Classifieds: May 11 – May 17, 2023
For Sale: For Sale: Used Lawnmowers for sale or lawnmower repair. Call 573-202-1337. L/17/4tp For Sale: WW Ranch Swap and Sell Homestead Market. May 13, 8 a.m. till 1 p.m. 8386 West Highway 32, Salem, MO. 573-247-5177. L/19/1tp For Sale: All sizes of passenger and light truck tires and lawn mower tires and tubes. OK…
Read MoreConvoy of Hope delivers water to Success School
By Shari Harris, Publisher The challenges of providing safe environments for learning and a quality education are many for the administrators and teachers of today. For Superintendent Stephanie McKinney and her team at Success R-VII School, working together to fill in the gaps at a small K-8 school is commonplace, but when they recently…
Read MoreIn this edition: May 4, 2023
In addition to the current media postings, in this week’s print edition of The Licking News: Make plans to attend the 2023 Licking Junk Derby; proceeds help with maintenance and restoration of the Licking Mill. The City of Licking is holding the City Wide Yard Sale and Spring Cleanup days. Show your support for the…
Read MoreSCCC supports National Crime Victims’ Rights Week
By Christy Porter, Managing Editor Warden Michele Buckner welcomed Licking Mayor Keith Cantrell as National Crime Victim’s Rights Week (April 23 – April 29) was proclaimed at the South Central Correctional Center on Tuesday, April 25. The proclamation recognized that “Survivor Voices: Elevate. Engage. Effect Change.” SCCC’s dedication and the City of Licking’s commitment to…
Read MoreSpring Concerts at Licking schools
By Shari Harris, Publisher The Licking Elementary Spring concert was held Monday evening, April 24, at the Sherman Hill Field House. Songs from the movie “The Greatest Showman” were featured. Elementary students composed The Greatest Showman Ensemble, which accompanied a variety of performers including Oscar Phillips, Isaac Rinne, Autumn Wiebe, Aubrie Peterson, Lisa Haneline,…
Read MoreFish, food, fun and laughter
Photos by Christy Porter
Read MoreMan sought for questioning in Summersville incident
The Summersville Police Department is seeking information regarding an incident that occurred shortly before 7:30 a.m. on April 27 on 5th Street, west of Highway 17. According to the department, officers were notified of a male subject trying to lure a female juvenile into his car. The man reportedly pulled up alongside the juvenile as…
Read MoreSullins receives Army Character Award
Licking Baseball celebrates Senior Night
By Harv Antle LICKING – The Licking Wildcats lost their third straight game when they dropped a 15-3 decision on Monday night, April 24, against Hartville at Deer Lick Park. Hartville scored eight runs over the first two innings and put the game away with a seven-run sixth. Licking fell to 13-5 with the setback.…
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