Governor Parson appointed Steven Privette as Presiding Judge for the 37th Judicial Circuit.
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Fall Equinox- Egg Balancing Fact or Myth
After a long wait, a year to be exact, the fall equinox is upon us again along with a reminder to try our hand at egg balancing.
Carolinas Experiencing Billions of Dollars Worth of Damage
Hurricane Florence might be dissipated but that doesn’t mean the Carolinas aren’t still feeling the affects of the storm.
2018 Black Gold Walnut Festival Run Registration Now Open
Once again Alton, MO will host the Ozark Black Gold Walnut Festival run preceding the Walnut Festival activities.
Trump Provided Support For Carolinas Ahead of Hurricane Florence
President Donald J. Trump’s Administration put preparations in place to help the States and local governments ahead of Hurricane Florence’ impact.
Hurricane Florence Knocks the Wind Out of the Carolinas
Early Friday, September 14th, the awaited Hurricane Florence landed on North Carolina.
DNR Contributes Near $1 Million to Assist Drought Stricken Communities
So far the there are eight community water suppliers that will receive money from the emergency drought funding.
Governor Mike Parson’s 100th Day in Office
Governor Mike Parson has now been Missouri’s state governor for 100 days, after being sworn in on June 1st.
Fast-Track Your Midterm Election Knowledge With Apple News
Apple News has recently, on June 25, 2018, launched a new section to their news app. Now along with the standard news items you can also see a Midterm Election section.
Editorial 55th Anniversary of Martin Luther’s “I Have a Dream” Speech
Recently, August 28th marked 55 years since Martin Luther gave his famous speech. Now it has been 55 years since the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., stood next to the steps leading to the Lincoln Memorial. He announced that he had a dream to those who were in the jobs and freedom march and […]
Trumps Administration Recognizes Woman’s Equality Day
The nineteenth amendment gave woman the right to vote. Although voting rights began in in 1920,
John McCain: War Veteran, Senator Dead at 81
Senator John McCain’s death was a tragedy for many people. He was an American politician.