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Ramada Inn
This
Hotel is owned by really nice people. This is the only hotel that
also has a really nice night club in it. It is in a great location
to access Fort Leonard Wood. My top recommendation goes to Ramada
Inn.
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Waynesville News
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 Fire caught before it spread out of Waynesville Middle School art room
Andy Anderson explains the fire to Waynesville Superintendent Judene Blackburn. |
Fire caught before it spread out of Waynesville Middle School art roomWAYNESVILLE, Mo. (March 11, 2010) — Superintendent Judene Blackburn had a simple message for Andy Anderson, one of her school board members and custodians: “You saved our building!” Anderson happened to be in the right place at the right time Wednesday evening when a passing motorist noticed flames coming through the window of a room at Waynesville Middle School and called 911. That 911 call resulted in firefighters being dispatched to the scene, but before they arrived, Anderson had successfully used a fire extinguisher to stop the blaze. Initially reported as being a fire in the gym, the blaze was actually located in an art room in a building in front of the gym, but that wouldn’t be clear from outside the school to someone not familiar with the building layout. “The whole counter was on fire and the room was full of smoke,” Anderson said. Click here to read more on Pulaski County Daily News ...By Darrell Todd Maurina | Write Comment
Waynesville is growing but high school road realignment hits snag
Waynesville Councilwoman Luge Hardman explains her city's issues at Wednesday's Chamber of Commerce meeting. |
Waynesville is growing but high school road realignment hits snagWAYNESVILLE, Mo. (March 10, 2010) — Projects in Waynesville’s downtown are progressing, Councilwoman Luge Hardman told members of the Waynesville-St. Robert Chamber of Commerce during their noon meeting Wednesday, but efforts to realign the GW Lane and Ichord Avenue intersection by Waynesville High School have hit a snag that may force creation of a “roundabout” or traffic circle. “Downtown projects continue; there’s a lot of good stuff going on in downtown Waynesville,” Hardman said, including $2 million worth of construction work. “We also continue to work on some excellent projects that are going to start this summer. Most of you know that we did pass a bond issue for our wastewater and sewer treatment plant, a $5 million project, and that’s also going to begin this summer,” Hardman said. “I will tell you that it is the goal of the city to work to improve the traffic flow of the high school ... Keep your eyes to the local media to what happens there; hopefully there will be something that happens shortly.” Click here to read more on Pulaski County Daily News ... By Darrell Todd Maurina | Write Comment
Pizza ovens are for food, not towels, Waynesville fire chief warns Caseys
WAYNESVILLE, Mo. (March 9, 2010) — Pizza ovens are supposed to be used for baking pizza, not towels, but according to Waynesville Rural Fire Chief Doug Yurecko, misuse of the oven by a late-night worker at Casey’s General Store in Waynesville came close to burning the store down. “(Firefighters) did determine where the fire was with a thermal imager and determined it was contained to the stainless steel drawer,” Yurecko said. “Our thermal imager was showing it was still a couple of hundred degrees. If it hadn’t been in a stainless steel drawer, or if it had been in a regular cabinet, we would have had a fully involved building ... You probably should make a mental note at home that if your dryer doesn’t work, don’t use your toaster oven to dry your socks or your dishwasher to wash your shirts.” Click here to read more on Pulaski County Daily News ...By Darrell Todd Maurina | Write Comment
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