Parson said “there’s certain things I can do as governor— certain things I can’t. But, look, people going to have to start holding people accountable.”
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Jack Bates— Minimum Wage vs. Living Wage— Education Helps Business
Jack Bates, who is running for state representative, stated that he wanted living wage at the Republican Meet and Greet in Thayer, Missouri.
Republican Meet & Greet Industrial Park Thayer- Candidates Answer Questions
Two Saturdays before the primary elections, Republican candidates met at Thayer, Missouri’s Industrial Park to answer questions.
Editorial Group Using Democracy Against Missouri To Pass Medicaid Amendment
The Constitution of the United States of America stipulates that the form of government of the U.S.A was to be a “republican” form…
CDC Guidelines For Reopening Schools- Say They Didn’t Close Schools
The Center For Disease Control (CDC) posts guidelines for schools. Includes are 6-foot desk spacing, no playgrounds, everyone wears masks all day.
Don’t Let Rabies Infect Your Pet- Local Vet Holds Two Clinics In July
Langley Animal Rabies clinic has rescheduled the rabies clinic that was planned back at the beginning of April.
Thomasville Celebrates July 4th, 2020 With Neighbors, Pie Auctions, Music & Fun
Citizens of Thomasville, Missouri and the surrounding area gathered under cloudy skies and moved in warm and humid air to celebrate the 4th of July, 2020
Pie Social Held At Hutton Valley
The Hutton Valley School hosted a homemade pie and ice cream social on July 4.
Fantastic Alton, Missouri Fireworks Display Defies Weather
This fantastic fireworks display defied weather as rain preceded the show.
Vice President Mike Pence Acknowledges All Lives Matter
Vice President Mike Pence appeared on “Face the Nation” on June 28, 2020.
Democrats Running For Top Missouri Position
As mentioned in our previous article, Missouri has 11 candidates running for governor.
Missouri Republican Line Up For Governor’s Office
Primary elections are just around the corner on August 4, 2020, preceding the November general elections.