Pulaski County Commissioners received roughly $1.6 million from the Missouri Department of Transportation, or MoDOT, on Monday to restore Devil's Elbow bridge on Route 66.
Members of the St. Robert Park Committee, seeking to stretch a dollar, are looking for help as they make recommendations for a municipal golf course.
Pulaski County district commissioners and their crews worked Monday, clearing roads and debris from weekend storms.
Have you come across unfamiliar reptiles, amphibians or fungi while exploring Missouri outdoors, or your own backyard?
Water samples drawn from the Lake of the Ozarks Tuesday found none with E. coli levels in excess of federal standards for public swimming beaches, the Missouri Department of Natural Resources announced today.
The Pulaski County Commission is hoping to stop illegal dumping off county roads.
The Pulaski County Tourism Bureau and Visitors Center unveiled its mobile phone Web site Tuesday.
Betheny Martin is St. Robert’s new park facilities supervisor.
The Silver Ghost Association Inc. (SGA Inc.) rolled into the Hampton Inn around 5 p.m. Saturday.
Get ready for some non-stop fun as the Pulaski County Fair begins Thursday.
The fair comes to the St. Robert Community Park. The fair runs Thursday through Sunday and has plenty of fun activities for children and adults of all ages. General admission is free, but The ATV Rodeo is $5, and the bull riding competition is $10.
St. Robert Park Board members on Monday reviewed plans for a pair of par-3, nine-hole golf courses, and the panel recommended the midtown plan, which, if approved by City Council members Monday, could begin excavation this fall.
Lauding the practice of providing a sufficient layer of sub-rock base before laying asphalt, the Pulaski County Commission on Monday agreed to accept the half-mile of asphalt road as its own at “The Piney” from developer David Harbaugh.
Robert Bell, a Boy Scout with Troop 202 of Waynesville will receive the Eagle Scout award at a Court of Honor on Saturday, June 26.
A team of students from Missouri University of Science and Technology is about to embark on an 1,200-mile solar car race through the Midwest.
Resampling of the single Lake of the Ozarks cove that exceeded federal E. coli guidelines for public swimming areas last week has yielded another result that exceeds those guidelines.
Cub Scout Pack 202 of Waynesville participated in Scout Quest 100, the 100th anniversary (1910-2010) celebration of Boy Scouts of America with the Greater St. Louis Area Council.
Multiple washouts have deemed the old building useless, so the city proceeded with a new facility that has more than just a few perks.
To ask the approximately 25 homeowners in the area, it has been long in coming, but streets on Keller, Heritage and Hiltner just off Missouri Route Y north of St. Robert, soon will be asphalted.
