Cuba News

Sho-Me ending electric contract with city in three years

Written by Chris Case
Wednesday, 03 February 2010 20:22
Cuba is one of more than a dozen municipalities that received an early termination notice from Sho-Me Power Cooperative late last year. The electric cooperative will cease selling electric power to the city after March 25, 2013, and the letter of notice was in keeping with their contractual agreement that they alert customers three years prior to ending the service agreement.
Last Updated on Tuesday, 09 February 2010 04:33
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Council lowers late payment fee

Written by Chris Case
Tuesday, 02 February 2010 22:20
Fine for reconnecting city utility services reduced to a flat $25 for all customers Ever late paying your utility bill? That fee the city tacks onto your bill for reconnecting services just got cheaper, a lot cheaper.
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Minor injuries reported in pileup south of Cuba

Written by Chris Case
Thursday, 28 January 2010 18:30
Rain and sleet make for a dangerous combination Three women were injured in a vehicle pile-up near Cuba on Wednesday. The wreck was a result of the icy road conditions that afternoon.
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Gasconade County News

News from the Gasconade County Republican. Published in Owensville, Mo. USA

BREAKING NEWS: Schulte calls special meeing for tonight (Monday)
Mayor Otis Schulte has called for a special meeting to be held tonight, Feb. 8 at 7 p.m. at City...
8th Grade Field Trip to Hidden Valley Ski Resort
Owensville Middle School escorted over 150 8th graders on their annual field trip to Hidden Valley Ski resort ouside of...
Leslie Depot arsonist pleads guilty in district court
A Gerald man will learn his fate later this year after pleading guilty to setting fire to and destroying the...

Missouri News

Your source for Missouri News and Sports

Major Replogle to head Highway Patrol, Keathley retires
The Highway Patrol leadership change begins. Maj. Ronald Replogle is the new head of the Missouri Highway Patrol. He says he’s worked under Colonel James Keathley for several years. Replogle says he doesn’t think the patrol will notice a big change after the transition in leadership because he supports many of the successful programs Col. James [...]
Creating a home for data
All of the computer data we create every day doesn’t just disappear. Billions, trillions, of bytes are stored somewhere. An effort is underway at the Capitol to get more of those storage places built in Missouri. Server farms, they’re called. Or data centers. They’re warehouses that process data every hour of the day, every day of [...]
State business leader sees great opportunity in China trade hub at Lambert
A business leader in Missouri sees great opportunity for the state’s economy if it succeeds in landing a trade hub with China at St. Louis’ Lambert Airport. Missouri Chamber of Commerce President Dan Mehan is vice chairman of the Midwest China Hub Commission. Mehan won’t speculate as to when we might know if the trade hub [...]