On Tuesday, January 13, Governor Kehoe gave his state of the state address. He spoke about the budget and his priorities as governor in 2027.
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Senator Schmitt Reflects On Actions Of 2025
While in D.C., Senator Schmitt worked for Missourians, and he had several accomplishments the previous year. Here is a recap.
Our Mail Service Is Not As Delinquent As Denmark’s
As of December 30, 2025, Denmark no longer has an official postal service. Letter-sending in Denmark has declined by more than 90%.
Check Out The New Coins Celebrating Our Nation’s Birhtday
July 2026 marks the nation’s 250th birthday milestone. The United States Mint will celebrate this milestone with various coin changes.Â
Trump’s Issues First Two Vetoes In Second Term
At they end of 2025, Trump signed his first two vetoes of this second term, including a bill to fund a water infrastructure project.
Community New Affordable Pricing For National Parks Now In Effect
They offer great discounts to U.S. residents, digital passes, motorcycle deals, and free dates. Non-residents pay more.
Can You Identify Trees By Their Branches And Bark?
While trees do not have leaves in the winter, MDC is hosting a virtual class to help identify trees merely by their bark, twigs, or fruit.
Rep. Keith Elliott Response To Property Taxes
Keith Elliott, our Missouri representative, voted against cutting personal property taxes. We know that there are two sides to every story.
Gov. Kehoe Secures Millions To Strengthen Rural Healthcare
Governor Kehoe and the Missouri Department of Social Services announced that they have been awarded more than $216 million in funding.
An Update On What Representative Elliott Is Doing In Jefferson City
Representative Keith Elliott has been busy in Jefferson City this past year. He has given several of the things that has happened in 2025.
Need A Night Off From Cooking? Free Spaghetti Dinner Tonight
One can get worn out before Christmas is here. !Victory Freewill Baptist Church is hosting a FREE community-wide spaghetti dinner!.
Rep Jason Smith Casts Votes Before Thanksgiving
As the government shutdown ended, Congress went to work passing legislation on a variety of items. Here is what Representative Jason Smith has done. H.R. 4405 Epstein Files Transparency Act This act requires the AG to release all DOJ documents and records related to Jeffrey Epstein. It did pass, and Smith voted yes. H.R. 2659 […]