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CIVIL PETITIONS
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8/27/25
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Legal deadline 12 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 28 for Wednesdays, Sept. 3 issue.
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8/27/25
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Bolivar High School’s own Alana Shockley was honored by Governor Mike Kehoe at the 2025 rootEd Missouri Awards Celebration for her extraordinary commitment to helping rural students prepare for life after high school. Shockley received the prestigious “110% Award” in recognition of her passion, creativity, and dedication in her very first year as a rootEd advisor.
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8/27/25
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During the Bolivar School Board meeting August 21, 2025, the school board members listed several commendations for school staff members and local businesses and organizations for their work helping Bolivar Schools get a great start for the new year and for improvements made through professional development and funding efforts.
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By Vicki Dawn Arnett
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8/27/25
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The Bolivar Community Teachers Association is now accepting applications for the fall 2025 student-teaching scholarship. Bolivar High School graduates currently involved in a student-teaching experience should contact Renee Shelenhamer at Bolivar Primary School 417-326-5247 or rshelenhamer@bolivarschools.org for an application.
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8/27/25
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Wednesday, Aug. 27
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8/27/25
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Mid-Missouri Bank announced in July that they had been named
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8/27/25
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A one-vehicle crash at approximately 4:15 p.m., Friday, Aug. 22, claimed the life of a 36-year-old male from Springfield. The crash occurred on MO 32, 3 miles west of Bolivar.
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By Linda Simmons
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8/27/25
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Bolivar aldermen met in special session 8:30 a.m., August 22, 2025, to consider two bills and to hold a closed session. Aldermen present were Jonathan Moores, Tricia Price, Justin Ballard, Dusty Ross, Steve Sagaser, Ashley Raines (via Zoom), Alexis Neal and Brian Wilson. Also present were Mayor Mike Stephens, City Administrator Tom Relford, City Attorney Don Brown, Community Development Director Kyle Lee, City Clerk Paula Henderson and Public Information Specialist Jill Way.
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By Vicki Dawn Arnett
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8/27/25
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HI LOW CONDITIONS
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8/27/25
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The 4th annual Play Fore Pink Golf Tournament to support patients of the Carrie J. Babb Cancer Center is just around the corner. Come join the four player scramble.
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8/27/25
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The City of Bolivar has announced the date for a new free music and food truck festival in Bolivar.
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8/27/25
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OATS Transit is currently offering regular transportation services to rural residents of any age. To schedule a ride or to inquire about services available in your area, please call the OATS Transit office at 417-887-9272 or 800-770-6287. You can also visit our website at www.oatstransit.org, where you can find your local schedule by clicking on your county under the “Bus Schedules” tab. OATS Transit is available to the rural general public of any age. Additionally, we contract with various agencies to serve their clients. Our offices are closed and regular routes will not be running on Sept. 1, for the Labor Day Holiday.
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8/27/25
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The Tri-County Baptist Group will hold its regular Fifth Sunday service on Sunday, Aug. 31, at Red Top Missionary Baptist Church in Polk County.
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8/27/25
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Rondo Baptist Church will host their 5th Sunday Sing, at 6 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 31.
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8/27/25
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The Bolivar Herald-Free Press invites residents to send their engagement, wedding, baby, and other milestone announcements.
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8/27/25
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University of Missouri Extension’s Plant Diagnostic Clinic, in partnership with the Missouri Department of Conservation, continues to offer free testing for all common oak tree diseases in 2025.
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8/27/25
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Learn more at mdc.mo.gov by searching Waterfowl Reservations or getting a copy of MDC’s 2025-2026 Migratory Bird and Waterfowl Hunting Digest.
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8/27/25
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The CMH Senior Fitness Center has installed a new dehumidifier in its pool room, thanks in part to a $20,000 grant from the Polk County Senior Citizens Services Fund. The total cost of the equipment was $37,000.
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8/27/25
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Colonel Michael A. Turner, superintendent of the Missouri State Highway Patrol, encourages everyone to plan for a safe 2025 Labor Day weekend. Whether you are on the water or on the road, it’s everyone's responsibility to travel safely and observe all Missouri laws. Never operate a vehicle or vessel while you are impaired. Alcohol affects your judgement, reaction time, vision, coordination, and comprehension. The movement of the boat, vibration and noise from the boat’s motor, sun, and wind are all boating stressors and enhance the effect of alcohol on your body. If alcohol is part of your water activities, drink responsibly, and never operate a vessel if you’ve consumed alcohol.
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8/27/25
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SHERIFF’S REPORTS
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8/27/25
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SHERIFF’S REPORTS
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8/22/25
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Legal deadline 12 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 28 for Wednesdays, Sept. 3 issue.
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8/22/25
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