Sullivan Independent News

City May Hire Boast Enterprises To Manage Sewer Services

The City of Bourbon may look into hiring Boast Enterprises to manage its sewer services, with a decision hinging on whether a qualified applicant comes forward.

Charges Pending On Naked Park Visitor

Sullivan Police are expected to filed charges against a Sullivan man after he was alleged to have been naked and pleasuring himself at the Sullivan City Lake, Friday, July 14.

Starbucks Opens, But Local Shops Remain Positive

Starbucks had their grand opening on July 10. Citizens have had mixed feelings on social media, but the city’s two locally owned coffee shops haven’t seen effects from it quite yet.

Three Arrested In Drug Raid At Bourbon Residence

Three people were arrested in a drug raid conducted by members of the Lake Area Narcotics Enforcement Group, Bourbon Police Department, Crawford County Sheriff's Department and Franklin County Drug Task Force Monday.

Sullivan Scratches Out 5-1 Win Over Hannibal

Sullivan and Hannibal combined for just five hits Wednesday in the first game of the American Legion freshmen state tournament, but thanks to nine walks and four errors by Hannibal, Sullivan came out on top.

Hot Meals Held Up, More Volunteers Needed for Meals On Wheels

The Sullivan Senior Center is preparing to start delivering hot meals again during the lunch time, Monday through Friday, but can’t do so without the help of volunteers to deliver the meals.

News

Dine To Donate At Applebee's

Dine To Donate At Applebee's - Enjoy a meal that's filling-and fulfilling. Dine at Applebee's in Sullivan on July 27 from 4-9 p.m.

City Residents, Businesses Asked To Conserve Water

By James B. Bartle

Sullivan Area Arts Council Glass Etching Class July 29

The Sullivan Area Arts Council is hosting a glass etching class Saturday, July 29 at 10 a.m. at Grace United Methodist Church, located at 952 North Church Street.

Columns & Opinions

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.

Missouri Strong

Last week when the weather reports started to come in, we all feared for the worst… and then the worst happened.

By Congressman Jason Smith Capitol Report

Sports

Ballwin Blanks Sullivan On Day 2 Of State Tourney

For the first time all season, Sullivan was shutout as Ballwin Post 166 won 5-0 Thursday in the American Legion freshmen state tournament.

By Ryan Storz

Sullivan Scratches Out 5-1 Win Over Hannibal

Sullivan and Hannibal combined for just five hits Wednesday in the first game of the American Legion freshmen state tournament, but thanks to nine walks and four errors by Hannibal, Sull

By Ryan Storz

Post 18 Freshmen Win Ninth District Championship

Garrett Juergens' sixth inning triple Friday drove in two runs and broke a 3-3 tie, leading the Sullivan Post 18 freshmen to a 5-3 victory against Washington in the Ninth District championship game

Farm

USDA Offers Flood Impacted Franklin County Farmers And Ranchers Disaster Assistance

Franklin County Farm Service Agency (FSA) County Executive Director, Sheria Yancey reminds farmers and ranchers across the county of federal farm program benefits that may be available to help elig