Pulaski County Happenings

12/04/2025

The City of St. Robert is proud to announce that the St. Robert Police Department has been awarded ...

12/04/2025

The Richland Police Department would like to extend our sincere gratitude to the Wommack Foundation for their generous donation.

This contribution will go a long way in helping us purchase much-needed equipment and fund ongoing training for our officers. Investments like this directly strengthen our ability to serve and protect the Richland community.

Thank you, Wommack Foundation, for your continued support!

12/03/2025

Great fb page that does daily history stories. Fort wood is mentioned in this one.

12/03/2025

12/03/2025

12/02/2025

Link to school closings. Keep checking as it continues to be updated.

SCHOOL CLOSINGS LIST: See the list of schools out for Tuesday: https://www.ky3.com/weather/closings/

12/01/2025

Keep Mice and Rats Out This Winter!

As temps drop, rodents like mice and rats often look for warm places. Left unchecked, even a few can quickly turn into a bigger problem.

Tips to bait, block and prevent rodents from sneaking inside:

• Use snap-traps — not poisons indoors. The most effective, low-risk method is a basic wooden snap trap. Use peanut butter as bait.

• Place traps along walls and edges. Using several traps at once helps catch them faster.

• Seal up every tiny opening around windows, doors, dryer vents and utility pipes. Use caulk and fill larger gaps with copper or steel wool. Mice can squeeze through holes as small as ¼ inch wide.

• Clean up clutter inside and outside. Keep woodpiles, trash, birdseed, pet or livestock feeds and garbage tightly sealed. Remove brush piles or debris near the house.

• Watch for warning signs: droppings (mouse droppings resemble tiny dark grains of rice), gnaw marks, shredded nesting materials, burrow entrances, or rustling in walls.

Get more details: https://brnw.ch/21wXYN7

12/01/2025

1:15 p.m. - Much of the state's roadways are covered or partly covered as snow continues to fall. Watch forecasts closely for evening commute impacts and plan your travels accordingly! Exercise extreme caution driving in these conditions: Take it slow, leave plenty of room, buckle up. Leave room for our crews, who are working to clear highways around the state. Stay buckled in your car if you slide off the roadway and call for help. Check current conditions at traveler.modot.org

12/01/2025

‼️⚠️Widespread snow is expected (80-100% chance) Monday to Monday night over across Missouri, with temperatures dropping into the 20s.
⚠️Snow enters far northeast Missouri Monday morning and exits state Monday night.
⚠️Heaviest snow is likely Monday afternoon and evening.|
⚠️A narrow band of moderate to locally-heavy snow with
rates of 1-1.5”/hour likely impacts Monday evening commute across portions of state.
✅Follow your local forecast for updates and time your travel based on expected conditions!
✅Avoid unnecessary travel.
✅Allow extra time, slow down, increase following distance.