A funeral will be held Friday, May 31, 2024 for 64-year-old Kris B. Mattingly of Perryville, Mo. passed away Saturday, May 25, 2024 at St. Joe Manor in Bonne Terre, Mo. He was born October 14, 1959 a son of Bertrand Vincent Mattingly who preceded him in death and Margie Jean (Brewer) Mattingly who survives […]
JEFFERSON CITY — The Missouri State Highway Patrol has released its latest reports. 24-year-old Phillip J. Keller was arrested at 9 p.m. May 25th on a patrol charge of DWI. He was released.
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Students earn numerous awards in several categories By Jim Beers CHESTER – Monday May 8th was 2023-2024 Chester High School Honors Night. The annual event was a highlight of a school year full of hard work and countless accomplishments. Students, parents, faculty, staff and guests gathered in Colbert Memorial Gymnasium to honor students3 for their
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ST. LOUIS, Mo. —Better Party Candidate Blake Ashby calls on Rep. Cori Bush to publicly affirm Israel’s right to exist. “Through numerous comments, Rep. Bush has seemed to suggest that the nation of Israel is somehow illegitimate, and that the Jewish Israeli citizens shouldn’t have the right to choose their government,” Ashby said. “Rep.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Representative Mike Bost (IL-12) celebrated House Agriculture Committee approval last night of the 2024 Farm Bill. This legislation will authorize agricultural and nutrition policy for the next five years. The Farm Bill includes priorities Bost championed in the House, including protecting crop insurance, ensuring famers have access to credit, and
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SPRINGFIELD – The Cannabis Business Association of Illinois released the following statement following Senate passage of HB4293, the Hemp Consumer Products Act: “The Hemp Consumer Products Act will license and regulate hemp consumer products such as CBD while banning the sale of dangerous synthetic hemp-derived intoxicants like Delta-8 that are sickening children and adults,” said Tiffany
SPRINGFIELD – The Capture Jobs Now coalition, which includes business, labor, and agriculture groups, has issued the following statement after Senate passage of the SAFE CCS Act (SB1289), which now heads to the Governor’s desk: “We thank Senate and House lawmakers for their support of the SAFE CCS Act, which establishes a regulatory framework to
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Submitted article EVANSVILLE — Christ Our Savior Lutheran High school held its graduation service to recognize six young adults for their accomplishments. Those graduating were Laura Bowlin, Ellie Dawkins, Alyssa Heimann, Blaine Rahn, Josh Sims and Aaron Wallace. Pastor Hojnacki and Pastor Sims performed the service. Principal Mrs. Prange and Board
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Holding the Biden family accountable WASHINGTON, D.C.– As a leader of the House Republicans’ impeachment inquiry, I’ve been on the frontlines in the fight to get Americans the truth about the Biden family’s shady, multimillion-dollar business schemes. As part of this effort, under my leadership, the Ways and Means Committee helped bring to light
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ROLLA, Mo.— The Eleven Point Scenic River Comprehensive River Management Plan (CRMP) has received some simple, yet very significant updates. The Eleven Point River had the honor to be among the first group of rivers in the nation to be designated when the Wild and Scenic Rivers (WSR) Act was initially passed in 1968. A CRMP
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