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Celebrate National Donut Day With a Free Doughnut
During World War I, The Salvation Army’s “Doughnut Lassies” came up with an idea to boost the troop’s morale by making donuts.
Annual Free Fishing Weekend in Missouri- June 8 and 9
Once again it is spring and time for free fishing. This weekend, June 8-9, 2019 anyone can fish for free in Missouri.
Stay Aware of Bears in Missouri this Summer
Warm summer months means that nature is at its full strength- everything from animals to plants are out getting some sunshine.
Family Cinema Showing Free Summer Movies In West Plains, MO
This summer the Family Cinema in West Plains, MO will offer free early movies. They theater has done this in the past for a success.Â
Rain Causes Mississippi River to Rise to Highest Levels in 92 Years
Spring in Missouri this year has been exceptionally wet, and those located near streams and rivers can attest to that.
MDC Wants to Raise Trout Permits and Tags in 2020
The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) manages to raise and release almost two million trout every year.
Colorado Students Were Unknowingly Used to Train Facial Recognition
It all began in 2012. Dr. Terrance Boult attached a camera to a building on the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs campus and began filming students.
MacKenzie Bezos Pledges over $15 Billion to Charity
MacKenzie Bezos, the former wife of Amazon’s founder- Jeff Bezos, has recently pledged to donate half of her 35 billion dollar fortune to the Charity.
Senator Hawley Tours Jefferson City Tornado Damage
United States Missouri Senator Josh Hawley recently canceled a trip to the U.S. Mexico border to got to Jefferson City Missouri.
Alton Missouri Celebrates Memorial Day With Flags
It’s Memorial Day, a day that many marks as the time when school is finally out for the summer, but it’s so much more than that.
From Decoration Day to Memorial Day
In 1868 General John Logan called for a nationwide day to remember those who had served in the U.S. military.