There is reason to believe that potassium-rich foods eaten alongside protein- based foods strengthen your muscles.
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Why Should We Grow And Eat More Carrots?
Besides early flowers, carrots grow early. Besides color appeal, carrots offer unique benefits that support your health from the inside out.
Thayer Offers Basketball Camp For Kids Kindergarten Through 8th Grade
The Thayer Bobcats are anticipating great advances in their basketball teams. To help the idea along, they are hosting basketball camps.
Missouri House Sends Senate Bill Limiting Screen Time For Students
One bill discussed would have given students more book time rather than screen time for students in grades kindergarten through fifth grade.
Do You Know Invasive Species? Get Rid Of Them Now!
Invasive plants are entering our state. The MDC is hosting a virtual class discussing native versus invasive plants.
It’s Best To Leave Wildlife Alone- Per MDC Experts
Baby wildlife are prevalent and look irresistible. Baby animals are left in seclusion while a parent searches for food or another den.
National Leaders Gather In D.C. To read The Bible Aloud
Nearly 500 leaders are about to gather in Washington, D.C. to read the entire Bible aloud. for 12 hours each day.
Looking For A Natural Way To Lower Your Blood Pressure? Peas!
Larger human studies have reinforced the connection between legumes and blood pressure control. Try eating peas.
Community Want To See A Comet? You Need To Wake Up Early!
If you arise early this month, especially on Friday, you may see something extra special: a comet! It is visible in the night sky in April.
How Well Do You Manage Your Pond? MDC Can Help
The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) in West Plains is hosting a workshop discussing pond management.
Local Governments Vs. State Governments- Who Has More Power?
Who we elect into office decides the direction of our city and county, and how the money will be spent. We consider the value of voting.
Who’s Healthier- Night Owls Or Early Birds?
The Journal of the American Heart Association found that people who naturally stay up late are more likely to have poor heart health.