Lady Jackets improve against Lady Warriors, but still can’t sting often and hard enough for the win By Jim Beers CHESTER — Chester hosted Wesclin in a home matchup Monday February 3. The Lady Jackets were coming off a good Week 10 with prestigious wins over Benton, 47-32, and Carterville, 51-47, in overtime. On Monday […]
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CHESTER – Several Chester High School Music Students volunteered to assist the Methodist Men of the First United Methodist Church in Chester with its annual Ham and Bean Dinner. The students waited tables, poured beverages, cleaned tables, washed dishes, greeted guests, and maintained table settings throughout the evening. The students are under the
STE. GENEVIEVE – Immerse yourself in the history of Ste. Genevieve architecture and observe how homes from the 1790s through the 1930s were refashioned for today’s living. On Saturday, March 15, 2025, from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m., a variety of homes will be open for you to observe how historic homes can be updated
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CHICAGO- Governor Pritzker and the Illinois Department of Revenue (IDOR) are encouraging eligible Illinoisans to take advantage of savings offered by tax credits when filing their 2024 income tax returns this year. “Depending on circumstances, taxpayers may be able to reduce the amount of taxes owed or receive larger refunds through tax credits,” explained Illinois Department
SPRINGFIELD – In a recent Illinois House Republican press conference members met with the media to discuss immigration and the impact on residents throughout the State of Illinois. House Minority Leader Tony McCombie (R-Savanna) said Illinois families deserve transparency and accountability in the face of a migrant crisis that the governor and Chicago mayor Johnson
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By Bryant Wolfin, state representative JEFFERSON CITY – First, I would like to apologize for a delay in getting something like this out! I was hopeful for a weekly update. However, that has not come to fruition. Sorry about that! With that said, here is a January update: Settling In: My family
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JEFFERSON CITY – According to preliminary data, 954 fatalities occurred on Missouri roadways in 2024. This is a decrease of four percent when compared to 2023, and a decrease of 10 percent compared to 2022. This is the second consecutive year that Missouri has seen a decrease in roadway fatalities. Despite the continued progress, this
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JEFFERSON CITY — A 34-year-old Perryville man suffered moderate injuries in a traffic crash on Route B in Perry County Monday morning. Missouri State Highway Patrol Trooper K. Goforth stated in his report of the crash that the man was the driver of sole occupant of a northbound 1993 Chevrolet GMT-400 which ran off
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STE. GENEVIEVE – The Ste. Genevieve Fire Department was called out about 6:41 p.m. Sunday evening by a report of vehicle fire in the 400 block of Fourth Street. Bursting tires apparently prompted several 911 calls concerning possible explosions. The first officer arrived on scene at 6:45 to find a full-size pickup with heavy fire
Pick up burns on Center Drive, but there was no explosion Read More »
CAPE GIRARDEAU – The 19th Annual Polar Plunge will take place on February 8th. Brave men and women from around the area will don costumes and swimwear and take “polar” dips into the lake at Cape Couty Park North. Their Reason for Freezin’ is the athletes of Special Olympics Missouri (SOMO)! All proceeds from
