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City Council hears department reports in regular session
The Monroe City Board of Alderman met in a regular session meeting, on November 7 in the City Council Chambers. Present for the meeting were Mayor Ronald Miller, Alderman Loree Quinn, Adrain Saunders, Greg Smith, Robin Simpson and Mike Schneider. The board heard reports from several different departments during the meeting.
MCR-1 Education Foundation Ace of oundation Ace of Diamonds drawing Jackpot up to $27, 578
The MCR-1 Education Foundation Ace of Diamonds drawing jackpot for Thursday, November 28 will be up to $27,578 on December 5. The winning ticket will be drawn at 6 p.m. at Maddie’s on Main.
City Council hears Presentation of Bills and Approvals of Payments on Nov. 7
A motion was made by Alderman Robin Simpson, seconded by Alderman Loree Quinn approving the accounts payable presented for November 7, and considered warrants approved by the Mayor since the last council meeting. motion passed unanimously.
MCR-1 Education Foundation Ace of oundation Ace of Diamonds drawing Jackpot up to $25,879
The MCR-1 Education Foundation Ace of Diamonds drawing jackpot for Thursday, November 21 will be up to $25,879. The winning ticket will be drawn at 6 p.m. at Maddie’s on Main.
“So God Made a Farmer’s Wife”
And on the 9th day God looked down and said, "I have just asked a lot of this old boy, he is going to need some help," So God made a farmer's wife. God said, "She has to get up before dawn and not let that farmer hit snooze for the third time, cook breakfast while he is milking cows, wake and ready the brood for school, take supper to him in the field and remind him to quit in time to get to the school board meeting in town." So God made a farmer's wife." I need someone strong enough to carry his children and at 8 months along run cows out of corn field.
MC-R1 Prepares for 100th MCHS Basketball Tournament
MC-R1 Prepares for 100th MCHS Basketball Tournament
Holy Rosary and Monroe City R-1 Schools Support “Christmas is Caring” Program with Food Drive
During the week of November 4, students from Holy Rosary School and Monroe City R-1 School came together for a food drive. Organized by the Hometown Volunteers, benefiting the organization’s “Christmas is Caring” program.