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Friday
Sep 03rd
| City working to correct problems |
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| Written by Alan Thorpe | |||||
| Thursday, 19 November 2009 14:47 | |||||
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In response to the article in last week’s paper, the City of Steelville feels your pain. No one wants to live next door to or even drive by some of these old homes in Steelville, and the building department has new personnel who are working diligently to correct these problem homes in the city, but it is not something that can be done quickly nor easily. There are many steps and legal issues that must be met and the city is working on them.
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Crawford County Foundation donates to Cuba Schools
The Cuba R-2 Academic Boosters made a sizable donation to the school district on Aug. 19 as part of the organization’s continuing plan to support Cuba’s academic programs and success.
Five seek Miss St. James title
Five young ladies are competing to become Miss St. James during this year’s Grape and Fall Festival Queen Pageant, which will be held at Wednesday, Sept. 8, at St. James Middle School. Festivities will get under way at 8 p.m.
Local ownership means more than you may think
This week the staff at Three Rivers Publishing is proud to bring readers of the Cuba Free Press, Saint James Press and Steelville Star-Crawford Mirror our annual “Salute to Locally Owned Businesses.”
County still looking for ways to trim budget
As commissioners continue to look at the difficulties in county finances, the main topic of discussion at last Monday’s meeting again revolved around what to do to make ends meet.
Residents meet with governor
Steelville residents Richard Korte and Colon “Butch” Moore attended the 58th Annual Governor’s Ham Breakfast at the Missouri State Fair in Sedalia on Aug. 19.
Tigers finally fall to Wildcats
When you have a 100-yard rusher, a 200-yard passer and gain a total of 459 yards, all while holding your opponent to 365 total yards, you would expect to win a football game. The St. James Tigers did just that last Friday night in Cuba, but came up on the short end of a 24-12 final. It was the Tigers first ever loss to the Wildcats in 11 years. (See Photo Gallery)
City should be commended for help
I wish to take this opportunity to thank the city council for helping the Tri-County Humane Society Shelter with funding. I personally know how hard it is to keep the no kill shelter operating, since I was on the board there for a long time.
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