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The State Historical Society of Missouri newspaper microfilm catalog lists Greentop under Schuyler County, establishing another archival path for historic Greentop newspapers. Exact titles and date ranges should be retrieved from the catalog/collection before issue-level publication.
Date not listedOpen record ↗Living source-backed graph of Schuyler County population, major projects, public money and decision markers. Historical points are added only when a public source verifies them.
2026-08-24Open record ↗Government-hosted courthouse directory identifying Lisa Small as Schuyler County Clerk.
2026-08-18Open record ↗Official notice that the Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission approved the FY 2027-2031 Statewide Transportation Improvement Program.
2026-07-01Open record ↗Published Commission minutes identifying Lisa Small as Schuyler County Clerk during May 2026 Commission sessions.
2026-06-04Open record ↗Official project page documents the 33-mile U.S. 63 study from Kirksville to the Iowa line, public meetings in Kirksville and Queen City on May 12-13, 2026, a May 12-25 public comment period, current surveying/engineering work, and final conceptual alternatives expected in fall 2026.
2026-04-29Open record ↗Official 2026 Northeast District construction guide lists Route D, Route J near Greentop, Route U in Lancaster and Route V in Downing for resurfacing, with listed rural-roads work to be completed by Nov. 1, 2026.
2026-01-01Open record ↗Official MoDOT notice on a 33-mile U.S. 63 conceptual study between Kirksville and the Iowa state line, evaluating passing lanes, shared four-lane and other corridor improvements.
2025-11-01Open record ↗Secondary-source coverage of budget finalization, adoption of the 2025-26 budget, personnel and policy updates.
2025-06-18Open record ↗Secondary publication of county minutes records public comments, road-work discussion, right-of-way parking concerns and routine county business.
2025-06-09Open record ↗Secondary local-news coverage reports a $40,047.41 contract awarded to Lancaster Lumber for a football/men's restroom facility, with concrete work to be bid separately, along with other board actions.
2025-02-19Open record ↗Secondary-source coverage of board actions including facility improvements, staff matters, insurance and approval of the 2025-26 calendar.
2025-02-19Open record ↗Secondary-source year-in-review noting, among other events, a second wind-turbine collapse in Schuyler County and a Greentop council vote to close two alleys.
2024-12-31Open record ↗Secondary-source coverage of district financials, technology planning, personnel and public comments at the May 16, 2024 board meeting.
2024-05-16Open record ↗Secondary-source publication of Schuyler R-1 board action concerning the district tax levy.
2023-08-16Open record ↗Independent newspaper publication describing CARES Act distributions attributed to the January 4, 2021 Schuyler County Commission minutes. It is a secondary receipt, not a controlling official record.
2021-01-04Open record ↗Independent newspaper publication of text presented as Schuyler County Commission minutes. It reports Road & Bridge pay and mileage actions and a list of CARES Act distributions. It is not labeled as a controlling official record; the county-held minutes remain the preferred receipt.
2021-01-04Open record ↗Published Schuyler R-1 Board of Education regular-session minutes from August 20, 2020.
2020-08-20Open record ↗Published county commission minutes covering wind-project road concerns, TerraGen contact, MoDOT/state-road complaints, CARES Act criteria, recorder technology contract, and a capital-improvement sales-tax extension action.
2020-06-29Open record ↗Published ambulance district minutes covering equipment, board vacancy, building repair, employee insurance and contract matters.
2020-06-23Open record ↗Schuyler County Times archive index reproduces minutes for a regular Schuyler R-1 Board of Education session dated December 17, 2019. This is a secondary published copy/index reference; the district original remains controlling when available.
2019-12-17Open record ↗Public obituary for Douglas Andrew Pearson identifies his daughter Lisa Small and her husband Rob of Greentop. Used only to establish the documented marital relationship relevant because both spouses hold public office.
2016-05-14Open record ↗Official Missouri 1970 Census Number of Inhabitants report containing 1970 and 1960 population counts used in the Community Long View.
1971-01-01Open record ↗A 2025 Schuyler County Times historical article references a February 21, 1946 Greentop Reporter teacher-certification advertisement and documents Green Valley school history; retained as an archive research lead rather than a substitute for the original newspaper issue.
1946-02-21Open record ↗SHSMO records Glenwood as laid out in 1868 by Stiles and Alexander Forsha. This expands the Schuyler County settlement timeline and helps compare which communities persisted, declined or shifted around transportation and government centers.
1868-01-01Open record ↗SHSMO place-name research records Glenwood in Schuyler County as laid out in 1868, adding another community to the county growth-and-decline comparison.
1868-01-01Open record ↗Missouri Digital Heritage describes the Lancaster Excelsior as first published March 15, 1866 and provides digitized issues covering 1866 through 1875. The collection is a direct historical newspaper source for Schuyler County.
1866-03-15Open record ↗SHSMO place-name record describing Tippecanoe as the oldest town in Schuyler County and an early rival of Lancaster for county-seat status.
1854-01-01Open record ↗SHSMO records Tippecanoe as the oldest town in Schuyler County and a strong rival of Lancaster for the county seat before 1854. The entry preserves evidence of early competition over where county government would be centered.
1854-01-01Open record ↗SHSMO Ramsay Place Names file documents Schuyler County organization in 1843 and identifies early town, township, school and community place names useful for participation history.
1843-02-17Open record ↗SHSMO records that Chariton, Fabius, Independence and Liberty townships were organized in 1843, preserving an early layer of local governing structure in Schuyler County.
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