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An ice cream parlor in Massachusetts is passing our FREE ice cream to children twelve and under who can recite the pledge of allegiance.

The primaries are when a person votes straight down party lines, determining who will run in the general elections in November.

he Farm Dog of the Year contest celebrates farm dogs and their support of farmers and ranchers. The winner gets cash and more prizes.

It is not every year that the (MDC) changes the hunting rules and regulations. This year, the MDC changed the deer and turkey seasons.

The University of Missouri Extension Office in Oregon County has announced the winners of the Show-Me-Neighborhood-Art.

Taking extra time to plant certain things strategically located can help deter wildlife. Rosemary can keep away rabbits.

Missouri has allocated the Eminence Fire Department $1 million to help rebuild and equip its fire department.

Governor Parson signed five bills into law. These bills were passed in the Missouri House and Senate, so they apply to all of Missouri.

The 39th Annual Black and Gold Walnut Festival is quickly approaching. Plans are underway in planning events, and securing music.

The House passed a bill requiring individuals registering to vote to provide proof of citizenship to participate in federal elections.

President Biden single-handedly changed Title IX, which protects women and girls from discrimination in education.

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The garden begins to yield, sometimes more than expected. Some are not made for freezing or canning. Cucumbers are one of those plants.