Thomasville, Missouri, held its Fourth of July festivities on Saturday, July 1, 2023, in Thomasville. There were several highlights of the night.
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Biden Announces Billions For Expansion Of High-Speed Internet
The Department of Commerce announced funding for each state, territory, and the District of Columbia for high-speed internet infrastructure.
Senior Center Grant For Improvements And Outdoor Equipment
The MFA Oil Foundation awarded the local SeniorAge Area Agency On Aging a grant to assist in several purchases.
Lineup Of Local Fireworks Celebrations And Activities
While official fireworks are set for Tuesday, some begin as early as Saturday. Here is where and when the fun happens.
Love Your Dad? Honor Him With A Photograph
#GJWBestDad is honoring dads by hosting a photo contest in their honor. Submit a photo of dear old dad, and you might win $1,000.
MO Dept Of Conservation Wants Your Opinion About Permit Prices
The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) proposes raising prices for most hunting, fishing, trapping, and commercial permits.
Slaughter Cows Were 2.00-4.00 Higher And Bulls Were Steady To 2.00 Higher
Compared to last week, slaughter cows were 2.00-4.00 higher and slaughter bulls were steady to 2.00 higher. Bred cows were 50.00 higher and pairs were steady.
AG Bailey Wins Case Against Non-Working Contractor
he Missouri Attorney General’s Office now prohibits Adams from offering home renovation or construction anywhere in Missouri.
Biden Executive Orders Expansion Of Abortion After Receiving Endorsements
The top three pro-abortion groups declared support of Biden and his run for the Presidency. Biden signed an executive order about abortion.
Ready To Celebrate Our Nation’s Birthday? Alton Fireworks Show Coming Up
Each year on the anniversary of that date, cities across America celebrate. Alton has its fireworks celebration on Monday, July 3, 2023
Frogging Season Opens June 30- Are You Ready?
With that comes the start of the frogging season. While anyone can hunt frogs, certain ages do not even need a permit.
Senator Tuberville Standoff Against White House Nominees
According to Senator Tuberville (R-Al) the Pentagon’s move to pay for time off expanded departmental authority illegally.