Group gives fire chief OK to apply for grant

Granby Fire Chief Kevin Johnson approached the Granby City Council on Tuesday night to ask for approval to apply for a Missouri Department of Conservation grant.

Former Granby resident reaches walking milestone

A former Granby resident achieved a milestone on Thanksgiving. Clayton Ogle, 72, of  the St. Louis area, walked his 50,000th mile.

Granby mayor pays town DNR fine

Granby Mayor Donna Fullerton said Tuesday she had paid a $2,500 fine leveled by the Missouri Department of Natural Resources regarding a burning permit.

Car show benefit held for Granby Fire Department

On Saturday, Tim and Janette Murphy organized the Granby Fireman’s Car Show, held in front of Granby House on Main Street.

Granby votes to buy rock, asphalt

A “stop-gap” measure dealing with water leaks was approved during Tuesday night’s Granby City Council meeting.

East Newton approved for safe room funds

About two years ago, the East Newton School Board applied for a federal grant for a safe room.

Granby firefighters get new bunker gear

On Monday, Granby Fire Department received some new fire equipment, thanks to a grant.

Granby gearing up for celebration

Organizers with Granby’s Old Mining Town Days (OMTD) are putting the finishing touches on the annual event, slated for this Friday through Sunday.

Granby approves funds for sludge testing

“It is 503 regulations: sludge has to be tested every year for metals concentration and vector attraction,” said Charles Sweet, wastewater superintendent. “So that it can be land applied, it has to meet certain criteria in order to be land applicable.”

East Newton OKs tutoring program

During Tuesday night’s East Newton R-6 School Board meeting, board members approved the district tutoring program.

Granby seeks wastewater assistant

Starting today, the city of Granby is advertising for a backup wastewater operator.

DNR cites Granby for open burning

The Missouri Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has sent a letter to Granby Mayor Donna Fullerton regarding burning of solid waste collected during a citywide clean up.

Granby loses maintenance barn in Tuesday storm

The city of Granby’s maintenance barn — located near the Granby Annex and  Community Building — was damaged in a storm just after 10 p.m. Tuesday.

Granby to return alley garbage pickup

After phone calls from Granby residents about alley trash pick up resuming, the Granby City Council voted Tuesday night to go back to the trash service.

East Newton BBQ dinner raises Young Farmer funds

A sizeable crowd was seen on Friday night during East Newton’s Young Farmer’s all you can eat barbecue pork dinner and work auction.

East Newton FFA slates work auction

A unique event will help provide scholarships to deserving East Newton ag students.

The annual all-you-can- eat barbecue pork dinner and work auction is scheduled for Friday. The dinner will be held at the East Newton High School cafeteria, while the work auction will be at the gymnasium.

Leo Club teaches value of serving others

On Friday night at the Neosho Civic, the East Newton chapter of the Leo Club hosted its installation of new officers and members.

East Newton approves summer schedule

The East Newton R-6 School District approved the summer school schedule during its Tuesday night meeting.

Granby puts hold on natural gas decision

During Tuesday night’s Granby City Council, the council decided to table switching natural gas providers.

With the exception of RL Arnall and Bill Cooper, the council has three new faces on it: Mayor Donna Fullerton, Tom Cole south ward alderman and Melinda Stribling, north ward alderwoman. Fullerton has been the mayor before and has served on the council.

Granby sees return of former mayor

A former Granby mayor is returning to her former seat.

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