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Moberly Middle School Student Takes Third at Mizzou Song Writing Competition

Ex-Cougar hoops star mentors future talent in Mid-Missouri with training program

A former Columbia College basketball standout has dedicated himself to taking his skill on the court to future generations of basketball players in Mid-Missouri

More Tutoring Opportunities Coming to Moberly Middle School

Parent-teacher conference upcoming for Moberly schools - Moberly Monitor-Index

The Moberly School District fall parent teacher conferences are coming up soon. These conferences will be held the week of October 23. Conferences for the Moberly Middle School, Moberly High …

Moberly School District Parent Teacher Conferences Next Week

Moberly Looks at MAP Results - Central Mo Info

Randolph County health inspections - Moberly Monitor-Index

The following is a summary of the May 2023 food inspections performed by the Randolph County Health Department: Fiesta Bar & Grill, May 19, potential drainage issues with the floor drain as …

Moberly School District offering free meals this summer - Moberly Monitor-Index

The Moberly School District will be offering free meals this summer. The free breakfasts and lunches will be served to anyone ages 5 to 18 Monday through Thursday beginning May 30 and ending …

Health Department releases March inspection results

MOBERLY — The Randolph County Health Department released its March inspection results last week. March 8 Pizza Works: No violations. March 13 Moberly Senior High: No …

Area students learn from two prominent book authors

Area students learn from two prominent book authors Submitted by Rachel Grimes, Little Dixie Regional Libraries Moberly area students had an opportunity of a lifetime as they were able to meet two award winning authors during a special presentation co-sponsored by Little Dixie Regional Libraries held Thursday, April 15 at Moberly's 4th Street Theatre. Both Watt Key, author of Alabama Moon and Deep Water, and Dusti Bowling, author of 24 Hours in Nowhere and Canyon's Edge, were keynote speakers who answered questions as they visited with approximately 300 students from five schools. These award winning authors were requested by students. Both have been nominated for Missouri writing awards and write for juveniles.