Newsletter Late Week
Full House, Hard Choices: Hermann Hospital Juggles Growth and Finances
At the beginning of every Hermann Area District Hospital (HADH) Board meeting, Administrator Bill Hellebusch reminds everyone that the hospital’s mission is to “strengthen the communities that built it through compassionate and personalized care.” The meeting held on Monday, Sept. 22 was proof that the mission is paying dividends in big ways in terms patients served.
St. George Catholic Church Celebrates 180 Years of Faith and Community
The people of Hermann are marking a milestone of faith, history, and perseverance this year as St. George Catholic Church celebrates its 180th anniversary.
Minnesota Couple Finds a New Favorite Stop in Hermann
HERMANN, MO – A spontaneous detour has led to the discovery of a new favorite stop for one couple traveling the country in their 40-foot motorhome. Dean and Linda Doffenbach, who spend their winters in Pensacola, Florida, decided to take a different route on their annual trip back from visiting family in Minnesota and found themselves charmed by Hermann.
Stone Hill Winery Celebrates 60 Years, a Restoration for the American Wine Culture
Stone Hill Winery, a cornerstone of Missouri’s modern winemaking industry, is celebrating the 60th anniversary of its re-establishment. This milestone marks not only the revival of a historic winery but also the birth of the state's modern wine industry.
From Trailers to Townhomes: A New Chapter on West 6th
The Hermann Board of Adjustment voted unanimously on Tuesday evening to grant a zoning variance for a 34-unit housing development on West 6th Street, paving the way for a project that Board members predict will bring much-needed housing to the city. The decision came after a public hearing where several nearby residents voiced concerns about traffic, safety, and infrastructure.
Jazz and Wine Converge for a Cause at the Hermann Wine & Jazz Festival
Hermann is set to host an evening of rhythm, wine, and compassion at the annual Hermann Wine & Jazz Festival. This all-day outdoor event, held at the Clara Eitmann Messmer Amphitheater promises to be a blend of smooth jazz, local wines, and the unique charm of Hermann, all while supporting a noble cause: the Camp Rainbow Foundation, which provides free camp experiences for children with cancer and blood disorders.
Tony's Take
For over 150 years, the local newspaper was the bedrock of Hermann’s news life. Its pages, delivered to doorsteps each morning, with the earliest publications published in the German language, were the sole source for everything from school board meeting minutes to Friday night football scores.
Bearcats' Defense Shines in Challenging Match Against South Callaway Bulldogs
**Bearcats' Defense Shines in Challenging Match Against South Callaway Bulldogs**
From Memorial to Fatal Crash: The Tragic Path of a Franklin County Driver
HERMANN and FRANKLIN COUNTY — Many Hermann residents noticed damage to the Hermann Veteran Memorial on Market St. on Tuesday morning.
GASCONADE COUNTY R-1 ALUMNI ASSOCIATION CELEBRATES 15 YEARS
The Gasconade County R-1 Alumni Association was incorporated in July 2010 with the mission to provide encouragement and financial support to Hermann High School students as they further their education and vocational training. The Association started with a blank piece of paper, a$2,000 donation and a board of directors representing graduates from each decade since the 1040’s plus a representative from the school board.