Representative Keith Elliott is working on voting rights, school report cards, and eliminating the state income tax.
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Legislators Revive ‘Personhood’ Amendment Protecting Fetuses
Congress is examining where life begins, clarifying that a person is one with a unique DNA, regardless of age or whether in the womb.
COVID Closures Still Impacting Education In Major Subjects
Another study proves the devastating effects of school closures during the pandemic , illustrating how only a fraction have recovered.
Local Oregon County Elections Occur In April; Are You Ready?
Local elections occur on April 7 which decide mayors, local taxes, school board members, and other issues directly related to Oregon County.
Did You Know That America Has An Official Creed?
This year, America is celebrating its 250th birthday. Our nation’s creed symbolizes all that a true American should be.
Missouri AG Sues To Stop Counting Of Illegals In Census
Missouri Attorney General Hanaway announced that the state has filed suit seeking to end the counting of illegal aliens in the census.
By June, Wendy’s To Close Around 300 Restaurants That Under-perform
Wendy’s only option is to close stores and update what remains open. They plan to close between 298 to 358 of their U.S. restaurants.
Gov Kehoe Announces ‘A Home For Every Child’ Initiative
Gov Kehoe and the Missouri Dept of Soc. Svcs. Children’s Division announced participation in the “A Home for Every Child” initiative,
What Is Lent And Can Anyone Celebrate It?
Lent is a six-week period that begins on Ash Wednesday and concludes on Holy Saturday or Easter Sunday. It is a time for fasting.
Avoiding Disaster In The Olympics With…Airbags!
Skiers have extra safety measures for when they ‘fly down the slopes’: airbags! They wear airbag vests that inflate in the event of a crash.
Trump Declares We Are One Nation Under God
Trump met for the annual National Prayer Breakfast. He announced that on May 17, there will be a rededication of America as a nation under God
One Workshop Creates Confident Communication In Teens
At the Political Communications Workshop students ages 13–19 are challenged to think critically, engage respectfully, and communicate clearly.












