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Spice up your meals with horseradish

Eating horseradish is a novel way to trick your brain into thinking your head is on fire, said University of Missouri Extension horticulturist David Trinklein. You take a tiny, innocent-looking …

Invasive grass still wreaking havoc in pastures

Over the past 10 years, University of Missouri Extension specialists across the state have received calls about grass with purple bottlebrush seed heads spreading across pasture and hayfields, says …

Report on last week's cattle market

Kingsville Livestock Auction, Kingsville Report for Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2026 Receipts:   1,144; last week, 1,352 Feeder steers sold $15 to $20 higher and heifers sold $5 to $15 …

Feeding whole soybeans to beef cattle

There may be instances where soybeans are rejected at the point of sale. The question becomes what to do with these beans. They can be fed to most classes of beef cattle, but there are some cautions …

Campers will need permits to use MDC areas

The Missouri Conservation Commission gave final approval at its Oct. 23 open meeting in Cape Girardeau to regulation changes from the Missouri Department of Conservation that would require campers to …

Council tables action on subdivision plat

The plat for a new subdivision planned for Tipton was not accepted by the City Council Monday night, Nov. 2, as a new survey of the property and a court judgment had not yet been filed with the …

Registration link opens for chamber’s Turkey Trot

Participants who want to guarantee a limited official T-shirt for the annual Tipton Chamber of Commerce Turkey Trot must enter by Saturday, Nov. 14. This is the third year for the race which will be …

Cattlemen’s dinner is for scholarships

Every May the Moniteau County Cattlemen’s Association awards scholarships totalling a substantial amount to graduating seniors from the three high schools in the county. The organization will hold …

Maclay Friends give results of Septemberfest baking contest

The Friends of the Maclay Home has listed winners of the 2026 Septemberfest Baking Contest & Auction held Saturday, Sept. 12. Entries were made at the Old Presbyterian Church, judging …
Obituaries
Minnie L. Williams
Minnie Lee Williams 85, of Bunceton, Mo., passed away Sunday, Nov. 1, 2026, at Tipton Oak Manor. She was born on Aug. 15, 1941, in Boonville, Mo., a daughter of Ben and Mary Margaret (Meyer) …
Harold J. Hancock
Harold Joseph Hancock, 78, of Tipton, died Monday, Oct. 26, 2026, at his home. He was born Feb. 1, 1948, at St. Louis, a son of Harold “Pete” and Lena Mae Jones Hancock. On June 20, 1981, he …
Kelly C. Kohler
Kelly Colin Kohler, 56, of Tipton, Missouri, passed away on Sunday, October 25, 2026, at his home, surrounded by his family, after a battle with cancer. He was born on July 8, 1970, in Sedalia, …
Shirley M. Dick
Shirley Mae Dick, 83, Sedalia, died Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2026, at E.W. Thompson Health & Rehab. She was born May 18, 1943, in Sedalia, the daughter of Leonard Charles and Rosemary Cole Goss. …
Allen W. Stock
Allen Wayne Stock, 75, Holts Summit, died Friday, Oct. 9, 2026. He was born Dec. 11, 1950, in Jefferson City, a son of Ernest and Lola Sowders Stock. He attended Jefferson City High School, …
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Tipton Fall Sports 2026

This week’s issue of The Tipton Times includes the annual preview of fall sports. Coaches’ thoughts on the Tipton Cardinal varsity football, volleyball, girls golf and cross country teams, …

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America 250 years

This issue of your Tipton Times includes a section devoted to wishing the United States of America a “Happy 250th Birthday!” The 24-page “America 250” section features articles on the …

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Moniteau County Fair

This issue of The Tipton Times includes the 160th Moniteau County Fair Days book, featuring everything you need to know about the fair. This year’s guide was produced by The Times for the …

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Scholarships to benefit from Piccadilly Auction, Saturday

The Tipton Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual Piccadilly Auction for scholarships Saturday evening, Nov. 7. The event will be held at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Doors will open at 6:30 …

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MDC will require permits to use unstaffed firearms shooting ranges

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Washington Is Starting to Name the Middle-Income Renter, Without Yet Funding the Fix
A new federal housing effort has directed the Government Accountability Office to study a formal income definition for the middle class, roughly 80 to 120 percent of area median income, and to …
In Palm Beach County, Single-Family Homes and Condos Are Now Separate Markets
The question heard most often in Palm Beach County this year is whether the housing market is crashing. The numbers point somewhere else: two markets operating in the same zip codes, moving at …
In Austin, Texas, Tech Layoffs Are Reshaping Who Buys and What Sells
Austin’s residential real estate market has long been associated with tech-driven demand. But in 2026, the buyer pool powering the city’s housing activity looks different than it did even two …
In South Denver, Colorado, Temporary Rate Buydowns Are Expiring – and the Safety Net Isn’t There
The 2-1 buydown was supposed to be a bridge. Buyers who locked in mortgages two to three years ago at rates near 7% used the program to ease into ownership, paying two percentage points less in year …
Element 52 Penthouse, Telluride, Colorado – A Ski Lift at the Door, Main Street Down the Block
A top-floor penthouse combines the privacy of a standalone house with hotel-style service, a pairing rarely found inside Telluride’s town limits. By Chris Caggiano The morning starts in the …
What Luxury Home Buyers in Beaverton, Oregon Are Prioritizing in 2026
Luxury buyers on the West Coast want different things than they did five years ago, and in Beaverton, Oregon, those changes show up in which homes sell and which ones sit. Carey Hughes, who leads …
Two Careers and Two Commutes Shape Where Buyers Live in Washington, D.C.
Deciding where to live in Washington, D.C. usually comes down to three things: where each adult in the household works, how they will commute, and what kind of life they want outside work. Because …
How Ground-Floor Retail Can Raise the Value of an Entire Mixed-Use Project, According to a Boston Retail Strategist
Developers usually judge ground-floor retail by the rent it brings in. Ann Ehrhart, a Boston, Massachusetts retail strategist and founder of EVERSTREET, says that number tells only part of the story. …
Small Town, #1 in New York: The Livingston County Team Leading Real’s Small-Team Rankings
Statewide production rankings in New York real estate are usually a metropolitan story. The volume sits where the prices sit, and the teams at the top of the leaderboards tend to work the downstate …
Beyond the Hamptons: The Quiet Appeal of Sharon, Connecticut
There are towns in Litchfield County that buyers discover and then quietly tell their friends about. Sharon, Connecticut tends to work that way. People arrive for a specific reason, a school, a lake, …