Photo provided by David Menke
Pictured left to right are recently elected officers of the New Haven Preservation Society. Judy Kemp, Historian - Colleen Kuhn, Vice -President - David Menke, President - Dee Sewell, Secretary - Marian Kelley, Treasurer.

The Preservation Society is sponsoring "Santa at the Walt" this Saturday, December 8.  Doors will open at the Walt Theater in downtown New Haven at 12:30 with a showing of Christmas cartoons beginning at 1:00.

Missouri News Horizon
— Away from the quiet security that is the governor’s mansion in Jefferson City, and away from the peaceful certainty that fills most Missouri small towns, Gov. Jay Nixon has spent much of his week in a completely different environment — joining a number of Missouri troops stationed in Afghanistan.

Pictured left to right: Stanley Calvin and store manager, Ernie Swoboda.

New Haven, Mo - Stanley Calvin was chosen as the winner of New Haven Lumber's $1000 Fall Catalog Shopping Giveaway.

Seth Schenck - When you're hot your hot.  Schenck lays one in after picking off a steal.
By Kyle Quick

Seth Schenck scored a career high of 21 points, draining a career high of five three-pointers, and tying a career best of six assists in Tuesday’s pounding on Grandview in their home opener with a final of 56-25, improving to 4-1.  The Shamrocks led 31-4 at halftime; New Haven’s starting five played very little in the second half, sitting out the entire fourth quarter.

--Approximately 65.7 percent of registered voters participated in elections earlier this year, Missouri Secretary of State Robin Carnahan said Wednesday.

Voter turnout was down from both 2008 — when 69 percent of registered voters cast their ballots — and from Carnahan’s own prediction of 72 percent. About 2.7 million cast ballots this year, with the highest turnout reported from Osage County.

COLUMBIA, Mo. – An estimated 1.5 million individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) live in the United States, according to the Autism Society of America.

Despite extensive research on children with autism, little is known about what happens to these individuals when they grow up, particularly with regard to their employment situations.