Last year was an election year and multiple of our government officials got reelected. Missouri’s inauguration was on January 11, 2021.
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Local Representative Jason Smith Announces “He Will Object”
Representative Jason Smith drafted a press release with other Republican representatives announcing their plan on objecting.
President Trump Honors God At National Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony
On December 3, 2020, Pre4sident Trump spoke at the National Christmas Tree lighting ceremony.
Governor Parson Closes Offices On Christmas Eve
Governor Parson signed an executive order that closes all state offices on Christmas Eve.
History Of The Attack On Pearl Harbor On December 7, 1941
It was December 7, 1941, at 8:00 a.m. (Hawaii time zone) when the Japanese planes bombed Pearl Harbor because an American naval base was located there.
Judge Amy Coney Barrett Confirmed To U.S. Supreme Court By Senate
Trump gave reasons for the appointment- “Justice Barrett has made clear she will issue rulings based solely upon a faithful reading of the Constitution.”
Oregon County Spends $1.2 million in Cares Act Funds
Oregon county is following the government guidelines to use the funds for the best and highest purposes..
Congressman Smith Fights For Southern Missouri Values
Congressman Jason Smith reported on what’s he’s getting done locally and in Washington, DC.
Senator Josh Hawley Sends Relief To Missouri Homeschooling Families
Senator Josh Hawley plans on introducing a bill to provide relief to families dealing with homeschooling costs.
Trump Signs Executive Order Protecting Babies After Failed Abortions
On Wednesday, September 23, 2020, Trump announced that he would sign an executive order.
CDC- Deaths Caused Exclusively By COVID-19 Is 6% Of COVID-Related Fatalities
The CDC “Weekly Update” webpage showed that 94% of deaths with COVID-19 listed on the death certificate had other illnesses or conditions also listed.
West Plains Mask Mandate Narrowly Fails By 3/2
The council held another meeting on August 24, 2020, where the first read of Bill 4665 was conducted.