Lebanon, MO News

• Lebanon, MO News
• BREAKING: Local psychologist indicted in scheme to defraud Medicare, Medicaid
• Carnett to throw out first pitch
• Sunday's LDR to be delivered early Saturday
• Man tells officer to do ‘real’ police work, gets arrested
• LCHD may begin charging fees
• Wash. man hurt in Thursday crash on Mo. 32
• Voter ID issue won’t be on ballot
• Summer reading programs for all ages start Tuesday
• 2 hurt in separate crashes Wednesday
• Bikers invited for memorial ride, blessing
• Man who sued jail returns after arrest
• Warrant issued for pastor's arrest for allegedly inappropriately touching a Walm...
• Veterans invited to weekend campout
• Community Memorial Day service planned
• Baseball camps at Lebanon cancelled
• Super Trucks to highlight Saturday’s show at I-44 Speedway
• Rustlin' up some grub for hurt vets
• Conway kids donate for Joplin students
• Traffic stop yields meth, ‘metal cleaner’ early today
• Brakes fail, causing 3-car wreck
• Lebanon R-3 announces Teacher of the Year Awards...
• Historic jail in need of repairs
• Deputy grabs shotgun from suicidal man
• Public works announces schedule
• Plake qualifies for state meet in 400
• Sales taxes for county dive in May
• Woman jailed after threatening a deputy
• P-burg man charged for giving girl synthetic pot
• The Dictator disappoints and earns a "D" grade
• Court decision has state scrambling
• Jeep runs off road; 2 hurt Thursday
• Walk, run fundraiser set for June 7
• Giving the gift of education in Nicaragua
• Police seize stolen bicycle, arrest man
• AG charges local couple with fraud, theft
• Schoeller charged for hiding Wolfson’s role
• Kannyn Ball Run to aid SCAN program
• K-9s find no evidence of drugs in school parking lot
• Lebanon man indicted for fraud from Joplin tornado
• BREAKING NEWS: This is the contractor that was leasing the Allen Building last y...
• Remembering Our Fallen
• Shrouts guilty of lesser charge
• Special showing of 'Dystopia' will benefit COPE
• Audit for FY11 points out city’s ‘weaknesses’
• R-3 continues grading schools
• Bears fall to Dixon in finals
• Boswell's new outdoor classroom honors the late Sue Wade
• Man threatens to burn house with wife, mother-in-law inside
• Conway couple faces drug charges
• Bridge replacement delayed
• Dudley out as head coach at LHS
• Shrouts guilty of lesser charge
• Art in Bloom set for this weekend
• Judge to give verdict in Shrout trial
• Stidham scheduled for pre-trial conference today
• Lebanon athletes advance to Sectional track meet
• If you aren't among the people that are helping "The Avengers" break box office...
• Hours cut at rural post offices
• County will remain in 26th Judicial Circuit
• Bridge work begins on Mo. 32
• Check out these photos from the 2012 Lebanon High School Scholarship Ceremony
• Sheriff candidates attend forum
• Debate continues over busses in Bennett Spring
• Rotary honors LHS scholars, welcomes president of UM system
• Bears fall in finale
• Check out these photos from the 2012 Magnet assembly
• Marshfield pastor arrested for sexual misconduct
• Former councilman, Larry Beck, sentenced to 3 years in prison
• Park Board seeks public input on future projects
• Police will teach kids about law enforcement
• Final LHS play of the year starts Friday
• Nelson Pond is getting a face lift
• Candidates disclose finances
• Cowboys to rustle up some grub, funds for Wounded Warriors
• Masked teens say they only wanted to 'scare' people
• Lebanon outlasts ‘Jays
• Traveling pictorial honoring Missouri's military members killed in Iraq, Afghani...
• Tea Party to hold forum for sheriff candidates
• Local man hurt in Wright County crash Monday
• Columbia man faces drug charges after traffic stop
• Bill should have no impact on R-3 educators
• Weather in the Ozarks gets 'back to normal'
• Mammography to go 3-D
• Public Works announces this week's work schedule
• Siren testing postponed to May 15, says OEM
• Districts prepare for summer school
• The Five-Year Engagement is one of those almost good movies
• Hundreds of young anglers turn out for Kids Fishing
• Man dies in crash
• Committee mulls expanding memorial
• Spring Classic Car Show set for Saturday
• LCHD, Crosslines team up to provide rent-free medical equipment
• R-3 Board OKs turf bid
• MoDOT awards repair bid
• Looking for love? This could be your lucky weekend
• Boswell teacher named assistant principal
• Airport board chairman resigns
• Stage set for LAH production
• New look coming for city utility bills
• Daisies for dinner? Wildflowers can add a new flair to foods
• Former Lebanon standout leads College of the Ozarks in several offensive categories
• Former NFL player Junior Seau found dead at California home
• Airport suit finalization postponed
• Can a city make a county get a building permit?
• Rogersville man killed in Mo. 5 crash
• Local MDC agent says there have been 3 reports of a young black bear
• Council's airport debate rages on
• Pair charged in connection with March drug raid
• Dad, teen fight over milk
• Opening night at I-44 Speedway
• Is Ken York's chicken hearing the Call of the Wild?
• Warmer temps, no rain expected later this week
• Will state cuts in tourism dollars impact Lebanon?
• 4 charged after raid
• Vehicle purchases to top list of council items tonight, says Heard
• Starting today, The Daily Record will have a new Home and Garden section!
• Emilio Estevez and father, Martin Sheen, film shows that journey is more importa...
• Son returns to mother after being gone 63 years
• Health Dept. funding for shots reduced
• Lebanon teen jailed after appearing drunk at school
• Ag director stresses the need for farms
• "Over the River and Through the Woods" starts tonight
• Father, son face charges in theft case
• Serious injuries reported in Thursday crash
• Storms could bring tornadoes, large hail today
• Judge will announce Shrout decision in May
• Five receive honors at annual Red Cross breakfast
• Vehicle, cattle rustled in Phillipsburg area
• Unsanctioned belly-button piercing reported
• Prosecutors scramble to show Robert Shrout had ‘duty of care’ for his stepson in...
• 47-year-old from Lebanon flown to Springfield hospital after accidental shooting
• Felony charges filed in child molestation case
• LPD joining Youth Alcohol Enforcement initiative
• Luncheon to focus on skin cancer prevention, screening
• OFH assisting with food assistance applications
• St. Louis Cardinals' World Series trophy makes Lebanon stop
• Lebanon competes at MSU Relays
• Breaking:LPD, EMS respond to shooting report
• Prosecutor says boy was 'caged' in
• Couple returns from vacation to find $7K worth of items missing
• Man arrested after trooper finds him driving stolen car
• Art in Bloom set for May
• Shrout trial begins today in Camdenton
• Zipping along in the Ozarks
• City announces Public Works schedule for this week
• Agencies not participating in National Drug Take-Back Day
• Local woman faces felony drug charge
• Archer, Overstreet win doubles championship at Waynesville Tournament
• Drew Goddard and Joss Whedon have made a horror/comedy film unlike any other. A...
• Sales tax holiday ends Wednesday
• City applies for grant for DWI enforcement
• County ranks 7th in Mo. turkey harvest
• Jackets take seventh in home tournament
• Experts give tips on avoiding ticks
• Police, deputies track down shoplifter
• Holden says Midwest should build relationship with China
• Tickets on sale for Hometown Heroes Breakfast on April 26
• Mother, stepfather face involuntary manslaughter charges in death of disabled teen
• Annual free fishing day set for May 5 at Bennett Spring State Park
• Man may face charge for selling cable TV to neighbors
• How can it be nobody’s road?
• Trooper nabs Texas fugitive after traffic stop
• Keeth leads Conway to win
• Items may be taken to Public Works facility Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon for Tr...
• Discussion at Lebanon City Council meeting quickly moves to airport project
• EIA predicts that cost will rise to national average of $4.01 in May
• R-1 School Board approved weighted grade scale at Conway High School
• MercyMe Run set for April 28
• Holiday gives tax payers a couple of extra days to file
• I-44 improvement project earns accolades
• Real Life Church victim of burglary over the weekend
• City announces Public Works schedule for the week
• All of you espionage fans out there should check out "Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy,...
• NWS has issued flood warning for Eastern Laclede County until 10 a.m.
• Judy Fortner settles in as new tourism director
• LTCC grad Wes Jones brings his artistry back home
• Thanks to a raid by area law enforcement officers, an alleged drug dealer is beh...
• Author recalls life in the Ozarks in latest book
• After vowing to pull the plug on his construction project, Hall narrowly wins Zo...
• Rain through Sunday night predicted
• Serious to minor injuries reported by MSHP in Mo. 64 crash
• Former national security adviser for Reagan stumps for Steelman
• Marijuana paraphernalia allegedly found on student's person
• Parks Dept. could end year with $200,000 surplus
• OEM director encourages families to prepare for disaster before it happens
• Attorneys submit proposed preliminary injunction which includes 'probation perio...
• Wrinkle says Nebo shooting death is being investigated as a homicide
• Knapp says balanced budget leaves 'a lot on the table'
• Local farmers markets set to open soon
• LCSO still investigating fatal shooting near Nebo
• Man faces multiple felonies for allegedly blindly shooting towards a deputy
• Annual Hometown Heroes Breakfast set for April 26 at Civic Center
• Route 66 rededication ceremony set for June 9
• Man shot and killed in Nebo area
• Our Town, Your Town set for June 9 at Floyd W. Jones Memorial Airport
• Springfield woman killed in I-44 crash Saturday
• Department of Defense program loans Humvee to Laclede County Sheriff's Office
• The team behind the hit "Juno" brings a dark comedy about a woman who never matu...
• New drug may hinder meth making
• Hartzler town hall meeting set for Wednesday at Civic Center
• LTCC's Building Trades class breaks ground on new classroom; building to be name...
• Airport project could come down to a mayoral tie-breaker
• Police are looking for man who allegedly threatened a boy with a handgun at a lo...
• Anderson wins mayoral election; Crabtree and Elmore take contested City Council...
• Lincoln Days to be held Thursday night
• Esther holding Go Green fundraiser Thursday
• Lyle Anderson wins mayoral race
• Starting at 7 p.m., check our website for up-to-the-minute election results
• White nose syndrome expected to devastate state’s bat population
• Man allegedly offers deputies hundreds of dollars to let him go after being arre...
• Multi-denominational Easter Sunrise Service set for 7 a.m. Sunday in Kenneth E....
• Three Hits and a Miss concert 7:30 p.m. today at Kenneth E. Cowan Civic Center T...
• Teens battle to the death in "The Hunger Games"
• Voting open tomorrow in Laclede County from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.
• Sentencing in October 2009 triple homicide has been continued
• 5 people named Hometown Heroes
• Can there be an appeal to the airport issue?
• Mayoral candidates respond to LDR questionnaire
• Chuck Jordan seeks re-election in Ward 4
• Route N bridge over Mill Creek to be closed for month and a half
• Construction expense for airport expansion could be as much as $500K lower, acco...
• Heard says new budget will be easier to read
• Meth lab discovered in home near Lebanon High School
• Steve Sing and Dennis Elmore respond to LDR questionnaire
• Man behind Tuesday's lockdown of 4 Lebanon elementary schools is jailed on $10K...
• Woman stands accused of burning her baby to death in 2007
• Man allegedly threatened to kill his wife and children so four Lebanon schools w...
• New county OEM director starts job today
• Ward 2 candidates give their stances on variety of issues facing city
• Conway elementary school gets new principal
• Jeremiah Green arrested on warrant for child molestation
• Lebanon R-3 Superintendent gives update on Hillcrest situation. No one actually...
• Mayoral candidate campaign finances released
• Ward 1 incumbent responds to LDR questionnaire
• Appeal could be forthcoming in airport expansion suit
• Domestic dispute has Hillcrest School in "secure mode" as a precaution. All stud...
• New OEM director named
• Police allegedly find drugs, paraphernalia in a home where a child was staying
• The Supreme Court is set to look at the Health Care Law this week and the Daily...
• ‘21 Jump Street’ takes a stale premise and makes it fresh and funny
• Ken York gets "Serious" with tales of breaking down, tattling and ending lawsuits
• Lawsuit against former police dispatcher and LDR dismissed in Miller County court
• Laclede Countians say they're leery of the government regulating any speech in c...
• Lebanon man allegedly threatened to kill his wife after he was arrested for alle...
• Several contested races stacking up for the August primary election; filing will...
• Jeremiah A. Green, 30, is charged with a Class A felony of child molestation in...
• Part of Jefferson Avenue will be closed from Third Street to the railroad tracks...
• McGeehans' local McDonald’s restaurants set records for giving
• NEW POLL QUESTION!
• City Administrator Heard says public has made clear statement about use of elect...
• Warm weather’s nice, but just wait until the skeeters and ticks get bad
• Mother of girl allegedly involved in chasing a boy with taser and breaking into...
• Bill would chuck Laclede County into 30th Circuit with one less judge
• Chamber sponsored candidate forum at 6:30 p.m. March 27 at the Kenneth E. Cowan...
• The Daily Record sits down with the new REDI director
• Richland man allegedly broke into Cornerstone Propane
• Pictures of early morning flooding in Laclede County
• More rain, flooding possible tonight
• Springfield man to find out his fate for his role in 2009 homicides
• LHS grad presented Special Recognition First Amendment Award
• Principal says change would encourage students to take higher-level classes
• Rain expected through Wednesday
• First public hearing on airport expansion scheduled for 7 p.m. Tuesday at Kennet...
• Public Works schedule for the week
• Local law enforcement find meth lab in 16000 area of Tulsa Drive
• Maplecrest is top contender for $25,000 prize
• John Carter is swashbuckling fun in space
• Lebanon girls' soccer team defeats Springfield Catholic, 3-2
• Women allegedly making methamphetamine near junior high
• President of Mercy Hospital Joplin discusses the EF-5 tornado that struck the ho...
• Suzy Bogguss performing Friday at Kenneth E. Cowan Civic Center
• Kuessner cites safety, profitability as reasons to enforce statute that bans bus...
• Park Board says partnerships on events has been beneficial
• Ayres to take position with Springfield-Greene County OEM
• Committee recommends that the LJHS building be demolished
• Director of the Laclede County OEM has resigned
• Heard estimates that the city's legal costs, fees total $1.5M in battle with PWS...
• Panel continues to tweak map 2 weeks after candidate filing began
• Friends of the Library book sale on Saturday
• Unseasonably warm temperatures expected this week
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• Tickets on sale now from dancing couples
• "The Lorax" misses the mark
• Lebanon pays $850K for customers in disputed zone, rights to serve new areas
• New Lebanon author to debut book on Saturday at Lebanon Books
• Heard says he had concerns over the tower project, feels a little homework shoul...
• After 4 years, city, PWSD No. 3 agree to end court battle
• Police say Calvin Eric Perry entered house on Taylor Street while the parents of...
• Paul Ray Hunting, formerly of Lebanon, admits to his role in money-laundering fr...
• City Administrator says only one person should be in charge in time of emergency
• Maplecrest is now eyeing the $25K Quantity Counts Award in recycling contest
• "The Sing Off" finalists performed last night at the Civic Center
• Gusting winds, dry air make conditions explosive in region
• Home investigation reveals sex offender, teen girl in bed with man, paraphernalia
• Mark Twain impersonator coming to library Friday
• Technical issues at the print plant today may delay newspaper
• New Lebanon Parks Department and Lebanon Family YMCA event this Saturday at Atch...
• LCSO investigating accidental shooting on Sunday
• Woman may face charges after drugs, paraphernalia and her mother's debit card we...
• A reportedly intoxicated Lebanon man faces a manslaughter charge after one of th...
• "Being Elmo" documentary chronicles the inspiring career of Kevin Clash, the man...
• Ken York takes a break from the aliens and bigfoot monsters to get a little serious
• Ever increasing gasoline prices leave area residents wondering just how high it...
• Tornado destroys 24 campers at Bennett Spring campsite
• City hires new tourism director
• Woman backs into police car after a traffic stop
• National Weather Service confirms two tornadoes hit Laclede County
• Opening Day 2012
• Dr. Seuss birthday celebration tonight at 6 p.m. at library
• During the storm, five hurt; homes, businesses damaged
• Laclede County resident describes her experience during the storm
• See today's Lebanon Daily Record for extensive coverage of the storms that struc...
• SLAM DONK?
• "Ghost Rider" sequel worse than the original
• Ken York plans his funeral service in his weekly column, "Serious Stuff."
• One of the five students wounded in today's Ohio school shooting has died
• Messages from self-described 'sexual masochist' may be attempt to influence jury...
• MDC chief discusses wildlife restoration and research projects
• 22-year-old Shawna Maria Woods faces 5 felonies of assault in the second degree
• The Prom Closet at LHS still helps dreams come true
• If new districts are approved, Laclede County will be moved into a new 28th dist...
• Injunction prohibits Conway woman from operating any dog breeding facility in Mo...
• Marshfield woman faces a felony of assault after she is found to be drunk
• Boy referred to juvenile authorities after dispute over football team
• Candidate signs sprout up all over town
• Large crowd attends R-1 board meeting Monday
• No one locally reported feeling seismic event from early today
• Ken York hopes alien invaders aren't telepathic
• Netflix begins making its own content, but is it any good?
• Both sides of the issue are looked about by vocal supporters of each option
• Francis Massey and Ivan Day honored with naming of building in Phillipsburg
• Mo. Senate wants to delay candidate filing as legislative maps still aren’t set
• Mo. Senate wants to delay candidate filing as legislative maps still aren’t set
• Who will be the Big Man on Campus for 2012?
• Annual event raises money for COPE
• Lebanon's city leaders plan hearings on controversial airport issue
• Lebanon schools have saved more than $30,000 in energy costs in first four month...
• Springfield man leads Conway Police on high-speed chase on I-44
• St. Louis teen claims an employee helped him escape from Piney Ridge Center
• Residents implore council to keep transitional housing out of their neighborhood
• R-3 Board approves contract with KC architectural firm
• Two injury accidents reported by the Missouri State Highway Patrol
• Slide offs on Interstate 44 have led to the rerouting of traffic near the 127 exit
• Teen allegedly sprays a woman and man with pepper spray while their infant was i...
• License would allow the temporary use or sale of alcohol for special events
• Guard chickens?
• Better than your average found-footage genre film
• Academy Award nominated documentary is now showing on HBO
• Fire marshal investigating cause of Pine Tree Drive home blaze
• Illinois man picked to help start trout season
• Home reportedly infested with cockroaches and spiders
• Mayes agrees to pay own attorney fees in suit to remove airport expansion from A...
• Tea Party forum draws large crowd Thursday
• Area law-enforcement agencies find drugs, paraphernalia in Catalpa Ln. home
• Bond amount raised, not reduced and second charge added
• USSSA board hands over baseball league to YMCA
• Projects will cost about $1.2 million, not including parking lots, sidewalks
• Take the poll to give your opinion about what the mayoral candidates should be a...
• The Lebanon High School Drama Department will perform the musical, "The Will Rog...
• County leaders breathe sigh of relief as voters give nod to sales tax for 10 mor...
• Breakdown of the unofficial election results
• State official seeks enforcement of law that won’t let outfitters in the park
• Paraphernalia, meth-making items found in car, on woman's person
• Illinois man drove allegedly stolen car from Chicago suburb to Richland before t...
• Local participation minimal in nine-state public awareness effort
• The Daily Record made Jay Leno's "Headlines" segment. We're the first funny head...
• Jody Dismang, 21, allegedly admits to breaking into several cars in Detroit Tool...
• Ken York gets "Serious"
• Liam Neeson takes on a pack of wolves in this thrilling wilderness survival film
• The Chiefs barely beat Lebanon, 64-63
• Project 25:35 is still going strong at First Baptist Church
• Cody Nicholas Clark and Nathanael Stephen Vanluven join Whitney Dawn Johnson in...
• Judges find no fault in lower court’s decision to exclude testimony
• Clerk's office scrambles to have ballots ready for absentee voters
• Residents hope flooding will finally end
• SCAN member tells of effort to urge restaurants to provide special seating for k...
• Judge will make decision based on briefs
• Looking for somewhere to spend your refund? Check out these local businesses.
• Police asking community to call with information on home invasion
• Ronald McDonald House in Springfield has helped many Laclede County families
• Illinois man charged with assaulting his wife by ripping her hair out
• County residents warned not to burn in low humidity and high wind conditions
• Name change celebration planned for noon on Tuesday at St. John's Hospital-Lebanon
• Want to see a great action movie to see this week? "Haywire" might be what you'r...
• Attorney for airport board member wants a restraining order against Mott, Lacled...
• Board questions if the free service has gone beyond its scope
• Employees see raise for the first time since 2008
• Yellowjackets beat Lakers 55-40
• Check out these photos from the 2012 Laclede County Shrine Circus.
• Letter to judge criticizes lawyer, defends couple's sado-masochistic lifestyle
• Local superintendents weigh in on possible changes to teacher tenure
• LPD has set up a tip line so citizens can help the police confidentially
• Sex slave/torture trial delayed seven months
• Man allegedly propositioned a teen at Nelson Park
• Dennis Hall claims the city is changing development policies
• Rhoades says the tax funds numerous county entities
• Treat your kids and the kid in you with a great movie
• Shrouts' trial date changed for 8th time for the first-degree manslaughter trial
• Joshua Steven Truitt, 20, remains in the Laclede County Jail
• Heard says council will see regular, timely revenue, expense reports
• Saturday night wreck that injured six people still being investigated by LPD
• SCAN now has an office at 238 S. Jefferson Ave.
• Parents as Teachers hosting classes for pregnant and parenting teens
• Ken York has some "Serious Stuff" that he wants to share with you.
• Misty Obermark says newspaper damaged her rep, seeks $25K on each of two counts
• Blind, missing a leg, cheerful canine still inspires at Humane Society
• Commander speaks at Friends of the Fort event
• 22-year-old from Texas charged with felony tampering
• Polling being updated for future elections
• Know someone who qualifies?
• Lebanon Community Theatre holding auditions for "Arsenic and Old Lace"
• Former state rep will face Crawford for Republican nod
• Economic development fund to repay electric reserve fund $125K for Allen Buildin...
• Mark Stombaugh brings experience from DED, city of Camdenton to organization
• Check out this video from Tuesday's Lebanon City Council meeting
• Ballot language will specify that City Council need not heed election results
• As candidate filing time looms, no one knows what district they are in
• Laclede County R-1 School Board approves three-phase facilities plan
• Quirk in the calendar makes tax deadline two days later
• If you love horror movies, you'll probably like this parody
• Ken York plays Sherlock Holmes in "The Case of the Upside-Down Car"
• Tony Nichols among the volunteers who built 7 houses in 7 days in Joplin
• Former church facility to be transitional housing site
• Shelton pitches a horseshoe, barbecue extravaganza event; says picnic permit may...
• State has millions in unclaimed funds
• Esther Hurney now running unopposed for Ward 1 seat
• Winter weather advisory issued from 9 p.m. tonight to noon tomorrow
• Thursday morning roads could get icy, temps to plunge, says NWS meteorologist
• First semester attendance was the highest of the past 6 school years
• U.S. District Judge Dean Whipple says the plaintiff has 'failed to timely respon...
• 60-plus cars will take part in Mad Dog Demolition Derby Saturday
• Organizer hopes the food mission will evolve into a shelter for the homeless
• Ground still too dry for burning, officials warn
• Steven Spielberg tries his hand at animation for "The Adventures of Tintin"
• Lebanon Host Lions Club is releasing parts of a Suzy Bogguss interview leading u...
• Kelly Robert Simino, 44, of Eldon, was sentenced Friday to 20 years in prison fo...
• Officials urge residents to refrain from starting fires in dry, windy weather
• Michael Stokes is the fourth to admit his role in the torture of woman
• The implementation of video technology allows patients to get opinions from experts
• St. John's welcomes first baby of 2012
• Ken York took some video of a house fire on Palmer Lane this afternoon
• Check out these photos from the Active Shooter Training that took place at Leban...
• Yellowjackets defeated Hickman, 65-61 in Columbia
• Fire chief says home near Falcon received extensive damage in Tuesday incident
• Truck stolen in Lebanon found in Buffalo and stopped at the Greene County line
• Alleged baby killer judged to be ‘mentally retarded’
• Improvements to Floyd W. Jones Memorial Airport will cost nearly $7 million
• Family may never know how Avery Cornett was exposed to rare Cronobacter sakazakii
• Weather service warns of potential fire hazard
• Getting into shape among the top goals for 2012
• Redistricting puts portion of county in the Camden County Republican's district
• Let us know what your New Year's resolutions are by taking our online poll.
• If you want a grade A action flick to see, go check out "Mission:Impossible — Gh...
• Ken York's "Serious" thoughts on the New Year
• Updated news on the formula testing
• Sleeper man explores possibility of a homeless shelter in Laclede County
• Meeting intended to give citizens input on the upcoming county budget process is...
• USPS considering consolidation of Springfield Distribution Center to KC
• Another defendant in sex slave case to change not-guilty plea
• Driver claims bar patron assaulted her and another jumped on cab
• Get next year's news a little early
• Open containers tested positive for bacteria
• Heard, Mo. Municipal League say a ballot issue would be like an opinion poll
• Pulaski County Sheriff calls the Wednesday incident a tragedy
• We've fixed the survey so that it expires tonight at midnight!
• Time is running out to vote on the top 10 news stories of 2011. Click on the lin...
• After more than 30 years, a downtown icon is bidding farewell
• Blue and Gold Tournament Update
• 'Tis the taxing season
• Police searching for man after disturbance call
• If you haven't voted on the top 10 stories of the year yet, click the link below!
• Wintery mix expected tonight, no accumulation expected
• The Daily Record will be closing at 3 p.m. today in observance of the Christmas...
• There are a lot of great movies in the theater right now, the "Sherlock Holmes"...
• Readers decide the top local stories of 2011!
• What was the top local story for 2011? Vote today at
• Nobody keeps up with the Joneses when it comes to Christmas decor
• Douglas County man faces charge of first-degree assault
• Check out the latest installment of "No Place to Go."
• Local stores follow Walmart's lead in removing powder after the death of a 10-da...
• LDR subscribers will get an early Christmas present on Saturday.
• LCHD says the FDA was in town Wednesday; results could be released on Christmas
• More than 90 percent of SMNG's distribution network is in place
• What are the local top 10 stories of 2011 in Lebanon and Laclede County? Vote to...
• Redistricting relaxes residency rules for the 2012 election
• Yulefest organizer says very few have signed up for delivery of free Christmas meal
• Man allegedly admits to taking items from his family and pawning them
• MoDOT engineers say there will be no significant changes with the reformation of...
• Federal, state and local health officials continue probe into Lebanon baby’s death
• R-1 Board expresses concern about cost to hire firm to conduct survey
• Bears lose to Gainesville, 60 to 54
• Daily Record movie reviewer Fines Massey gives out his first "F" grade.
• A technical problem has caused random pictures to appear beside Daily Record sto...
• Lebanon officer injured during arrest
• NWS predicts snow-free Christmas.
• Ken York contemplates his hate for Martha Stewart in this week's "Serious Stuff."
• Lebanon High school students begin monthly video broadcast
• After spending the summer months in a tent, a laid-off factory worker found a ne...
• City, PWSD No. 3 reach agreement
• The city of Lebanon and Public Water Supply District No. 3 may have reached a se...
• Conway beats Fordland 72-71
• Gene Ruble among 15 individuals to be introduced during Springfield ceremony Tue...
• Lebanon Technology and Career Center students hope to break ground for new class...
• Laclede County garners nearly 5 percent more sales tax in 2011
• City Administrator to bring ordinance before council calling for issue to be on...
• More than 600 kids will have a brighter Christmas
• Lebanon voters will elect mayor, 6 of 8 council members in April
• Salvation Army in need of bell ringers
• Give yourself the gift of laughter for Christmas!
• Check out this first story in a series about the increasing homeless problem in...
• LDR's Ken York writes some more Serious Stuff
• Willard Tigers 68, Lebanon Yellowjackets 65
• Terry Joe Volner, 22, is being held in the Wright County Jail on a $1M bond
• Officer finds meth, syringes in her purse, grants her incarceration wish
• House candidates begin to make intentions known
• Check out these photos from Home Free Christmas
• Convicted killer wants his 2010 guilty verdict overturned
• Local man recalls the events that launched WWII
• Staffers say there was no reason to pay the fee for Missouri's Feb. 7 election
• Seventy years ago today, the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor in an unprovoked attac...
• "Masquerade on 34th Street" Christmas party to be held from 7 to 11:30 p.m. Satu...
• Popcorn Basketball League enrollment is open until Jan. 20 for kids in grades K-6
• 73-year-old woman's death ruled a suicide by LPD
• If you'd like a great family film that appeals to the young and young at heart t...
• Ken York contemplates caution tape in this week's Serious Stuff.
• County election officials around the state to deal with the fallout of redistric...
• Breakfast with Santa starts at 8 a.m. Saturday at Maplecrest
• Student says it was just a list of his "enemies" but didn't plan to do anything
• A county, city divided
• City's power provider hopes to buy plant near Pleasant Hil
• Office holders won’t see a salary increase in their paychecks unless employees d...
• Rogers, Ark. beats Lebanon 57-33
• Take the latest poll at the LDR website!
• Check out our guest review on the latest Twilight movie
• Electric outages over the weekend blamed on trees
• Lebanon remains city with highest jobless rate
• About 400 local kids, elderly residents in need referred to Share Your Christmas
• Richland boy's basketball team beats Stoutland 76-58
• Plato girls' basketball team defeats Stoutland 61-35
• Decade long dispute may end today
• Steve Plaster's letter to mayor says runway extension is vital to Lebanon's growth
• Full tummies, long lines are no match for hardcore bargain hunters
• Competitors make their pitches to county commissioners
• Salvation Army seeks bell ringers for weekday shifts
• Laclede County Assessor Johnny North explains why real property hasn't been reas...
• The Daily Record was able to score an exclusive interview with jolly old St. Nick
• Check out these Thanksgiving-themed, man-on-the-street interviews by Tammy Helm-...
• Pick up today's Daily Record to catch all the Black Friday ads!
• LPD, LCSO suspected Darryl Eye had stolen at least 2 vehicles in Laclede County,...
• R-1 School Board hears proposal from Patron Insight, which specializes in school...
• Man faces Class B felony charge after police find drugs in motel bathroom
• The family probably wants to go watch some cartoon or puppet filled movie, but g...
• Despite a constant rain over much of the area overnight, the Missouri Department...
• Parade set to kick off from Nelson Park at 11 a.m. Saturday
• Despite down-turned economy, area residents continue to give
• Council backpedals on policy change Monday after voicing no concerns during Oct....
• Sheriff says dragging object appears to be cause of blazes
• LTCC director, class instructor ask for R-3's blessing to begin construction on...
• Inside Insurexx:
• Aladdin Jr. opens tonight at Lebanon Junior High School
• Local businessman tells R-3 School Board that he has pledges of $600K for improv...
• Shockley, Heard unable to give council firm numbers on airport expansion
• Lebanon R-3 School Board to meet at 5:30 p.m. today at the Central Office, 1310...
• Numerous speakers question value of proposed runway extension
• Metal thefts continue to climb with the price of scrap
• Like alien invasion flicks mixed with comedy? Well, check out this British export.
• Allegations of fraud, thievery surround company that got free rent, loan from city.
• Another mayoral hopeful throws his hat in the ring.
• Military Police Hall of Fame inductee speaks to students.
• Ken York's "Serious Stuff" is back!
• * A judge banned him from ever operating a construction or remodeling company ag...
• Check out today's edition of The Daily Record for a special section saluting the...
• Sales tax hike means county's budget projection should be right on target for 2011
• Mo.’s first female DAV commander hails from Laclede County
• Teen rolled his car several times on Missouri 5 and Camelot Circle.
• Group wants council, city to look again at airport project, Fremont Road
• 19-year-old told police he blacked out and came to with blood on his hand.
• A multipurpose building attached to the White Oak Pond Cumberland Presbyterian C...
• Donations of venison will help feed more than 2,000 local residents during the w...
• Fallen Warriors Monument ceremony to be held at 11 a.m. Friday.
• Check out today's Sports page for a look at former Lebanon standout Krenda McClu...
• Veterans are invited to several Veterans Day activities to be held tomorrow. For...
• COPE Trivia Night to be held Saturday at St. Francis DeSales Church.
• Ozarks filmmaker explores the darker side — and has a blast doing it
• Civic Center hosts simulated refugees from Gulf Coast disaster
• Check out these pictures of the senior football players that were honored at Fri...
• If you're not a subscriber, you'd better get to the newspaper rack early Sunday...
• The Kuntz family readies a yard full of terror for Halloween.
• Volunteers needed tomorrow to act like "evacuees."
• Wall of Honor ceremony to be held Nov. 3 at Kenneth E. Cowan Civic Center.
• Man allegedly threatened his ex-girlfriend and her mother with a box cutter.
• Locally owned bulls to be featured in PBR World Finals.
• Kelley R. Simino, 44, of Eldon, was charged with the second degree murder of Bra...
• Talk about a bad Monday.
• Lebanon-Laclede County Library is offering new ways to get the books you want.
• Check out this review of the new "The Thing" film.
• Lebanon man claims ex-girlfriend completely destroyed his home.
• LPD can call on network of detectives from across the state to help with major c...
• LHS football loses to Glendale 55 to 25.
• Anderson and Roe to perform at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 3 at Kenneth E. Cowan Civic Center...
• Prescription Drug Take-Back Day to be held from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at Ci...
• Vandals allegedly admitted to crimes.
• Due to technical issues at our print facility, home delivery of the Friday/Satur...
• More than $80K re-released to city after draw-down error
• First ever Lebanon cross country district meet to be held Saturday.
• The Lebanon football team will face the Glendale Falcons at 6 p.m. Friday.
• Check out this video of Taste of Home.
• "Real Steel" will bring out the "Rocky" fan in you.
• Sen. Chuck Purgason, R-Caulfield, explains why he voted against canceling the pr...
• Debbie Peabody,the transition and employment coordinator for the Springfield Reg...
• Lebanon man doesn't know why another man attacked him at a stoplight.
• More than 800 people attended the Taste of Home Cooking School Tuesday night at...
• No major issues found but the report doesn’t provide an accurate picture of the...
• Brownfield Chapter of the Show-Me Missouri Back Country Horsemen work on clearin...
• Man spends night in jail after yelling at empty Laclede County Sheriff's truck.
• 17-year-old allegedly assaulted his aunt.
• Superintendent Chris Berger said state cuts in 2013 could be drastic.
• Wind is to blame for a Sunday airplane accident.
• Tickets for Tuesday's Taste of Home Cooking School are almost sold out.
• Check out this preview of tonight's Lebanon City Council meeting.
• Four inducted into Lebanon Area Sports Hall of Fame on Saturday.
• Lebanon Technology and Career Center to hold open house from 5 to 8 p.m. Tuesday.
• A Lebanon woman faces felony charges after allegedly breaking another woman's wi...
• Franklin Township voters split between Plato and Lebanon school districts.
• Lebanon Yellowjackets 61, Central Bulldogs 20
• Five people have been charged with possession of a chemical with intent to manuf...
• Maplecrest Recycling Drive Thru to be held from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday in Smitt...
• Residents have a new way to protect their home while they are out of town.
• County votes to eliminate Franklin Township.
• Take a look at some pictures from yesterday's Homecoming Parade.
• More improvements for Nelson Lake are on the way.
• Program helps travelers with no resources get back on the road.
• Woman allegedly tells police that she will beat to death another woman if released.
• Check out this preview of Friday's Homecoming game.
• Lebanon Yellowjackets 1, Hillcrest Hornets 0
• Lebanon R-3's old administration building has been on the market for two years.
• Lebanon Host Lions Club is sponsoring a new concert series next year that will b...
• The House passed a resolution last week urging the U.S. Congress "to recognize t...
• A Lebanon woman faces an assault charge after allegedly kicking a deputy in the...
• Taste of Home Cooking School to be held Oct. 18 at Kenneth E. Cowan Civic Center...
• "In Her Shoes" will be held from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Lebanon-Laclede...
• Unless you're a hardcore Transformers fan, you might want to skip this one.
• Lebanon City Firefighters meet with children for National Fire Prevention Week.
• A Blue Springs woman allegedly linked to the theft of four laptops was arrested...
• Long-time Lebanon business woman died early Monday.
• Lebanon defeats Parkview, 35 to 14.
• Laclede County may experience below average temperatures in the coming winter.
• John Atkins announces run for mayor of Lebanon.
• The Lebanon Fire Department is seeking the history behind old chief badge.
• Man allegedly said drugs were bought legally at local store.
• Conway falls to Marionville, 11-1.
• New inductees into the Lebanon Sports Hall of Fame have been announced.
• "Police Academy" funny man is coming to Ringside Bar and Grille Saturday night.
• Do you like to hunt for bargains or eat pancakes for a good cause? Visit the thi...
• Attorney's withdrawl delayed in Stidham case.
• Lebanon softball team falls to Willard Tigers, 6 to 3.
• Man believed to have died of natural causes.
• Group talks to students about dangers of smokeless tobacco.
• Former Lebanon R-3 bus driver sentenced in child pornography case.
• Mickey Mouse collection stolen during burglary.
• "Conan O'Brien Can't Stop" offers an intimate look at the late-night talk show h...
• Changes are on the horizon for Lebanon's Route 66 Museum.
• A family fight apparently started over walnuts.
• If you want to help out Boswell Elementary, stop by McDonald's on Jefferson Aven...
• A Neelyville man dies after being tasered by Camden County deputies.
• Lebanon City Council has two new members.
• Crocker man faces two felony charges.
• Laclede County R-1 Foundation gives community the avenue to donate funds to the...
• Council to revisit the airport project.
• Lebanon softball team defeats Springfield Hillcrest 10-0 in six innings.
• Abbey Roam is a senior captain for undefeated Spring Hill College.
• Lebanon Mayor Jamie Goforth appointed two members to the council on Monday. Stev...
• October is National Head Start Awareness Month.
• Officer gets hand fractured while trying to arrest a seemingly intoxicated man.
• Chamber of Commerce is seeking applicants for 2011 Miss and Mister Merrie Christ...
• 18-year-old man receives moderate injuries in wreck.
• City continues to work on Elm Street project.
• Kickapoo Chiefs 34, Lebanon Yellowjackets 14
• President of Lebanon REDI announces his resignation.
• COPE launches new event.
• LHS principal named Southwest Missouri Principal of the Year.
• Lebanon girls' tennis team beats Hillcrest Hornets, 6-3.
• After several years of helping businesses in the area, a driving force in Lebano...
• Missouri State Highway Patrol bust Lebanon man who was allegedly growing marijua...
• Sales tax revenue on the rise.
• District says email was sent without authorization and is investigating it as a...
• Lebanon Area Chamber of Commerce announces top businesses of the year at annual...
• Community Cares kicked off Wednesday with its annual luncheon.
• Looking for something fun to do with the family this weekend?
• Lebanon woman claims she was preparing to get treatment when she was arrested an...
• Rolla Bulldogs 13, Lebanon Yellowjackets 3
• Ryan Gosling excels as the strong, silent hero in "Drive."
• Local state officials differ on how they feel about early presidential primary i...
• One person received minor injuries in a four-vehicle wreck at the corner of Jeff...
• County is waiting for results to see if ground is viable for a geothermal heatin...
• Tickets for the Taste of Home Cooking School are selling like hot cakes.
• Conway baseball wins big over Seymour, Lebanon softball falls at Rock Bridge and...
• The Daily Record has more information on Jacky Wong's Monday court appearance.
• Boswell Elementary School is seeking donations of items to be auctioned off or r...
• Boom heard over area still a mystery.
• Bragging Rights Softball tournament between LPD and LFD was rescheduled to Satur...
• Those wanting to take part in the Homecoming Parade must register by Oct. 3.
• The Lebanon Police Department are looking for a man who allegedly whipped his ex...
• Readers, thank you for visiting The Daily Record's Facebook page! Please underst...
• Lebanon softball team defeats the Joplin Eagles, 7-0.
• No word yet on the booming sound that rattled the county earlier today. Check ou...
• Jacky Wong, 22, of Springfield, pleaded guilty this afternoon to his roll in the...
• MoDOT meeting to be held from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Oct. 20 at the Gasconade C-4 Gym...
• A Lebanon man allegedly tells deputy that he just wanted to get high one more ti...
• A nine-month-pregnant woman was knocked over at a local bar this weekend.
• A cornucopia of great book deals will be at the Friends of the Library book sale...
• Want something fun to do with the kiddos this week?
• A Lebanon man faces multiple charges after allegedly attacking his ex-girlfriend.
• The Lebanon Concert Association kicks off its season next month.
• A Springfield man was arrested by the Conway Police Department and has now been...
• Take a look at the Week 5 football scores for the Ozark Conference.
• The Lebanon football team scores yet another victory, defeating the Rolla Bulldo...
• Lebanon boys' soccer team defeats the Republic Tigers.
• Trial between "Dispatchergate" principals moves to Miller County.
• Man allegedly threatened his ex-girlfriend with a knife, slashed her tires and b...
• Sleeper United Methodist is having a fundraiser for the Backpack Program 4 p.m....
• Bennett Spring State Park's new hatchery is officially up and running.
• LHS volleyball falls to Kickapoo Chiefs, 2 to 0, on Thursday night.
• Check out some pictures from Thursday's dedication of the new indoor spawning ha...
• Tasered pastor names police in both Lebanon and Dodge City, Kan. as defendants.
• A Waynesville man received injuries in a two-vehicle wreck Wednesday.
• Have any hazardous waste or yard debris to get rid of?
• Applicants for the vacant Lebanon Ward 4 seat speak at Monday's Lebanon City Cou...
• The Lebanon City Council discusses a new ordinance that will decide spending aut...
• Meet the applicants for the Ward 3 vacant seat.
• Want something fun to do with the whole family this weekend?
• Recent disasters have left shelves at a local food pantry bare.
• Who has the authority to spend taxpayers' money in Lebanon?
• Check out some photos from Tuesday's golf tournament.
• Take a look at the results of the 2011 Ozark Conference girls' golf tournament a...
• Unless you have money burning a hole in your pocket, you should probably avoid t...
• No longer the interim. Chris Heard has been announced as the city's new city adm...
• Local attorney's sexual misconduct trial is once again delayed.
• Check out this report on the Laclede County R-1 School Board meeting.
• Chris Heard has been selected as Lebanon city administrator. See today's Lebanon...
• The Lebanon volleyball team fell to the Jefferson City Jays Monday night.
• A decision is expected to be made today on the hiring of a new Lebanon city admi...
• It was a wet and muddy day for the cowboys and cowgirls at the 14th Annual Rocki...
• A Lebanon man is behind bars at the Laclede County Jail after allegedly attackin...
• Numerous health hazards prompt a Department of Social Services case worker to re...
• Check out this preview of tonight's Lebanon City Council meeting. Council meets...
• Fear not. According to the National Weather Service in Springfield, the weather...
• County clerks across Missouri are watching closely as state legislators battle o...
• See what Springfield businessman and author Jack Stack had to say to the Lebanon...
• Are you prepared? September is National Preparedness Month.
• The Lebanon Yellowjacket score another win, defeating the Waynesville Tigers 49...
• Steven Thomas Pyykola won't face a jury until next year. Pyykola has been charge...
• Learn the story behind the newly placed noise ordinance signs.
• The community is invited to Atchley Park at 10:30 a.m. Saturday to support Shop...
• Find out what happened at Thursday's Joel E. Barber School Board meeting.
• LHS soccer team scores a win against Fair Grove.
• The LHS softball team defeats West Plains.
• The Lebanon High School football team had a great season last year. In our lates...
• Check out this spotlight on Lebanon's chapter of the Vietnam Veterans of America...
• The Lebanon Park Board met with SCAN representatives on Thursday to begin talks...
• A 73-year-old Lebanon man allegedly held his wife and Laclede County deputies at...
• Check out this look at senior cross country team member Thomas Karch.
• A local pastor has created a sauce that is now being sold in stores and used in...
• Starting next month, Lebanon R-3 School District will begin evaluating each of i...
• This movie, on the other hand, you might skip, unless you have some extra time t...
• We've got a rainy weekend coming up. Nice weather to rent a DVD and curl up unde...
• Please take moment to answer our poll question. Your feedback is appreciated!
• Tickets are now on sale for the Taste of Home Cooking School! Tickets are $12 ea...
• Mayor to remain over LPD and fire department. See more in the Aug. 30 edition of...
• Back to School for Lebanon - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Two face kidnapping charges, Wheeler announces big for Mayor! See these stories...
• C.P. Craig cleans out his desk at City Hall. See the Wednesday edition of the Da...
• Recall election results coming in at anytime. Check out lebanondailyrecord.com f...
• Both towns field teams called the Yellow Jackets. Both boast of friendliness. Bo...
• Sunday's top story is Fines Massey's article about the chaos in the courtroom Friday when a friend of a murdered man launched himself at his friend's killer. Complemented by the art of award-winning photojournalist Tammy Helm-Teter, the ar
• Joan Hart gets the prize for being the first reader to submit an article in the "Reader Contributions" section of the new LDR website! Thanks, Joan! Her story about a mishap she experienced while working on Commercial Street in the 60s is a mus
• What's your position on the Aug. 2 special election to recall Lebanon Mayor C.P. Craig? Take the poll on the new home page of The Daily Record, www.lebanondailyrecord.com.
• Did you know you can submit your letter to the editor on the new website? Sign in and click on your "dashboard." If you don't have an ID yet, you can sign in with your Facebook account.
• Is anyone still having problems accessing the new LDR website? If so, please let us know!
• Suit filed by LPD dispatcher against former supervisor. See more in the Friday/Saturday edition of The Daily Record.
• More results from the Laclede County Fair!!!!
• Results from the goat, rabbit and poultry shows of the Lalcede County Fair in the Tuesday edition!
• The annual Laclede County Fair is underway in Lebanon! See the Daily Record every day this week for fair highlights!
• Hillbillies and Frisbees? See more on this story in the Friday/Saturday edition of The Daily Record.
• LDR Editor Julie Turner-Crawford will be the special guest of KWTO Radio 560 AM Thursday morning with its Meet the Editor Show with Dan Vaughn. Studio lines at 417-862-9977 or 800-375-0056.
• Craig says he and Council forgot about approving $55K for hand-held radios. See more in the Wednesday edition of The Daily Record, or go to www.lebanondailyrecord.com
• Looking for something for the kids to do this summer? Check out the YMCA's Day Camp. See some of the activities in the Monday edition of the Daily Record or go to www.lebanondailyrecord.com
• R-3 Schools want more involvement from parents. See the whole story at www.lebanondailyrecord.com or see the Thursday edition!
• As of 4:30 p.m., there has been no sign of Mike "Chris" Phillips, who was apparently looking for a wandering bull that was loose on a neighbor's property in the 32000 area of Orchard Drive, north of Lebanon. Search efforts, at this point,
• Did you feel the earth move early today? Some in Laclede County did and it could have been an earthquake! See the Tuesday edition of the Daily Record for more on this story!
• You haven't gone color-blind. The Sunday edition of The Daily Record will be printed in black-and-white as production woes continue to plague the newspaper. The staff is working 'round the clock to correct the production problem, and we'
• What are your plans for this sunny Saturday?
• Press issues have forced the Daily Record to delay delivery of the Friday edition. We working to resolve the issue as soon as possible.
• County leaders gave some money for Joplin relief, bought a washing machine, discussed the idea of wind power in Laclede County and launched an effort to cut their utility bills in half with geothermal energy on Thursday. See the story in the Friday e
• A former city councilman is the chairman of the newly formed Committee to Retain C.P. Craig. See the Wednesday edition of The Daily Record for details.
• Driskill trial to be held in Laclede County; jury to come from St. Louis. See more on this story in the Tuesday edition of the Daily Record or go to www.lebanondailyrecord.com
• Are you helping out in Joplin? Post your photos the Daily Record's Facebook page and share your stories.
• Your Sunday paper will be delivered on Saturday morning due to the holiday weekend. There will be no LDR published on Monday. On Tuesday, the LDR will resume its normal print and distribution schedule.
• Support continues to pour in to Joplin. See some of the efforts by Lebanon and Laclede County in the Friday/Saturday edition of The Daily Record or go to www.lebanondailyrecord.com!
• First Baptist heads to Joplin; community Memorial Day Service information and outdoor news in the Thursday edition of The Daily Record. Go to www.lebanondailyrecord.com for more on these stories and more!
• Community, student and people news in today's LDR! Plus, local coverage continues regarding relief efforts in Joplin. See the Wednesday edition of The Daily Record or go to www.lebanondailyrecord.com for more!
• The Lebanon Daily Record Ever have something get lost in the mail? Did that lost article ever show back up? Read about one man's mail journey this week in The Daily Record!!!!
• The June/July isssue of The Lebanon Mo. Area Real Estate Guide will be available at The Lebanon Daily Record and Real Estate offices in town on Friday, June 3rd.
• Laclede County OEM Director says devastation in Joplin is worse than anyone can comprehend. Help from Lalcede County continues. See the Tuesday edition of The Daily Record or go to www.lebanondailyrecord.com and see how you can help!
• Officers from the Laclede County Sheriff's Office head to Joplin to aid in recovery; severe weather expected overnight. See these stories in the Monday edition of the Daily Record or go to www.lebanondailyrecord.com
• Don't forget that Western Swing group Asleep at the Wheel will be in concert tonight at the Kenneth E. Cowan Civic Center!!!!! Also, the cowboy craze doesn't stop there! The Laclede County Fair Grounds will be hosting some of the best Chuck Wag
• Wondering about Summer School sessions in Laclede County? See the Friday/Saturday edition for more information, or go to www.lebanondailyrecord.com for more!
• How is the construction going at the new Bennett Spring State Park Hatchery? See the Thursday edition of the Daily Record or go to www.lebanondailyrecord.com and find out!
• What do you think about gas prices? See what other Lebanon consumers are saying in the Thursday edition of the Daily Record or go to www.lebanondailyrecord.com!
• A plan to downsize and reorganize the Missouri Department of Transportation and its local impact will be discussed at a meeting at 10:30 a.m. today at the Kenneth E. Cowan Civic Center. A MoDOT rep said today that the MoDOT facility at Conway will be clo
• Don't forget to go to www.lebanondailyrecord.com and click on the blue button to order photos and other items!
• City and County OEMs, National Guard participate in earthquake drill. See more in the Tuesday edition of the Daily Record, or go to www.lebanondailyrecord.com!
• It's scholarship night at LHS! See the complete list of scholarship winners in the Friday/Saturday edition of The Daily Record.
• Missouri House passed a bill banning bath salts. See more in the Friday/Saturday edition of The Daily Record.
• Mayor C.P. Craig holds breakfast for community, business persons and city employees. See more in the Thursday edition of The Daily Record or go to www.lebanondailyrecord.com
• Lebanon R-3 School Board met Tuesday, see the Wednesday edition of the Daily Record to find out what happened!
• The rumor is no longer a rumor.....The Tasste of Home Cooking show will be in Lebanon Tuesday, October 18th. Details of tickets and show information will be coming soon.
• Lebanon & Stoutland High School graduates will be featured in a special section inside The Lebanon Daily Record on Monday, May 23rd. Conway graduates will be featured inside The Conway Chronicle on Tuesday, May 24th.
• AWOL solider nabbed in Lebanon. See more in the Tuesday edition of The Daily Record.
• AWOL solider nabbed in Lebanon. See more in the Tuesday edition of The Daily Record.
• AWOL solider nabbed in Lebanon. See more in the Tuesday edition of The Daily Record.
• City council approves portions of the upcoming budget. See more in the Tuesday edition of The Daily Record!
• Miss Kids Fishing at Bennett Spring State Park Saturday? Go to www.lebanondailyrecord.com and click on the blue button to see photos of the annual event!
• Have you tried our new e-Edition? Check it out now at www.lebanondailyrecord.com!
• Phillipsburg gas station burns on Sunday; Trial for Lebanon attorney postponed again. See these stories and more in the Monday edition of The Lebanon Daily Record!
• Here is to great new year.
• Marry Christmas to all! and to all a good day!
• Ozark Nightmares Haunted House

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