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Another study proves the devastating effects of school closures during the pandemic , illustrating how only a fraction have recovered.

Local elections occur on April 7 which decide mayors, local taxes, school board members, and other issues directly related to Oregon County.

Amid the government shutdowns, Representative Jason Smith made it to work and his committee meetings, casting votes.

Gov Kehoe and the Missouri Dept of Soc. Svcs. Children’s Division announced participation in the “A Home for Every Child” initiative,

The season of giving often doubles as the season of eating. One needs to go to holiday parties prepared. Here are suggestions.

Homeschooling began growing again in the 2023-2024 school year, with that growth continuing into last year.

Rep Jason Smith represents the 8th District making significant progress in the fight to cut waste, fraud, and abuse.

Most have heard of Alcatraz. Many from Florida, are familiar with Alligator Alley. Mixed with illegal aliens, you have Alligator Alcatraz.

Senator Schmitt proudly voted to move forward with President Trump’s America First agenda, the One Big Beautiful Bill.

Missouri’s 25 Opportunity Zones offer federal tax incentives to attract private investment, spark job growth, launch new businesses.

Amazon Prime Day will be four days instead of one or two. Prime Day begins on Tuesday, July 8, and continues through Friday, July 11.

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See this list of ten secluded towns in south-central Missouri that need to be explored. You might be surprised at which towns made the list.