Society Archives - Page 4 of 11

While Congress is ending its session, it is still voting on important issues that affect Missourians. Rep. Smith voted on critical issues.

For the first time ever in United States history, a Nativity will be displayed at the U.S. Capitol beginning December 10.

Grant Nelson attended our city council meetings for two months. After doing much research, he wants the public knew the law.

Governor Parson and First Lady Parson cordially invited families to attend this year’s Candlelight Tours and annual tree lighting ceremony.

Others did not take the vaccine. Many of the unvaccinated were forced from their jobs without any exemption.

Volunteers are requested to aid in disaster relief efforts in the southeastern as they begin to recover from the last two hurricanes.

It was a big day in Missouri as many went to the polls to cast their ballots for who best represents and in several other positions

Lieutenant Governor Mike Kehoe is running for Governor. He has experience knowing what to expect as governor.

An iconic annual gift catalog known for its extravagant gifts has removed the word “Christmas” from its name. Neiman Marcus’ chose this.

The upcoming election is different than any we have seen in the past. With such diverse views on either side, one cannot remain neutral.

Governor Mike Parson signed Executive Order 24-11, rescinding 177 past executive orders that are no longer necessary or applicable.

If one who calls out the kingdom of Jesus in a rally is made to feel unwelcome, would you vote for the one running the rally?