are faced with the difficult – and often expensive – task of finding solutions to problems caused by these exotic invertebrates. more