You can pack a small survival kit in something like an Altoids tin. You can put everything that you need to survive for a short time in a small kit.
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All Louisiana Schools Required To Post ‘In God We Trust’
Louisiana passed a law that has a new requirement for each of the public schools. Each classroom needs to display our country’s motto.
Community Interested In Partnering With NASA To Promote The Eclipse?
Undergraduate students and eclipse enthusiasts will partner to engage their local communities before the eclipses.
Springfield MDC Hosts Insect-O-Rama This Friday-FREE
The Missouri Department of Conservation is hosting an in-person event centered around insects on this Friday, August 11, 2023.
Don’t Guess If Your New Tree Is Getting Enough Water
Trees need considerably more water in the summer heat with winds blowing than in cooler climes or non-windy climates.
Senior Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program Available For All Seniors
The Alton, Missouri, Senior Center is offering a farmers’ market nutrition program for all seniors, especially those in Oregon County.
Follow Up On Mo House Bill 1169- Mrna Into Livestock
A bill is going through the Missouri House committee, HB 1169. This is an update on the status of that bill.
Editorial Just How Important Is Free Speech? Liberty And Justice?
Freedom of speech is an essential foundation for a free society that promotes and protects liberty and justice.
It’s That Time Of Year Again- Turtle Crossing Season!
The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) reminds motorists to give turtles a break this spring, the turtle-crossing season.
Learn All About Black Bear Hunting Through MDC
The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) will offer a Discover Nature: Black Bear Hunting Basics program
HB 1169 And Our Food- Who Decides What?
Missouri legislators are currently deciding who chooses what goes into your meat and how much the public needs to know.
Local Outback Greenhouse Now Open With Cool Weather Crops
The Outback Greenhouse can help pave the way for spring. They sell local favorites, including cool-weather crops.