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The Lebanon City Council Monday night agreed to refund the building permit fees for the COPE shelter building project. COPE recently held a ground breaking for the project, which will include a … more
Lebanon and Laclede County’s 175th anniversary celebration kicked off Saturday with a special cake-cutting event at Mel’s on Madison. A Missouri Senate resolution observing the anniversary was … more
Filing began Tuesday for the Aug. 6 primary election. Matt Frederick filed for sheriff. According to his campaign website, Frederick is a retired Army veteran who has served as a Laclede County … more
Laclede County residents have until March 1 to turn in their property assessment lists. Assessor Julie Rayl-Gilstrap said the personal property lists are due by March 1. Residents should have … more
Patrons of the Lebanon-Lacede County Library should see some changes over the next year, thanks to a grant from the Lebanon Area Foundation. Among the project the $41,215.15 grant will pay … more
The Laclede County Commission has accepted a bid for a storm siren to be installed in Bennett Spring State Park. The county is receiving a $25,000 State Emergency Management Agency grant to cover … more
Literacy will be one of the focuses for a free community baby shower that will be held from 1 until 4 p.m. Saturday at the Lebanon-Laclede County Library. The event is being held courtesy of the … more
The first Winter Gala supporting the Hughes Senior Center will be held Saturday. Festivities begin at 5 p.m. at Andy’s 417 Restaurant. Lisa Marie, a singer, songwriter and musician will provide … more
Lebanon High School alumni may soon have a sheltered area for reunions at the old school campus area. The Lebanon High School Alumni Association is working on plans for a new pavilion to be … more
Lebanon High School students will present William Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” at 7 p.m. Feb. 22, 23 and 24 at the Cowan Civic Center. Admission is $5 for students and staff … more
The Laclede County Commission plans to open bids Tuesday for new storm sirens at Bennett Spring State Park. The Commission will meet beginning at 8:30 a.m. at the Laclede County Government … more
Bennett Spring State Park is getting ready for the opening day of trout season on March 1. The park has announced that the 2024 Bennett Spring Opening Day Siren Ringer will be Don Harbaugh, 93, of … more
Public Works Director Richard Shockley updated the Council on street projects, including improvements at Jefferson and Fremont, at last Monday’s Lebanon City Council meeting. Shockley spoke … more
Governor Mike Parson issued the below statement following today's shooting at the conclusion of the Super Bowl rally in Kansas City near Union Station: "I want to start with a thank you to Kansas … more
Heavy snow Monday morning in Lebanon was short-lived, but made an impact before moving out of the area by noon. The snow covered grassy areas and some surfaces, but did not appear to cause major … more
WASHINGTON –  The Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA) announced Monday that U.S. Army Cpl. Charles R. Patten, 24, of Lebanon, killed during the Korean War, was accounted for June 7, … more
The Lebanon City Council discussed but failed to approve an updated cost-of-service study for the city’s water, wastewater and electric utilities at its Monday nigth meeting. Public Works … more
JEFFERSON CITY – The Missouri Department of Transportation on Thursday announced the selection of two consultants to lead an environmental study of the more than 250 miles of Interstate 44 from the … more
Area florists are getting ready for Cupid’s big day next week. Valentine’s Day, the annual celebration of romance, is the peak season of the year for businesses dealing in flower … more
The City of Lebanon is celebrating progress while addressing some big challenges, Mayor Jared Carr said in his annual State of the City remarks. Mayor Carr presented the program at Thursday’s … more
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