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Ken Raumoeller (seated) and his partner, Stephen Lange, check equipment for an electrical representation of spirits at Where Pigs Fly during a recent event.
Monster Paranormal offers interaction with spirits
A radio designed to communicate with spirits crackled and hissed on a recent Saturday evening at Where Pigs Fly near Linn when the word, “Hello” was clearly audible to the 13 people gathered in … more
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This year’s Linn LifeSmarts team has completed the first round of state competition, and team members Gibson Tschappler, Ally Wagner, Marissa Gehlert, FCCLA Advisor Christine Miller, Emma Kucsik, and Case Pinkerton have advanced to the next level.
Miller earns excellence award through FCCLA
Linn R-2 Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS) teacher and Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) Advisor Christine Miller, earned a 2019-20 Excellence in Advising Award from the state … more
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Domestic assault suspect charged with 5 felonies following sheriff's patrol, Herman PD Pursuit
A Morrison man is jailed in Linn without bond following his arrest Friday at a residence in the far northwestern Gasconade County community. Joshua D. Blackburn is charged in a felony no-bond … more
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Firefighters used about 2,000 gallons of water to extinguish Steve Morfeld’s combine during an incident last Wednesday.
Morfeld escapes injury in combine fire
Steve Morfeld of Linn has been farming for a long time but this is the first time he’s ever been involved in a combine fire, and he feels fortunate to have escaped unharmed. “It could have … more
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ike Jacquin led the project to install 102 engraved bricks at the VFW Hall in Linn.
VFW personalized brick campaign completed
A Project launched in June by members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4756 in Linn came to fruition last week with the laying of 102 engraved and some blank bricks covering 15 feet along the … more
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State Tech Commercial Turf and Grounds Instructor Nick Rackers paints a pink ribbon on a lawn in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and below is the finished project.
Real men wear pink at State Tech
Nick Rackers is a Commercial Turf and Grounds Instructor in the Agricultural Department at State Tech. He says there are three kinds of student attracted to the program: landscapers, golf course … more
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Where Pigs Fly owner Cindy Brenneke said her favorite times of the day involve caring for the animals on the farm east of Linn. Currently, she has four blind horses and a blind mule, which provide her a sense of peace and comfort as she cares for them.
Where Pigs Fly celebrates 10th anniversary
Where Pigs Fly owner Cindy Brenneke said when she got started there was no way to anticipate how much this venture would identify her life. “This is not what I foresaw for my future, but I love … more
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Thelma Brown spent a lot of time preparing food in the kitchen for the children in her charge as a long-time childcare provider and owner of Little Britches in Linn.
Thelma Brown retiring, closes Little Britches
"You know my best moment?" grinned Thelma Brown. She was recalling the feeling of taking the last dirty diaper can out to the dumpster. Still, the mist in her eyes reflected the good memories she was … more
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Six of 10 businesses sell alcohol to minor in sting operation
OSAGE COUNTY  — Six of 10 Osage County businesses were caught Thursday selling alcohol to underage customers in an undercover sting operation conducted by the Osage County Sheriff’s … more
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Two Linn students, two Fatima teachers test COVID-19 positive
OSAGE COUNTY  — Two Linn R-2 students have tested positive for COVID, according to Osage County Health Department Administrator Susan Long, who said that as of Tuesday, 155 cases have been … more
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Linn Mayor Dwight Massey said Legends Bank is a cornerstone of the community and thanked everyone involved for the addition of the Legends Bank Park.
Legends Park offers green space, beauty
LINN — Legends Bank President Tom Klebba on Friday said land on which the new pocket park at Linn was developed has seen many iterations over the years before the bank purchased it in 2008, and now … more
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A total of 81 volunteers turned out Saturday at St. James to help build beds for Sleep in Heavenly Peace (SHP). They completed 50 beds, which gives the Rolla Chapter 126 since volunteers Fred and Toni Dautenhahn began about a year ago.
Sleep in Heavenly Peace builds 100th bed Three Rivers’ Helping Hands Foundation grant helps fund project
LINN — Sleep in Heavenly Peace (SHP) volunteer Fred Dautenhahn and a group of 81 volunteers on Saturday built 50 beds at St. James, including the 100th since the Phelps County chapter began its … more
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Argyle Trustee Ronnie Brunnert was sworn in by Village Clerk Kym Brunnert at the board’s Sept. 17 meeting. K
Argyle resident asks for help with Dacon Drive
Local resident Terry Brunnert appeared before the Argyle trustees Sept. 17 asking for gravel on his road at Dacon Drive where it turns to go up onto Brunnert Lane. Brunnert was following up on an … more
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A 5K color run/walk was held Saturday at Linn City Park to help raise funds for Macy Dudenhoeffer, who plans to participate in a missionary trip beginning January through World Race.
5K color run/walk raises funds for missionary trip
LINN  — While the crowd wasn’t as large as organizer Linda Dudenhoeffer had hoped, she is pleased with the support shown at Saturday’s 5K color run/walk at Linn City Park for … more
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Bartlett & West to pursue wastewater grant for the city of Linn
LINN — Linn aldermen last Tuesday voted to have Bartlett & West Engineering pursue a wastewater regionalization grant from the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) for the LeMar … more
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State Tech employees get raises, Spring Break canceled
State Tech Regents on Friday approved a 3% raise for employees. This decision comes after the college experienced 4 straight years of record breaking enrollment numbers. “The last several years … more
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OAD to purchase five new CPR devices
LINN — Osage Ambulance District crews have completed field-testing a new CPR device from LUCAS chest-compression system and following a recommendation at last Wednesday’s meeting by Administrator … more
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An old clay pit on Travis Greer’s property near Linn on Rt. CC was searched Thursday evening by the Mid Missouri Dive & Rescue Team, led by Maries County Sheriff Chris Heitman, in conjunction with the Osage County Sheriff’s Office, in the hope of potentially recovering a stolen vehicle. This was also an opportunity for the dive team to practice search patterns and diver safety
Diver training held in clay pit at Linn
LINN — An old clay pit on Travis Greer’s property near Linn on Rt. CC was searched Thursday evening by the Mid Missouri Dive & Rescue Team, led by Maries County Sheriff Chris Heitman, in … more
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