This week Andrew County was the newest addition on the “Show Me Missourah” podcast, hosted by Scott Faughn.
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Camden County was founded in 1841 and named Kinderhook County and renamed Camden County in 1843 after Charles Pratt, 1st Earl Camden, Lord Chancellor of the United Kingdom and leader of the British Whig Party.
Harrison County was founded in 1845 and is named after U.S. Representative Albert G. Harrison of Missouri. Currently, the population is 8,157 and the county seat is the city of Bethany. Harrison county is located in the great northwest of Missouri and borders Iowa to the north. Commissioner Mike Smith sat down with Scott Faughn […]
This week Harrison County was the newest addition on the “Show Me Missourah” podcast, hosted by Scott Faughn. Ozark County was formed back in 1841, and since then has grown to its current population of 8,553+ residents, reigning over 755 square miles. The county seat is the city of Gainesville, the largest city in the […]
This week Grundy County was the newest addition on the “Show Me Missourah” podcast, hosted by Scott Faughn. Grundy County was formed back in 1841, and since then has grown to its current population of over 9,500 residents. The entire county covers 483 square miles, with seven towns residing in it, and the seat of […]
This week were in Cape Girardeau County with Judge Stephen Limbaugh, Presiding Commissioner Clint Tracy, and Farm Bureau President Laura Nothdurft talk all things Cape County.
This week we were in one of the original five counties, Cape Girardeau County We had a great visit with Judge Stephen Limbaugh, former Lt. Governor Peter Kinder, Cape Girardeau County Presiding Commissioner Clint Tracy, and Farm Bureau President Laura Nothdurf talk all things Cape County.
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Special episode with Judge Stephen Limbaugh & former Lt. Gov. Peter Kinder
By admin on March 7, 2022
This Week in a special Show Me Missourah we sat down with Judge Stephen Limbaugh and former Lt. Governor Peter Kinder for a chat about all of Missouri history.
Scott Faughn traveled to the Johnson County courthouse in Warrensburg for this week’s episode.
Scott Faughn traveled to Mount Vernon, Missouri, the seat of Lawrence County, for this week’s show.