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Editorial

In a Florida school, a physical education teacher was reprimanded for refusing to supervise a biologically female student.

Veterans Day is a holiday, celebrated on November eleventh, which honors military veterans.

Missouri Governor Parson released a statement where he encouraged the civilians to honor those who have and are currently serving, this Veterans Day.

On November 6th the residents of Missouri dusted off their various voter ID’s and voted in the general elections.

Missouri, along with twenty-eight other states, will be voting “Yes” or “No” on some constitutional amendments in this coming general election.

On Friday, a Turkish court released the American pastor, Andrew Brunson. This early release might help relieve tensions.

President Trump has Approved Florida’s disaster declaration and Georgia’s emergency declaration.

Governor Parson appointed Steven Privette as Presiding Judge for the 37th Judicial Circuit.

National POW/MIA Recognition Day is traditionally observed on the third Friday of September.

President Donald J. Trump’s Administration put preparations in place to help the States and local governments ahead of Hurricane Florence’ impact.

National Truck Driver Appreciation Week is September ninth through the fifteenth.

Governor Mike Parson has now been Missouri’s state governor for 100 days, after being sworn in on June 1st.