On April 8, the 2024 solar eclipse’s path of totality will sweep across many states, including parts of the Mark Twain National Forest.
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Forget Complaining; Smile- It Really is Healthy!
Your smile does act on your body and mind in various positive ways, including benefits for your health and your mood.
Community Do You Want More Birds Outside your Window? Free MDC Course
While the colorful birds stand out against a white background, how to get any birds to your yard may be the proper question.
Do You Have Dry Hands? Here Are 5 Easy Helps
Most dry hands occur in the winter due to the weather. It becomes harder for the body to maintain moisture when the weather turns cold.
Is It Ok To Tip Workers In My Life? Yes!
Who should I tip? Are there clear-cut rules? The answer is this: there is no clean-cut, one-size-fits-all rule.
Community Holiday Fresh Air And Bird Watching
You can learn more about the variety of birds that can be in the area in winter. The Missouri Department of Conservation is there to help.
Senator Schmitt Files To End Covid Tyranny
Senator Schmitt filed the End Covid Tyranny Act which aims to protect Americans from further COVID tyranny and overreach.
Do Missourians Want Rank Choice Voting To Steal Their Representation?
Although rank choice voting was met with disapproval where implemented, defenders of rank voting claim it clearly represents every voter.
Updates On Court Ruling: AZ OK’d Illegal Signatures In 2020
During Arizona’s previous two elections, the state’s secretary of state used illegal signature-verification methods, a state court ruled.
Changes To Deer Season Rules Add Adaptivity For Everyone
Oregon County has changes to encourage deer hunting. The MDC is trying to lower the deer population by decreasing the female population.
Meet Our New School Superintendent- Holly Reese
With a larger-than-normal turnover of staff, it takes someone willing to stand up for students and education, Holly Reese can to do that.
Six Easy Ways To Relieve Your Allergies
In spring or fall, millions of allergy sufferers begin their annual trek to doctors, pharmacists, and drug stores for pills and other remedies in hopes of finding relief.