Sullivan Independent News

City Looking Into Stricter Laws Regarding Panhandlers

A trend that has saw a major uptick has been the number of panhandlers, seeking financial contributions from motorists coming into the city from not only the east but west as well at the 226 overpass in Sullivan.

Longtime Alderman Michael J. Ryan Jr. Passes At Age 90

The past week the Sullivan community lost a long time member of the Sullivan City Council, an Eagle Hall of Fame member having served as President and Vice President of the Sullivan Fraternal Order of Eagles Arie 3781, a member of St.

Traffic Congestion Causes Long Waits On Eastbound I-44 Sunday

Sundays along eastbound Interstate 44 between Bourbon and St.

Graddy, Louderman Appointed To School Board

Andrew Graddy and Suzanne Louderman were appointed to the Crawford County R-1 School Board on July 18, filling vacancies created by Ron Collins and Justin Blanton.

Three Months Pass With No Sighting Of Betty Alexander

The search for Betty Alexander, 69, is still alive and well as family members continue to press for more information on her disappearance.

Peace Of Mind Preliminary Trial Finds Prosecutor Had No Evidence

A preliminary hearing in Franklin County Court before Judge Stanley Williams on Tuesday, July 9, led to the judge finding no evidence that a crime was committed and charges against Peace of Mind, 104 West Main Street, and owner Scott Arnold-Micke,

News

Sullivan Police Department Weekly Arrest Report

The Sullivan Police Department made 20 arrests for the week of August 5 through August 11 in the City of Sullivan.

This week’s arrests were:

Sullivan Regional Airport 10th Annual Fly-In This Saturday

The Sullivan Regional Airport will host its 10th annual Fly-In on Saturday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. with a number of events going on for children and adults.

By James B. Bartle

Burglary Suspect Apprehended In Sully’s Hardware Theft

Sullivan Police arrested a man who allegedly stole several thousands of dollars from Sully's Hardware early Sunday.

By James B. Bartle

Columns & Opinions

Mr. and Mrs. Clemens will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary this year.

Honoring Our Veterans - Sgt. David ‘Snork’ Clemens

Fifty years ago, on January 23, 1968, the USS Pueblo was attacked and captured by North Korean forces and is known today as the “Pueblo Incident or the “pueblo Crisis.“

Sullivan Independent News Launches New Website and e-Edition

The Sullivan Independent News is pleased to present two exciting upgrades to its service: our brand new website and e-Edition, a digital version of our newspaper.

Veterans, Members Of Armed Forces Have Student Aid Options

Veterans and members of the U.S. armed forces may be able to take advantage of numerous student financial aid programs, according to KHEAA.

Sports

Eagles Finish Sixth At Districts, Nine Qualify For Sectionals

Sullivan finished sixth place on Saturday at the Class 4 District 3 track and field meet at Washington High School.

By Ryan Storz

Bases-Loaded Walk Sends Eagles To Win Over Washington

D McReynolds drew a bases-loaded walk in the top of the sixth inning against Washington on Monday to help Sullivan past the Jays 6-5.

By Ryan Storz

Lutheran South Defeats Sullivan

Sullivan endured their toughest loss of the season on Tuesday when they were wiped out by Lutheran South, 14-2.

The Lancers scored nine runs during a lengthy second inning.

By Ryan Storz

Farm

4-H partners With Feeding Missouri For Statewide Food Drive In February

This February, Missouri 4-H is partnering with Feeding Missouri in a first-of-its-kind statewide food drive.

Japan 4-H News

By Ila Faye Stumpe

The Japan 4-H club met at Strain-Japan School Wednesday evening, April 11.

Japan 4-H News

The Japan 4-H club had its monthly meeting Wednesday evening, Mar. 14, at Crawford Electric Co-op building.

Obituaries

Elise Lyons

Elise Lyons (Susie Bunton), born September 4, 1968 of Bourbon, MO who resided in Sullivan, MO, passed away peacefully in her sleep on August 6, 2019 at the age of 50.