STE GENEVIEVE, Mo. – Aiden Mayer has been named the Rotary Student of the Month for April from Ste. Genevieve High School. Aiden is the son of Mandy and Lance Meyer. Aiden’s scholastic honors include: earning the designation of Summa Cum Laude, being ranked 17th in his class, and graduating with honors. […]
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By State Representative Melanie Stinnett JEFFERSON CITY – Amid our country’s continuing grapple with the opioid epidemic, it’s as critical as ever that patients are aware of all their treatment options for pain management so they can make the right decision for their health. That’s why I’m sponsoring a bill aimed at educating patients on
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CHESTER – Chester Grade School presented “HIVE” Character Awards to 17 students Friday March 22. These awards are for students nominated by teachers or staff for demonstrating one or more of the following characteristics of Respect, Responsibility, Safety, or Empathy. Pictured (Row 1, left to right) are Lainey Blechle, Julian Venus, Aaden
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CHESTER – The Chester High School musicians returned from the IHSA State Organization Contest with several honors: Division I (Superior) ratings awarded to the CHS Concert Band and CHS Jazz Band. Division II (Excellent) ratings awarded to the CHS Concert Choir and CHS Sound Affect Show Choir.
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PERRYVILLE — A ban on political signs on the city-owned roundabout at Main Street and Highway 61 in Perryville, has already expanded to church fish fry signs and may now expand again to signs honoring members of the graduating Classes of 2024 at local high schools. According to remarks by Perryville City Administrator Brent
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey released the following statement after he obtained a court order from St. Louis City Circuit Court forcing Planned Parenthood-St. Louis to hand over documents exposing gender transition interventions performed on children: “It’s a big day here in Missouri, as the Court just ordered Planned Parenthood-St.
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JEFFERSON CITY – In 2023, 35 fatalities occurred in work zone crashes, the highest number of work zone fatalities in Missouri history. Distracted driving contributed to 588 work zone crashes and five of those fatalities. April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month, with National Work Zone Awareness Week occurring April 15-19. MoDOT is asking motorists
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By Jason Smith, member of Congress For far too long, Washington Democrats and the liberal media have worked hand-in-hand to mislead Americans about the situation on our border. They say that the border is secure and that Biden’s agenda is working. And if you don’t believe them, they call you ignorant – or even worse
COLUMBIA – Scientists at the University of Missouri have found historical evidence of widespread, recurring wildfires in the Ozarks and elsewhere by studying old tree stumps, some of which date to the 1500s and earlier. These researchers’ findings are now available online in a multimedia fire history presentation, “Fire in the Ozarks: Burning by humans
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Governor Mike Parson has announced that he is naming Michelle Hataway as full status Director of the Missouri Department of Economic Development (DED). Hataway had been serving as DED Acting Director since June 2023. “Director Hataway has been a fantastic addition to our team, and we’ve greatly enjoyed having her leadership and
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