Contestants Being Sought for Sesqui Contests
Posted Wednesday July , 2008 @ 11:30

PERRY, MO - Contestants are being sought for the Ralls County Sesquicentennial Pageants, plus other events including the Baby Show, Quilt Show, Photo Contest, Parade and Art Show. To download the pre-entry forms, click here.

Ralls County Courthouse Wine Now Available across NE Missouri
Posted Friday June 20, 2008 @ 4:27 PM

PERRY, MO - Crown Valley Winery of St. Genevieve Missouri has bottled a specialRalls County Wine “Ralls County Courthouse” wine. The label features a Billyo O’Donnell painting of the courthouse from the back cover the “Painting Missouri” book by Billyo O’Donnell and   Karen Glines. Four varieties are available American Dry Red, American Sweet Red, American Semi-Sweet White, and American Rose.  It is available at Ruba’s Market and Mac's Palce in New London, Pick-A-Dilly and Crossroads in Center, The Junction Convenience Store, Lake Country Charms and Hickman’s IGA in Perry. Also available at Cannon Dam General Store on route J north of Perry, C & R Market in Monroe City and Sawyer's Creek south of Hannibal. Part of the proceeded goes to support the Ralls County Courthouse Sesquicentennial.

Ralls County Sesquicentennial featured in
Rural Missouri Magazine
Posted Friday May 30, 2008 @ 11:52 am

RALLS COUNTY, MO - Since 1858, the old courthouse that is the most prominent feature of New London has served the people of Ralls County. It anchors the downtown of this city of 1,001 residents with stately, well-manicured grounds that include a World War I cannon.

This year, Ralls County residents invite others to celebrate the historic structure’s sesquicentennial with many activities centered around the courthouse.

To view the entire article from Rural Missouri Magazine, click here.

 

 

Event Merchandise Now on Sale
Posted: 4/28/08

The Ralls County Historical Society in cooperation with Jack Moore Promotions is pleased to announce the on-line sale of event merchandise. "It's great to have the merchandise on-line" said Ron Leake, event co-chairman. "This allows us to reach people before the event and those who may not be able to attend the celebration July 22nd - 27th." Sesquicentennial logo t-shirts are also available at local stores throughout the county. To view the merchandise click here.


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