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Boone County was created from Carroll County's eastern half. Contrary to popular belief it wasn't named after Daniel Boone, a frontiersman. The original name of the county was Boon because residents believed it would be a boon to all those who settled in Boon. Boon County Advocate was the county's first newspaper. It was founded in 1870. The act that created the county was signed by Governor Powell Clayton in 1869. It was called An Act to Organize, Establish and Protect the County of Boone and Other Purposes. For whatever reason, an "e" was added. Race riots were organized to drive African-Americans from the area in 1905 and 1909. It was advertised as an all-white sundown community into the 1920s. It is now a hub of white supremacist activity. Robert Hathaway, a Boone County judge, signed proclamations in June 2017 that recognized Confederate Heritage and History Month. He also issued a similar proclamation in April 2019.
