The speedy Ross Seitter busts out from the batters box against Owensville, leading off the game with a base hit and a 2-3 night at the plate.
By Kyle Quick

Where has the baseball season disappeared too; dark black clouds and blankets of rains have nearly washed away New Haven's season, causing numerous games cancelled and several that will not be rescheduled.

New Haven picked up two big conference wins last week, snapping a two game skid with an 8-5 win at St. Clair and holding off St. James to win their second straight 3-2.  Overall New Haven sits at 6-7 on the year and 3-2 in conference.

Pictured: Chelsea Baumstark (right) presents (left) Luke Otten and Ruth Rethemeyer a $500 check on behalf of New Haven Lumber to Camp Trinity.

Over the past eight years New Haven Lumber has donated over $16,000 to various local organizations that support the New Haven community in numerous ways.

Thursday afternoon on the behalf of New Haven Lumber Store, Manager Ernie Swoboda and Chelsea Baumstark presented a check for $1000 to the New Haven Ministerial Alliance, which will go towards the New Haven Food Pantry.

2013 Senior class infront of the Biltmore Mansion

By Taylor Goad

Charlottesville, VA - Tonight QuickNewsNow’s Student Intern Taylor and her two sidekicks, Megan and Lauren give a brief report from Charlottesville, VA after visiting the Biltmore Mansion earlier today.

Above shows responders manipulating pipes and fittings using their hands or non-sparking tools to simulate containing a leak from loose piping

Photos courtesy of Brian Strubberg.

Franklin County, Mo. - Franklin County’s Homeland Security Response Team (HRST) is the team is made up of specially trained first responders from around the county. The team is fully equipped to handle any type of biological and/or Hazards Material (HazMat) incidents that may occur in the county.

New Haven- Berger Fire was one of the initial participating agencies when the HSRT was formed and continues to play an active role today.

UPDATED:
Berger, Mo. – While no one was injuried in Saturday's crash 35-year-old Ami Turner of Desoto, Mo was arrested and charged with a DWI.

Saturday evening shortly before 6 p.m. New Haven/Berger Fire Department responded for a second vehicle rollover in as many days.

The accident occurred just west of the Franklin/Gasconade County line on Highway 100 in the area of Berger Road.

The driver of a white Mazda truck easily could have been the cause of a catastrophic crash, fortunately both the driver and passenger walked away uninjured, most importantly there was no oncoming vehicle when she crossed the center line.

UPDATED: Sat 9 a.m.
New Haven, Mo. – New Haven/Berger Fire and New Haven EMS responded early Friday evening around 5:20 p.m. for a vehicle rollover on Highway E and Good Hope Road, approximately six miles south of New Haven.

The Missouri State Highway Patrol says that inattentiveness lead to Friday evening’s accident, sending two people transported to Mercy Hospital by EMS

According to the MSHP 20-year-old Jeffrey Dieckhaus was driving the 2009 Chrysler PT Cruiser when losing control while inattentive, sustaining minor injuries.

In the vehicle with Dickhause was 16-year-old Michael Weigel who also sustained only minor injuries.  Both individuals are from New Haven, Mo. and both were wearing their seatbelts.