City of Berger Missouri

09/09/2026

Harvest time in Berger! We double checked 🌽 and the Combines didn't miss a single ear. 🚜 Beans look good! Food truck tomorrow on Market Street! 👍

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09/09/2026

Berger food truck day is Tomorrow! Home-Style Eats LLC will be on Market Street near the Firehouse from 3 to 7.🍔🥘🌽

09/03/2026

☀️ EVEN THE VULTURES KNOW IT’S HOT! 🦅
Our visitor found the highest seat in Berger. Vultures actually use rising warm air to help them soar, so this guy may be enjoying our hot weather more than we are.
And looking at this picture got us thinking…
Our Berger Water Tower could use a makeover! 🎨
If you could give it a new look, what would you do?
We’d love to hear your ideas! ❤️
EXTREME HEAT WARNING THROUGH SATURDAY AT 8PM 🔥
**Stay cool, Berger! ☀️💧**

08/31/2026

Monday Photo's 🌽
🌾 BERGER HAS A BIG BACKYARD — AND A BIG BOTTOM!
When most people think of Berger, they think of our little town along Highway 100.
But take a drive down Highway B and you'll discover an entirely different side of Berger.
Welcome to the Berger Bottoms.
Stretching from Berger toward New Haven along the Missouri River is an enormous expanse of rich river-bottom land — thousands upon thousands of acres of farm fields, levees, wetlands, conservation areas and wildlife habitat.
And when we say BIG, we mean it.
For perspective, the entire island of Manhattan, New York, is only about 22.7 square miles — approximately 14,500 acres.
Look at the photo below and imagine Manhattan sitting out there among our fields. It gives you an incredible perspective on just how much open land surrounds our little community.
The Berger Bottoms have also witnessed some remarkable history, including the Great Flood of 1993, which dramatically changed portions of the Missouri River landscape.
Today, farmers continue working this incredibly productive land while conservation areas provide habitat for wildlife along the Missouri River.
Berger itself may be small.
But we've got one heck of a backyard. 🌽🚜

08/30/2026

👀 A Little Small-Town Reminder from the City of Berger on a beautiful morning. 🐦

🇺🇸 As our flags remain at half-staff through sunset Tuesday, September 1, by order of the President in honor of Dolly Parton, we thought a little music was appropriate for today's small-town reminder…

Funny thing about small towns…
Some people see everything.
Most people see everything.
Who are we kidding? EVERYBODY sees EVERYTHING.

So, if you're reading this and suddenly thinking, “Wait… are they talking about me?”
We might be. We might not be.
But just to be safe… please stop doing whatever it is you're doing that is keeping Grandpa by the phone.
People are seeing it.
People are calling about it.
People are reporting it. (All night long).
And now a whole bunch of other people have to spend their time dealing with it.
We're a tiny town, folks. There aren't enough of us here to be this busy. 🥴
Nobody wants to see it. Nobody wants trouble. And we certainly don't need enough material to turn Berger into a documentary.
So, whoever needs to hear this:
Please. Just stop. We're asking nicely.
And everybody else—keep looking out for your neighbors and your community.
Let's keep Berger peaceful, safe, and just boring enough that Netflix never calls. ❤️
— City of Berger
Community Safety & Crime Prevention Reminder
City of Berger — promoting peace, good order and community welfare pursuant to §§ 79.110 and 79.450, RSMo.

08/28/2026

Wooly Bear Alert on Hwy B...All spotted have been solid black.

Watch the sidewalk on your evening walk this weekend. The first woolly bears are crossing, and a woolly bear in the road is telling you something.

A caterpillar you catch marching in late August has quit eating for the year. It is house-hunting. Somewhere under loose bark, a woodpile, or the leaf pile you never got around to moving, it will curl up for the winter and do the thing almost nothing else in your yard can do. It freezes. Nearly solid, heart stopped, ice between its cells, all winter long.

Then in spring it thaws out, walks off, and turns into an Isabella tiger moth as if none of that happened.

So the first crossing you see is a season marker as real as a turned leaf. The little wooly bear knows what the calendar is about to do. 🍂
Farmer News Missouri

08/28/2026

300 photo's later...it finally lined up. Eclipse 2026. The architecture of this church is amazing. Take a look!

08/28/2026

Notice from Tri-County Trucking:
Please call for any trash pickups involving any type of Furniture. To keep our rates low for everyone, we do not have large trash pickups Monthly or Yearly. Please call Tri-county directly for extra items. THIS INCLUDES ANY ITEMS OUTSIDE CURRENTLY FOR MORE THAN A WEEK THAT THEY HAVE REFUSED TO TAKE.
Thank you, City of Berger