Governor Mike Parson received his flu shot. The flu is a respiratory disease that affects millions of people. An estimated 80,000 Americans died of influenza…
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Editorial Male P.E. Teacher in Trouble After Refusing To Supervise Transgender Girl
In a Florida school, a physical education teacher was reprimanded for refusing to supervise a biologically female student.
Florida Calls for a Recount on the Midterm Election Results
Florida officials ordered a manual recount for the senate race between Rick Scott, the current Republican governor, and the Democratic incumbent, Bill Nelson.
100th Anniversary of World War I’s End Happens This Veterans Day
Veterans Day is a holiday, celebrated on November eleventh, which honors military veterans.
Missouri Governor Parson Promotes Honoring Veterans This Veterans Day
Missouri Governor Parson released a statement where he encouraged the civilians to honor those who have and are currently serving, this Veterans Day.
Missouri 2018 Constitutional Amendments- Voter Results
On November 6th the residents of Missouri dusted off their various voter ID’s and voted in the general elections.
Oregon County Preliminary 2018 General Election Results
On Tuesday, November 6th, the Missouri general elections were held. These candidates came from the previous, midterm elections, which happened back in August. There were multiple polling locations for Oregon County, including several churches and community centers. These polling stations were open from six in the morning until seven in the evening, allowing plenty of […]
Oregon County Missouri Polls Are Open For 2018 Elections
One of 15 polling places in Oregon County, located at First Baptist Church on Highway 19 was busy today. At 2:00 p.m. over 600 ballots had been cast…
Constitutional Amendments on the November 6th Ballot
Missouri, along with twenty-eight other states, will be voting “Yes” or “No” on some constitutional amendments in this coming general election.
Who’s on Oregon County’s Novembers General Election 2018 Ballot
Novembers general election is coming rapidly on November sixth and with that comes our responsibility to vote.
Sandra Day O’Connor Diagnosed With Dementia
Sandra Day O’Connor, the first woman to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court, announced that she was told she has dementia.
Editorial Breaking Down Democratic Socialism For Dummies
Democratic Socialism is taking the stage here in America. But is Democratic Socialism any different than regular socialism?