Vitamin D has long proven itself as an agent against cancer and other diseases. Back in November, studies were showing that the vitamin d levels in a person dramatically determines the outcome of the disease. Although the NIH (run by Fauci) did make a statement in April that vitamin d is not encouraged nor discouraged […]
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All Students Are Welcome To Come To Thayer’s Back-To-School Fair Aug. 5
All students are welcome to come to Thayer’s Back-to-School Fair on Thursday, August 5, 2021. The fair is from 8:00 am until noon.
Bite Down On It: Today Is National Watermelon Day
Today, August 3, 2021, is National Watermelon Day. Here are five things that you can do with your watermelon today, besides just eat it.
Couch School Wants Public’s Participation In Funds And Preparations
Couch School District is preparing for another school year. They are asking for the public’s participation in a couple of matters.
Loving Parent When You Live Far Away From Kids After Divorce—Possible?
It is very important for your kids to know they are not trash to be “kicked to the curb of life.” They won’t understand all that has happened but it helps.
Keep Your Dog Cool In The Summer- 5 Ways To Cool Them
If you have a dog, you don’t want them getting heat stroke or heat exhaustion. Here are five simple ways to keep your doggo cool this summer.
Numbers Are In: Homeschooing Is Here To Stay
It’s mid-summer and parents are thinking about back to school. How can they help it when its sales are everywhere?
Tex And Cpl. Lamb Track For The Missouri Department Of Conservation
Corporal Alan Lamb and his canine, Tex, work for the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC). Tex uses his tracking ability to help the MDC.
Support The Thayer High School Volleyball Players And Get Your Car Washed
The Thayer High School volleyball team will be holding a free car wash on Saturday, July 31, 2021, near the Pizza Inn in Thayer, Missouri.
Fauci Slams Missourians For Alledged Low Vaccination Rates
While an Arizona doctor is claiming the COVID-19 vaccines are dangerous,, Dr. Fauci blames a rise on Missouri’s low vaccine rate.
Come Out And Help The Caseys As Carstyn Receives Medical Treatment
The community is getting together to support the family and help defray some of the expenses involved.
Tick Bites Are On The Rise As Temperatures Rise
Ticks survive best in warm, moist climates. As summer heats up, ticks thrive and multiply.












