Advertisement

State Track Update: New Haven Girls win 4x400 heat.........Chamois 7th in their heat..........Chamois Autumn Baker 4th in 1600m -Boys 1600m - Seth Schenck 2nd, Clay Nolte 5th...........- New Haven girls 4x200 qualifies for finals, running a season best time of 152.90...........-Chamois' Alison Mehmert Class 1 Girls High Jump State Champion (5'3")...... - New Haven Girls 4x800 grabs 3rd Place State Medal

Two Firefighters Bring A Smile To House Fire Victim

New Haven, Mo. – No one ever expects coming home after a day of work to their home filled with smoke and all of their possessions destroyed except for the cloths they’re wearing.

Unfortunately this was the case for the resident of Monday’s house fire after he came home from work only to find his home filled with smoke.

He told QuickNewsNow after arriving home he went inside in an attempt to locate the source.  When he opened the door to one of the bedrooms heavy smoke began barreling from the room. He slammed the door shut, grabbing a phone as he ran outside to call 911.

BREAKING NEWS: Fire Crews Battle Smoky Blaze

New Havne, Mo. - Fire crews responded to the 900 block of Maupin Street Monday night around 10:15 p.m. for a first alarm with reports of smoke in the residence.

The homeowner told QuickNewsNow that he had just gotten home from work when he noticed smoking coming from the residence.

He said after entering the home, he opened a bedroom dorm and large blooms of smoke began filling the house.  He said he grabbed his phone, ran out the door and called 911.

Re/Max Today and Citizens Bank Team Up In Canned Food Drive Vintage Restaurant New Spring Menu

Photo courtesy of Citizens Bank

Pictured from left to right are Michelle Guehne and Elisha Hoerstkamp, Re/Max Today.   Karen Menke of Citizens Bank is presenting a Kindle Fire to the winner of the drawing, Tom April, Flamingo Key Bed & Breakfast, followed by Jenna Miller,Citizens Bank and Luke Otten, Re/Max Today.

Three Females Called "Names" Before Suspect Fires Shotgun At A Bush

St. Clair, Mo. - Yesterday evening around 7:50 p.m. Franklin County Deputies responded for report of gunshots fired approximately seven miles west of St. Clair on Sunflower Lane.

After Deputies arrived in the 900 block a male subject was found standing on the deck of a residence, holding a shotgun behind his back along with a pouch containing several rounds of ammunition.

According to Sheriff Gary Toelke, the incident began after the suspect’s dog ran towards three females who were walking their dog.  The victims told deputies before hearing several shots fired; the suspect retrieved the dog and then began calling them “names.”

MCD Expects Lots Of Gobbling And Good Spring Turkey Season

JEFFERSON CITY–Hunters hoping to bag mature gobblers during the early season should cultivate patience and watch wild turkey hens, according to the Show-Me State’s top turkey expert.

Resource Scientist Jason Isabelle oversees turkey management for the Missouri Department of Conservation. Like other hunters, he has been watching the weather and thinking about how it will affect hunting conditions during the spring turkey hunting season April 15 through May 5. Those considerations go all the way back to last year’s record drought.

Acorns are the single most important food source for wild turkeys in southern Missouri and other areas where forest is the dominant land cover. Waste grain is a staple food for turkeys in areas where row-crop agriculture dominates the landscape. Last year’s drought caused shortages of these dietary mainstays in many areas, but Isabelle doesn’t expect this to have a dramatic impact on the state’s turkey population.

Breaking News: New Haven Scholar Bowl Team Plows Through Districts

Pictured is the 2013 District Scholar Bowl Champions.
Photo couresy Seth Schenck.

Linn, Mo. – Saturday evening New Haven High School’s Scholar Bowl Team capped off their dominating performance with a District Championship after up upended the Linn Wildcats 460-290.

New Haven began the day on fire by leveling New Bloomfield 590-60 in their first match, then it was Belle who was burned 440-150 to top of pool play.

JV Scholar Scholar Bowl Repeats Dominating the Conference – Varsity Looks For Redemption at Districts

Photos courtesy Jared Pruessner
Pictured is the JV team from left to right are Coach Jared Pruessner, Andrew Menke, Nathan Allgaier, Josh Fitts, Hannah Kruse, Robbie Cichon, Drew Armfield, Keagan Parsons, and Clare Roth.

New Haven’s JV Scholar Bowl Team dominated the Four Rivers Conference Meet to win their second straight conference championship.

The varsity team suffered two tough overtime losses, leaving them to come up short from defending their conference championship, ending the day by taking second.

Today the Shamrocks travel to Linn for the district meet, looking to rectify their disappointing loss in last year’s district finals.

Confirmed Tornado Touchdown Wednesday Night Near St. Albans, Mo

The NWS provided an illistration, showing the path of a confirmed tornado touchdown near St. Albans.

Click on image to enlarge.

Franklin County, Mo. – Early Friday evening the National Weather Service released their second Storm Damage Survey Results after powerful storms hit areas across Franklin County.

This evenings report confirms a tornado touching down near St. Albans, Mo.

The NWS released their first report late Thursday night saying, “Several Microbursts occurred within the Sullivan area, producing narrow swaths of significant straight line winds with speeds of 100 mph reported by an automated weather station at the Sullivan Airport.”

Carter’s Recalls Infant Clothing with Zippers Due to Choking Hazard

The United States Consumer Product Safety Commission has announced a recall concerning eight styles of Carter's, Child of Mine, Just One You, and Baby B'Gosh footed pajamas marketed and sized for babies aged Birth - 9 months.

These items were sold at OshKosh B’gosh, Walmart, and Target nationwide from December 2012 through January 2013 for between $7 and $20.  Baby B’gosh sleepwear was also sold online at www.oshkoshbgosh.com.

Consumers should stop using this product unless otherwise instructed. It is illegal to resell or attempt to resell a recalled consumer product.

Recall Details:

Units: About 218,000

Military Veteran and Cancer Survivor Will Cook for 'The King'

Courtesy of PRNewswire

LISLE, Ill - Growing up, Army Staff Sergeant Fabian Hall could always be found in the kitchen with his grandmother.  After learning family recipes and many culinary skills, he will now have the opportunity to put his talents on display this weekend.

Hall was surprised Thursday evening outside a Kroger grocery store in Ft. Worth, Texas, by the driver of the famed No. 43 Richard Petty Motorsports Ford, Aric Almirola.  Stepping out of his race car at the store, Almirola handed Hall an Eckrich grilling set and asked if he could help grill for the race team and owner, "The King" Richard Petty, during this weekend's race activities.

Get’em While There Hot – Hotdogs, Chips, Drinks and Cookies Right Now

Sue Viehland (left) waiting for David Engelbrecht to take the first round of hotdogs off the grill.

New Haven, Mo. – It’s Cardinal Day at Citizens Bank.  David Engelbrecht has been baring the cold and windy weather, grilling up jumbo hotdogs.

We were just at Citizens Bank where you can sign up to win four Cardinal tickets against the Mets.  They have chips, soda and water, and cookies.

Pages