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At the end of October, Governor Parson announced the issuance of an executive order protecting the rights of Missourians.

As of the end of October, 2021, 19 states were suing the Biden administration over its COVID-19 vaccine mandates.

Representative Smith is still busy in Washington, D.C. representing the people in Missouri’s 8th district.

On Monday, November 1, 2021 our Missouri U.S. Senator Hawley introduced a bill to remove the provision.

Aldi was anticipating enlarging their facilities in order to meet the demands of its customers. Aldi reopened its doors on October 29.

Back in March clocks across most of America ‘sprung forward’ to begin Daylight Savings time. It is fall now and time to ‘fall back’.

This year, however, the BB Road Volunteer Fire Department is Not having the deer hunter supper and raffle due to the coronavirus.

Alton, Missouri is home of the annual Walnut Festival. This is the 36th one and a crowd is showing up for the fun.

The races kicked off the 39th annual Ozark “Black Gold” Walnut Festival which will continue tomorrow, October 2nd with events starting at 9 am.

On October 1, 1890, Congress created the Yosemite National Park in California. President Harrison signed it into law.

Last year, many Americans experienced delays in their holiday shopping. This year, shoppers are planning ahead.

NASA scientists report that the mars Rover found salt on Mars. They hypothesize that Mars once had salt water.