Despite recent rains, Oregon County, Missouri, is still in a drought. Officially, we are in a severe drought.
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Thomasville Is Looking For Volunteer Firemen
They are looking for volunteer firefighters. They do not get many calls. But those calls rely on firefighters coming in the time of need.
MDC Urges Caution For Outdoor Burning
No rain recently means dry air. With the winds crossing through, fire dangers are announced, warning people against uncontrolled burns.
Changes In Assessments From Catastrophic Storms?
Removing debris is important. With that, one decides whether or not to rebuild. Whatever the decision, it could impact your tax situation.
Donate To Help Rebuild Lives After Devastating Fires
Several local house fires have wrung through our community. While many are experiencing devastating loss, the community can help out.
Winona MDC Hosts Controlled Burn Workshop
The Missouri Department of Conservation hosts a prescribed burn workshop at Twin Pines Conservation Education Center (CEC) in Winona
Flags To Fly At Half Mast For Fallen Thomasville Fireman
Governor Kehoe ordered U.S. and Missouri flags to be flown at half-staff at government buildings in Oregon County, and firehouses statewide.
Does Your land Need A Controlled Burn? Learn How
Fire can be a beneficial land management tool when used in controlled conditions. The MDC will provide you with information and experience.
Sew Blessed Piecemakers Use Busy Hands Helping Others
Sew Blessed Piecemakers is a local quilting group who completed a quilt, they are selling raffle tickets now through October 5, 2024.
Help A Neighboring Fire Department While Eating Well
The Caulfield Fire Department is having trouble making ends meet. Besides fundraisers, sometimes the bills are still more than the income.
Rover VFD Hosts BBQ Dinner And Auction
Come see Rover’s new event center while participating in a barbecue dinner and auction hosted by the Rover Volunteer Fire Department!
Update On The Eminence Fire Department’s Fire
Missouri has allocated the Eminence Fire Department $1 million to help rebuild and equip its fire department.









