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The Southern Boone Eagles split a pair of games Friday to start the Missouri River Festival, beating St. Charles West 6-3 before losing 4-2 to Pembroke Hill.

The Blair Oaks offense came through when it needed to. The Falcons collected only one hit, but Warren Davis’ sixth-inning RBI single put them up for good in a 3-1 Tri-County Conference win Saturday afternoon against the Southern Boone Eagles at Vivion Field.

Some students have trouble sleeping in their dorm or apartment while at school, due to increased noise levels that often occur in student living areas.

California Pintos basketball looked to win their third game in the last five days on Friday night against the Southern Boone Eagles.

It’s a scheduling dream come true. The Blair Oaks Falcons are playing a Week 9 game against the Southern Boone Eagles with plenty on the line tonight. It’s a state-ranked matchup between the Class 3 No. 1 Falcons and the Class 3 No. 10 Eagles. There’s a chance for Blair Oaks to move up to the coveted No. 1 spot in the district standings. And, most importantly, the Tri-County Conference championship is up for grabs, as both teams enter the game with 5-0 records in Tri-County play.

TULSA, Okla. — A former Grand Lake man with numerous fraud convictions was sentenced on Friday to three years in a federal prison for violating his parole. Michael Chase Morris, 61, of Tulsa appeared in U.S. District Court where he was found guilty for violating his probation on bank fraud and three counts of making […]

The Blair Oaks offense came to life and Wil Libbert bounced back from his second career loss. Those two things added up to a perfect opportunity for the Falcons to get their long-awaited first win of the season, and it came against the defending state champions. Blair Oaks sent 11 batters to the plate in the top of the first inning, Libbert struck out 11 batters and the Falcons knocked off the Southern Boone Eagles for an 8-2 victory Tuesday night in Tri-County Conference play at Southern Boone ...

The Southern Boone Eagles capped their best baseball season in program history Thursday afternoon with a state title. Southern Boone broke a tie with Logan-Rogersville by scoring four runs in the sixth inning and adding 0two more in the seventh, pulling away to an 8-3 victory in the Class 4 state championship game at U.S. Ballpark. Southern Boone ends the season with a 34-2 record, claiming the first state title in program history.

Southern Boone senior Hayden Steelman was asked to save the Eagles’ season Thursday night. With the bases loaded with one out in the sixth inning, and with the Eagles clinging to a one-run lead against the Blair Oaks Falcons, it looked like Steelman had the tallest of tasks in front of him. Instead, he made it look like another day at the park.