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Tigers finally fall to Wildcats

Written by Rob Viehman
Thursday, 02 September 2010 13:38
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)
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Softball team gets first win of the year at New Haven tourney

Written by Rob Viehman
Thursday, 02 September 2010 13:37
The John F. Hodge High School softball team got its first win of the season Saturday in the New Haven tournament. The Lady Tigers are now 1-5. (See Photo Gallery)
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Tigers run on Tuesday

Written by Rob Viehman
Thursday, 02 September 2010 13:36
Bigger, better, stronger, faster—all words you can use to describe this year’s cross country teams at John F. Hodge High School and St. James Middle Schools. The Tigers officially begin their season Tuesday in Sullivan at 4 p.m.
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Volleyball teams will open on road

Written by Rob Viehman
Thursday, 26 August 2010 13:35
Senior Rachel Hays spikes the ball during a recent Lady Tigers practice. Lady Tigers volleyball season will officially get under way Monday and new Head Coach Pam Gray is excited about her team’s possibilities.
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Lady Tigers are swept by Vienna to open the 2010 softball season

Written by Rob Viehman
Thursday, 26 August 2010 13:32
St. James Shortstop Maegan McEnnis was trying to field a grounder when she was run over by a Vienna player in the first inning. The Vienna girl was called out for interference. An inexperienced Lady Tigers softball team played the first game of its 2010 schedule at home Monday against a seasoned Vienna Eagles squad. The anticipated mismatch turned out to be just that as Vienna won 17-0.
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Gasconade County News

ATV accident claims life of Gerald resident

An ATV accident Sunday evening resulted in the death of a 58 year old Gerald resident.

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Kamler confronts Penning at commission meeting

Owensville resident John Kamler addressed Northern District Commissioner Matt Penning for more than two minutes Thursday requesting he repay legal fees associated with the salary lawsuit he filed against Ron Jost, Jerry Lairmore, and Max Aubuchon or resign. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srC2jm5ESRI

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Checking in at sunset at Hermann

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Last federal lawsuit filed is first suit to be settled

A lawsuit filed by Tyson Williams against the City of Gerald in federal court has been settled.

John Brusek of Ryals and Breed, P.C. - a St. Louis law firm that mostly handles police misconduct cases - represented Williams.

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Missouri News

Your source for Missouri News and Sports

Rams add receiver Mark Clayton
The St. Louis Rams added veteran wide receiver Mark Clayton from the Baltimore Ravens in exchange for an undisclosed draft pick. Clayton (5-10, 190) has played in 76 games with 59 starts. He enters his sixth NFL season in 2010 and his career totals include 234 receptions for 3,116 yards and 12 touchdowns. Clayton’s nine [...]
Mizzou’s defense suffers a couple of minor injuries
Missouri Tiger long snapper Beau Brinkley and linebacker Will Ebner, both arrested for DWI before the season, are not on the depth chart again this week against McNeese State. That will leave the Tigers a little light at linebacker. With a season ending injury to Donovan Bonner this offseason, and the absence of Ebner, the [...]
MO voters will get to vote on “double taxation” amendment (AUDIO)
After a court battle, Missourians will be able to vote on the so called “double taxation” amendment, which deals with real estate taxes. A transfer tax can be imposed by state or local governments, and is collected when you transfer ownership of your home, land or other real estate. Chuck Hatfield, the Attorney for the [...]