Hillsboro, Missouri, United States (Local)
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By: Laura Marlow
Tickets for the Leader ’s first-ever Celebrating Women event have sold out, but those who were lucky enough to snag a ticket are in for quite an evening. The theme is “Hippie Chicks,” and attendees are encouraged to dress and accessorize as if headed for Woodstock.
Steve Stoll holds a copy of his book. The cover is a watercolor painted by the late Sister Borgia Fehlig.
Stella Halim of House Springs and Jim Coleman join a game of bingo at last year’s De Soto Senior Expo.
By: Laura Marlow, Sherree Faries Fite
The 28th annual De Soto Home Show on April 6 will offer lots of information for those interested in home improvements.
Local parks closer to the path of totality will experience a larger percent totality, but everyone in the area will have a good view of the eclipse.
By: Laura Marlow
Valle Ambulance District officials are on the lookout to buy property where a new House 3 can be built.
The Rock Township Ambulance District and the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office plan to share a facility, which will be at Lions Den Road west of Old Lemay Ferry Road in Imperial.
Life Story for Fred Dietrich, a longtime funeral director in De Soto.
Two readers from Hillsboro and one from Imperial came up winners in the annual “Way Back When” photo contest, sponsored by Leader Publications and Grand Times, its publication for seniors. Readers were asked to submit photos from more than 25 years ago for the contest.
Alexandria Lammert of Exit Elite Realty in Arnold is living both sides of the real estate business these days.
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