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Missouri’s 100th General Assembly Concludes “Historic” Session

Government May 20, 2019May 20, 2019 Staff 0 Comments

About a year ago Missouri Governor Parson promised a “fresh start” for all Missouri citizens, with the help of the General Assembly.

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Missouri Senate Passes Eight-Week Abortion Ban

Government May 16, 2019 Staff 0 Comments

On Thursday, Missouri became the newest addition to the short list of states which have passed a “heartbeat bill.”

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Feral Hogs are Taking Over Southern Missouri

Outdoor Living May 11, 2019May 12, 2019 Staff 0 Comments

Lately the feral hog population has been skyrocketing throughout the state of Missouri causing farmers to quit planting their fields.

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Michael Knowles Invited to Missouri Capitol After UMKC Incident

Politics May 10, 2019May 10, 2019 Staff 0 Comments

Michael Knowles, a host as well as an author for The Daily Wire, was reportedly assaulted during an event at the University of Missouri.

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Annual Stamp out Hunger Food Drive Held on May 11

Lifestyle May 9, 2019 Staff 0 Comments

For the past 27 years, your local USPS employees have been hard at work participating in one of the largest single-day food drives.

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Tick-Borne Lyme Disease on The Rise for 2020

Outdoor Living May 7, 2019May 7, 2019 Staff 0 Comments

The tick has been hitching rides on your friendly neighborhood mammals (deer) and has now spread to more places than ever.

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Missouri Spring Turkey Season Ends With Over 38,000 Harvested Birds

Outdoor Living May 6, 2019May 6, 2019 Staff 0 Comments

For many, the only time turkey is hunted is when you’re stalking the grocery store for a perfect butterball for Thanksgiving.

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Governor Parson Signs a Proclamation for Public Service Recognition Week

Government May 6, 2019 Staff 0 Comments

Missouri Governor Mike Parson signed a proclamation recently which declares May 5-11 as Public Service Recognition Week.

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Alton Missouri Farmers Market Now Open

Recreation May 2, 2019May 3, 2019 Jennifer Thomas 0 Comments

Once again it’s spring. A sure sign of spring is the beginning of the local Farmer’s Market. Although it has been a seemingly cool spring, farmers are still growing items.

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South-West Missouri Sees Multiple Power Outages After Rough Storm

Weather May 1, 2019May 1, 2019 Staff 0 Comments

On Tuesday, multiple storms broke out across the U.S. plains, birthing over two dozen deadly tornadoes in five separate states.

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Missouri Politicians Speak at Oregon County Lincoln Day

Politics April 27, 2019 David Thomas 0 Comments

Alton Missouri’s Lincoln Day began at 1 p.m. at the Community Worship Center in Alton with Laird leading the meeting.

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Governor Parson Requests Approval for Disaster Declaration in Missouri

Government April 24, 2019April 24, 2019 Staff 0 Comments

On April 24th Missouri Governor Mike Parson requested that President Trump approve of Missouri’s major disaster declaration.

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