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Recycling will allow Community Outreach Ministries to create employment opportunities for local residents. more
How well do you know Polk County? more
Christopher Mark Laird more
Judith Ann Gladden more
Gary Cartwright more
Paul Fredrick Beechner Jr. more
Nancy Raye Adams White more
Deaths more
Deaths more
10/31: National Caramel Apple Day more
For three years in the 1760s, the French town of Gévaudan was attacked by a gigantic beast, said to be “like a wolf, but not like a wolf.” The first recorded fatality happened in June 1764 when the beast killed a 14-year-old shepherdess. The attacks became a media sensation all over the world, including in the U.S. After a group of boys fought off an attack in January 1765, King Louis XV sent hunters. It took numerous attempts, but two beasts were finally killed - one with a silver bullet - ending the terror. The actual type of animal is still unknown, but some believe it could have been wolves, lions, hyenas, or the extinct hyaenodon. Over 100 people lost their lives to this creature(s). These events spawned the werewolf folklore. more
Joe Dennis Freeze more
If you know a veteran, send a photo to news@bolivarmonews.com, via Facebook, or in person at our local branch: 335 S. Springfield. more
There's no reason for alarm more
JEFFERSON CITY, MO —Governor Mike Parson proclaimed October as “Let’s Talk Month.” This proclamation seeks to raise awareness of the importance of open, honest and ongoing communication with youth about all aspects of health and encouraging lifelong healthy practices. To support this endeavor, the Adolescent and School Health Program within the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) is sharing information about resources to help make these conversations a bit easier. more
Kris Kristofferson was known for his rough ways and party lifestyle. He messed up a lot in life. Many of us have too. One Sunday country singer Connie Smith invited him to go to church. At the church service, the pastor asked if anyone was feeling lost. more
Citizens Memorial Hospital has received the American College of Cardiology’s NCDR Chest Pain - MI Registry Platinum Performance Achievement Award for 2024. CMH is one of only 259 hospitals nationwide and one of 12 in Missouri to receive the honor. more
Polk County Cares - Block Party - Oct. 26 more
How well do you know Polk County? more
On Sunday, Oct. 20, the SBU women’s soccer team hosted Truman State on the Bearcat Senior Day. An early goal from Junior Tamerra Gantt led the Bearcats to a 1-0 victory and an undefeated weekend. more
Elkins is a polysomnographic technician at the Missouri Sleep Institute at Citizens Memorial Hospital. She was nominated for the TULIP Award by a patient’s family member. more
It is the time of the year to start getting ready for Christmas. Toys For Tots are now being accepted at the following locations: more
In recognition of breast cancer awareness this October, the Polk County Health Center hopes to raise awareness of a program designed to empower women to prioritize their health. Through the Show Me Healthy Women program, the center provides free initial care for breast and cervical cancers which are aimed at improving health outcomes and reducing the risks of cancer through early detection. more
Today: National Frankenstein Day more
Sissie more
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