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Two Car Crash Followed by Man Hunt in Shelby County

By Marlana Bonnell According to a statement released by the Shelby County Sheriff’s Office, Shelby County 911 had a report at 5:51 p.m., Tuesday, August 2, 2016 about a two car accident. James C. Racich, 31 of Munster, IN, was taken to Hannibal Regional Medical Center with minor injuries. He was driving a 2000 Ford…

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Lewis County Primary Election Results

A total of 1600 Lewis County voters made their way to the polls for the Primary Election on Tuesday, August 2, 2016 casting 1,011 Republican ballots, 587 Democratic ballots and two Libertarian ballots. Voter turnout in Lewis County was 27.38 percent. In the Assessor race, four candidates were narrowed down to two. On the Democratic…

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Shelby County Primary Election Results

On Tuesday, August 2, 2016 a total of 1,474 ballots were cast in Shelby County, Missouri, during the primary election, out of 4,509 registered voters. Voter turnout in Shelby County was 32.69 percent. Of the ballots cast, 673 Republican ballots were cast and 799 Democratic ballots were cast. Only one ballot was cast for the…

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Knox County Primary Election Results

One race has been decided, so far, in Knox County for this election cycle. Incumbent Knox County Eastern District Commissioner Mike Fox will retain his seat. He has won over challenger William (Bill) Gosney by a margin of 60 votes. Both Fox and Gosney ran on the Democratic Ballot. Fox received a total of 209…

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Vandalism at Henry Sever Lake in Baring

According to the Knox County Presiding Commissioner Evan Glasgow, someone recently drove into the sign at Baring Sever Lake, which broke and damaged the sign. Glasgow is asking anyone with any information regarding this act of vandalism to please contact the Knox County Commissioners Office or the Knox County Sheriffs Office. “We have been diligently…

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FEMA Urges the Midwest Region to Be Prepared for Extreme Heat

Urging Residents to Download FEMA Smartphone App Designed to Help Families Before, During, and After Disasters Kansas City, MO – The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Region VII office is urging residents across the region to take steps now to prepare their families and communities for extreme heat, by reviewing important safety information and downloading…

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