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Know A Graduate? Does He Need Something Personalized? Try M&M’s

Personal April 21, 2025 Jennifer Thomas 0 Comments

Whether it is your firstborn child or your ninth, graduation deserves the best. M&M’s has announced graduation candy packages!

ChatGPT Plus Is Giving Two Months Free To Students Through May 31st

Personal April 19, 2025 Amanda Thomas 0 Comments

ChatGPT, the new AI writer that many people are using today, is giving students two months free of ChatGPT Plus if they sign up by May 31, 2025.

Add Vegetables To Your Diet Throughout Your Day

Lifestyle April 17, 2025 Jennifer Thomas 0 Comments

Everyone knows that eating vegetables is essential. But it should not be a chore. You don’t need to eat all your servings simultaneously

Arkansas Legalizes Christians’ Right To Adopt Children

Family April 15, 2025 Jennifer Thomas 0 Comments

Arkansas Gov.Huckabee Sanders signed a bill into law last week aimed at protecting Christian families in adoption and foster care processes.

Springtime- Time To be Bear Aware!

Outdoor Living April 14, 2025 Jennifer Thomas 0 Comments

The black bears leave their winter dens to search for food as spring gets underway. MDC reminds Missourians to “Be BearWise.”

Learn How To Grill A Freshly Caught Fish In Virtual Workshop

Outdoor Living April 7, 2025 Amanda Thomas 0 Comments

People who would like to learn more about how to grill a freshly caught fish should register for the MDC virtual program “Pond to Plate: Grilling Fish” on April 8th.

2025–2026 Official Manual Photo Contest Goes Until April 30th

Recreation April 5, 2025 Amanda Thomas 0 Comments

Secretary of State Denny Hoskins invites Missourians to submit photographs for the 2025–2026 Official Manual Photo Contest. The contest is open until April 30, 2025.

MDC And MSU To Host A Pond Management Workshop On April 8th

Outdoor Living April 4, 2025 Amanda Thomas 0 Comments

If you’re a landowner with questions about building a new pond, a free pond management workshop hosted by the MDC and Missouri Extension on April 8 in Alton.