Polyphenols are beneficial compounds in many plant foods. They improve digestion, brain function, and blood sugar levels.
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Port Strike Could Lead To Shortages Of Favorite Items
Dockworkers on the East and Gulf coasts have gone on strike, affecting winter produce and food items from places like Chili.
Community What’s Good For Eye Health? Dark Chocolate!
Studies show that eating dark chocolate regularly and in moderation does more good than harm. Dark chocolate contains nutrients.
Mark Your Calendars For Farmer’s Fest 2024 And 2 Year Anniversary Celebration!
October 26th, 3-6 pm, Court Square Cafe will host Farmer Fest 2024 to celebrate local farmers while,celebrating two years in business!
Campbell Soup Company Changing Its Name
Campbell Soup as a household name that means quality. Campbell Soup has now voted to drop the “Soup” from its name.
Gov Parson And AG Bailey Opposing Unregulated Cannabis
Governor Parson and Attorney General Bailey announced a joint task force to combat the spread of unregulated psychoactive cannabis products.
Simpson’s True Value Celebrated Their 60 Year Anniversary On Friday
Simpson’s True Value hit a huge milestone on September 20, 2024, celebrating their 60th Anniversary. Locals came out to support the business.
Take Care And Help Others During Deer Season
The MDC (Missouri Department of Conservation) asks hunters to be wary of CWD requirements and not forget the needy.
Planning Continues For The Black Gold Walnut Festival
The Walnut Festival is almost here. Final preparations are coming into place, and there is still room for a few more vendors.
Community Prepare Now For Walnut Festival Contests
At the festival, the chamber will host several contests for attendees of all ages. These contests are all on Saturday, October 5, 2024.
Thayer’s Fall Festival Is Set For October 12th
Thayer, Missouri, is once again having its fall festival, this year it being on Saturday, October 12, 2024, between 3:00 pm and 7:30 pm.
Thinking About Eating Pine Trees? Yes! Here’s How
The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) is hosting an online session to teach people how to prepare them for consumption.