On This Date in Missouri Senate History, the date was March 24, 1911, the day the Missouri General Assembly passed legislation to pay for a new Capitol. Just a month prior, fire destroyed Missouri’s second Capitol building. The Legislature was still in session at the time of the fire, and moved to different locations […]
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COLUMBIA, Mo. — The University of Missouri announced today an initiative to build a new, larger research reactor that will expand critical cancer-fighting research and medical isotope production at MU. Medical isotopes are used in cancer treatments and imaging agents to diagnose cancers and heart disease. Because of the targeted nature of the treatment, medical isotopes are
STE. GENEVIEVE – Valle Catholic High School has released its third quarter honor roll.
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STE. GENEVIEVE – The Valle Catholic Middle School has released its third quarter honor roll. Third Quarter Honor Roll 6th Grade High Honors Tessa Roth, Charlotte Naeger, Henry Hadel, Jaida Fallert, Gage Fallert, Audrey Jokerst, Nolan Joggerst, Lane Siebert, Coyer Marberry Honors Alyson Meyer, Cammden Zipprich, and Chase Basler 7th
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Norma Jean Brady, 87, of Boyton Beach, Florida, formerly of Chester, Illinois, passed away at 12:20 am, Sunday, February 26, 2023 at Trustbridge Hospice, Delray Beach, Florida. She was born to the late Emil Biesterfeld and Galena (nee Malone) Biesterfeld Cain on July 18, 1935 in Ruma, Illinois. Norma married Jack Brady on June
Living in Southeast Missouri, we are lucky we get all 4 seasons, sometimes all in the same day. Having these seasons can bring dangerous weather and we all need to know what the warnings mean and what to do. Very common in the spring is thunderstorms. Thunderstorms can vary in severity but all are
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – In an effort to protect farmers, Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey announced today that his office successfully defended SB 391, which prevents stringent standards from being imposed on concentrated animal feeding operations, at the Missouri Supreme Court. The Court sided unanimously with the Missouri Attorney General’s Office on Tuesday, March 21. “As Attorney General,
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KANSAS CITY – The Mountain-Plains Information Office of the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics has released County Employment and Wages in Missouri for the Third Quarter 2022. The report shows national rankings of wage levels, wage growth, and employment changes for the seven large counties in Missouri compared to the 355 largest counties in the
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CHESTER – The Chester High School Student Council held its annual Spring Red Cross Blood Drive in February of 2023 and collected 16 usable units of blood. Both Red Cross staff and CHS Student Council members kept busy throughout the day as students and community members donated blood. CHS hosts a fall and spring drive
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As the legendary college football coach Lou Holtz once said, “How you respond to the challenge in the second half will determine what you become after the game, whether you are a winner or a loser.” Last week was the annual legislative spring break, marking the symbolic halfway point in the 2023 spring legislative session.
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