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    LINN — At a special meeting last Tuesday, March 4, Linn aldermen approved an estimate for $132,000 to build a new restroom at the Linn City Park, awarding the job to MOX … more
  LINN —   Linn R-2 held a groundbreaking ceremony for their new addition last Friday afternoon. “I want to take the time to welcome our students,” opened … more
LINN — Hilke’s Ice owners, Laron and Donna Hilke, announced last week that they sold the business to Home City Ice of Cincinnati, Ohio. “After 51 years of business, we have … more
LINN   — Troop and Pack 17 Scouts will place flyers on doors on Saturday in Linn announcing a food-collection effort. Anyone interested in donating food can leave it on their porch … more
State Tech began its rescheduled Career Expo on Tuesday and the two-day event will wrap up today (Wednesday) at the Activity Center. Gov. Mike Kehoe addressed businesses to kick off the first session … more
LINN —Jake Horton saw a niche in need of his service and took steps to ensure that Horton Auto Sales in Linn could meet that need. “We’ve been using almost every shop in town … more
LINN — As part of the bond issue approved by voters in April, Linn R-2 board members approved a plan to replace the HVAC system in the field house. “We have two options regarding … more
LINN — State Tech recently added a new approximately 3,000-foot walking trail around eight-acre “Lake State Tech.” President Dr. Shawn Strong wants to make sure people realize the … more
LINN — Linn Aldermen Bill Turner addressed Utilities Supervisor Aleks Rowinski about speed limit signs at the board’s Feb. 25 meeting, which was rescheduled due to inclement weather. … more
WESTPHALIA — World War II Army Air veteran Herb Meyer, an assisted-living resident at Stonebridge - Westphalia for the last year, celebrated his 100th birthday on Monday with fellow residents … more
LINN   — At their regular meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 21, aldermen awarded a bid to build the new restrooms at the City Park to MOX Properties for $155,819.33. Aldermen noted some change … more
LINN   —   Chamois artist Fred Schollmeyer’s artwork is being featured until March 28 in an art exhibit entitled “Acrylic Realism” in the Osage County … more
JEFFERSON CITY   — Jefferson City Diocese retired priest Father Ignazio C. Medina, 73, former pastor at St. George Catholic Church in Linn and St. Stanislaus Parish, was sentenced to three … more
LINN   — Linn Mayor Dwight Massey kicked off last weekend’s Christmas on Main Street celebration by thanking those gathered in the frigid outdoors for their continued commitment to … more
LINN— Claire Helmig, 22, of Linn, is poised to begin a three-year term on the State Rehabilitation Council (SRC) following Gov. Mike Parson’s recent appointment. She is understandably … more
LINN   —   At their Dec. 10 meeting, Linn aldermen approved a payment of $341,747.90 to Higgins Asphalt Paving Company for improvements on East Lee Street. Along with the final … more
LINN — Bob “Mr. M” Marinowski, who has been teaching at St. George School since 1969, was selected to serve as this year’s grand marshal at the Linn Lions Christmas Parade, … more
From Friday through Sunday, Linn’s Christmas on Main Street will feature a “Santa’s Circus” theme to celebrate the event’s sixth year. Christmas on Main Street … more
LINN   — Machinery Repairman First Class (Surface Warfare) Stephen W. Otten, who served in the United States Navy from 1992 to 2001, told those gathered for the Wreaths for Heroes program … more
LINN—When Good Shepherd Food Pantry personnel announced a few weeks ago that their food supplies were dangerously low heading into the holidays, they never expected the outpouring of community … more
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