On February 23, 2021, the Missouri Senate passed a bill with its amendments that aims to stop lawsuits on businesses.
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Watch Outside Crops- Freezing Weather Is Here Again
With spring comes warmer weather. Warm weather takes gardeners outside to till the land and plant.
Missourians Look To Ice Fish on Ponds And Small Lakes
Although Missouri has undergone a spell of arctic weather, many residents are looking for movement outdoors.
Conservative Radio Talk Show Host- Rush Limbaugh- Dead At 70
Rush Limbaugh, the conservative talk show host, opponent of ‘fake news’, hero to many, passed away Wednesday,
Editorial Are Iced Over Parking Lots Preferred Over COVID?
I was amazed at the number of parking lots that were covered in ice. No salt was down and it was hazardous.
Anticipate Colder Weather By Getting Your Vehicle Ready
Cooler weather is approaching and with it, the demand to winterize our vehicles. Here are several items to check.
Get Prepared On International ShakeOut Day For MO
The Great Central U.S. ShakeOut Day is scheduled for the third Thursday of October. This year that falls on October 15.
Should Community Service Be A Requirement For High School Graduation?
Some schools require students to put a certain amount of hours in community service before they can graduate.
MDC State Forest Nursery Selling Native Trees And Shrubs
Fall is a great time to plant trees and shrubs. The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) wants to help.
Percentage of Parents Deciding To Homeschool Explodes Due To Uncertainty
A growing number of parents are taking the education of the children in their own hands.
Community How Far Is 6 Feet—Doors, Horses, Footballs, Dogs— Know The Distance
With the coronavirus going on, the Central Disease Center suggests social distancing which is 6-feet. Here are some examples of things that are six-feet.
West Plains Mask Mandate Narrowly Fails By 3/2
The council held another meeting on August 24, 2020, where the first read of Bill 4665 was conducted.