Palmyra Spectator

11/08/2024

11/06/2024

Wesley Summers qualified for the State Cross Country meet with a 23rd place finish at districts. His time was 18:32.66. The top 30 runners advance.

11/06/2024

Photos from Friday night's football game. Tag, share and enjoy.
--Mike

11/06/2024

MARION COUNTY ELECTION RESULTS

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11/05/2024

Celebrate with the Drebes family this Saturday, as well as tthe Buckwalter anniversary. Please share to spread the word,

I apologize that this ad was inadvertently left out of this week's paper, and we will refund their payment.

-Mike

11/01/2024

09/14/2024

Marion County Cross Country at Palmyra

09/14/2024

Palmyra Cross Country on Saturday morning

08/13/2024

CONGRATULATIONS ON 10 YEARS MAGGIE'S!

06/18/2024

Youth Self-Defense Summer Camp in Marion County June 25-27



Royce Gracie Academy of Palmyra, Mo., is hosting an intensive three-day Youth Self-Defense Summer Camp in Marion County June 25-27.

Kids and teens (ages 7-15) will spend mornings (9-11 a.m.) on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday (June 25-27) at Fit Garage in Philadelphia, Mo., focusing on Helio Gracie’s Philosophy of self-defense and the Stand Up Self-Defense Curriculum to Surprise Attacks.

Participants will then attend evening self-defense classes at Royce Gracie Academy in Palmyra, Mo., (6 - 6:45 p.m.) on Tuesday June 25 and Thursday June 27. These sessions will focus on Takedowns/Throwing & Grappling for self defense.

Royce Gracie Jiu-jitsu focuses exclusively on realistic self-defense techniques against the most realistic and common bullying confrontations or real-life attacks.

Unlike the very different practice of sport ‘jiu-jitsu’ or ‘bjj’ for tournaments and competitions between trained athletes, Royce Gracie Jiu-jitsu focuses entirely on self-defense for the most common types of realistic attacks on the street individuals are likely to encounter such as hair pulls, shirt grabs, sucker punches and striking, headlocks, and even weapons defenses.

Those in attendance will also learn imperative de-escalation techniques to avoid any confrontation before utilizing the most legitimate and tested, authentic self-defense techniques in the world.

All summer camp classes and lessons are taught by Royce Gracie’s personal black belt and Palmyra resident, Mark Kerkhoff.

To register, visit https://roycegraciemo.com/. Registration closes Saturday June 22 at noon. A minimum of 10 students is required by deadline.

05/02/2024

UPDATE: Our emails are back online, but we are still trying to get the website going. Thank you for your patience.

Our emails are still down. If you are trying to send something to us give us a call at 573-769-3111 or fax us at 573-769-3554.

05/01/2024

Give us a call at 573-769-3111 if you are needing something from us as our email is not working right now.

The server is down.

In the business world of 2024, those are four of the worst words you can here.

All day Tuesday, we at NEMOnews Media Group have been living with that issue, and doing our best to work around the situation.

The worst part of the situation for us has been no email. The result of that is that we haven’t been able to send or receive email on our main accounts since around midnight last night. Fortunately, we have a couple outside accounts that are not affected.

Our provider is working on it, and they have called in outside IT people to help, but we have no estimate for when service will be restored.

Four of our newspapers printed last night and were mailed this morning, readers of The Media, the Edina Sentinel, the Shelby County Herald and the Palmyra Spectator won’t see any problems with their print issue.

The Milan Standard uses a Gmail address, so we were able to get them to press today, along with the Memphis Democrat, which was nearly completed yesterday. Those papers will print tonight as usual, and be mailed Wednesday morning.

Schuyler County Times readers aren’t so lucky. At this point, it’s a good bet that the Times won’t be printed until Wednesday night, and mailed on Thursday morning.

I also don’t know when our website service will be restored, so online readers of any of our papers may experience delays.

We take pride in bringing you your community news, and we’re sorry that there’s a delay.
-Mike