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Why You Should Vote Yes Twice for the Heckart Community Center
I think you should vote "yes" twice on Tuesday August 6 when you go to the polls.
$2 Tuesday at MO State Fair to Benefit Food Drive
The Missouri Farmers Care Food Drive will take place August 13, and gate admission to the fair that day is $2.00, with a minimum donation of 2 canned goods to benefit Feeding Missouri!
Missouri Man Sentenced in Rape, Kidnapping of Kansas Deputy
A Missouri man has been sentenced to 55 years in prison for kidnapping and raping a Kansas sheriff’s deputy.
Senator Urges Federal Agencies to Wrap Up Duck Boat Probes
U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt of Missouri says everyone affected by last year’s duck boat tragedy on Table Rock Lake near Branson “deserves answers,” and he is urging federal agencies to wrap up their investigations.
Missouri Officials Announce Increase in College Scholarships
Missouri higher education officials say more college students are expected to receive merit-based state scholarships this year and students who qualify for a need-based scholarship will get more money.
Extreme MO Temperatures Could Mean Pavement Blow-ups
With temperatures getting close to triple digits, problems could occur with the pavement throughout Missouri.
Trust Building Sold to CSC Construction Group
CSC Group President Brian Smith plans to transform the landmark into the CSC Construction Group, LLC, corporate headquarters
Funeral Announcements for July 19, 2019
A Memorial service for Jerome "Jerry" Knight Cummings, 87, of Windsor, will be held at 10:30 am, Saturday, July 20 at Bethlehem Baptist Church.
High-speed Chase Leads to Arrest of Two Sedalians
Two Sedalians were arrested Wednesday afternoon in Lafayette County after trying to evade law enforcement.
Robert Woolery Sr Memorial Pow Wow This Weekend at Fairgrounds
The annual Robert Woolery Sr., Memorial Pow Wow is scheduled for July 19-21 at the Ag Building on the Missouri State Fairgrounds.
New Missouri Program Offers Loans for Disaster Recovery
A new program will give Missouri small business owners and farmers hit by tornadoes, storms and flooding this year access to low-interest loans.
Need A Job? Join the U.S. Census Bureau
The U.S. Census Bureau continues to recruit thousands of workers for temporary jobs nationwide, including positions in West Central Missouri.
MoDot Says Prepare for Major Backups During Rocheport Bridge Work
MoDOT Project Manager Melissa Wilbers says "three to eight-hour backups are possible" when MoDOT begins a massive refurbishment of the I-70 Rocheport bridge.
A Year after Tragedy, Branson Debates Future of Duck Boats
One year after 17 people died when a boat sank on a Missouri lake near the tourist town of Branson, the question of whether the boats should return to the lake remains a topic of debate.
Milan Man Sentenced to 14 Years for Child Sexual Exploitation
A 24-year old man from Milan, MO was recently sentenced in federal court for transporting a 12-year-old victim across state lines for criminal sexual activity.
Missouri Governor Creates Taskforce on Health Care Waiver
Missouri Gov. Mike Parson has signed an executive order establishing a taskforce on a potential Affordable Care Act waiver.