A private service will be held for 72-year-old Brenda Kay Pingel of Perryville, Missouri who passed away Saturday, April 26, 2025 at her residence. She was born June 23, 1952 in Perryville, Mo. to Clemond “Red” and Ruby Mae (Brown) Eddleman. Brenda and Allen Joseph Pingel were married June 15, 1973 at the Immanuel Lutheran […]
STE. GENEVIEVE – The Ste Genevieve County Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will have quilting on the following dates: Tuesday April 29 and Wednesday April 30 2025 from 8 am until 3 p.m. each day. All quilters are welcome to help quilt baby quilts to be sold in the hospital gift shop. Lunch will be served.
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By Jason Smith, member of Congress WASHINGTON, D.C. – April 30, 2025, will mark the 100th day of President Donald J. Trump’s new administration, and what an incredible record of accomplishment he and the Republican majority in Congress have already achieved. President Trump said in his Inaugural Address that he would waste no time in
By Mo State Senator Mike Henderson JEFFERSON CITY – Drafting a balanced state operating budget for the upcoming fiscal year is the Missouri General Assembly’s only constitutional mandate each legislative session, and it is one of our most important and complicated duties. On April 3, the Missouri House of Representatives approved a $47.9 billion state
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CHESTER, Ill. – Twenty-nine Chester Grade School students were recognized Wednesday March 12 with “HIVE” Character Awards for demonstrating one of the four “HIVE” good character traits including “RESPECT”, RESPONSIBILITY”, SAFETY”, or “EMPATHY”. Jim Beers photo Each student received a certificate, and his or her name was announced over the CGS public
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CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. – Discover nature in May with Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) Cape Girardeau Conservation Nature Center’s free programs. Conservation Families: Celebrate Our 20th Anniversary! | 1 – 4 p.m. on May 3 at Cape Girardeau Conservation Nature Center | Registration not required. MDC is inviting you to Cape Girardeau Conservation Nature Center’s
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By Mo. State Senator Jamie Burger JEFFERSON CITY – In a fashion that made this southern Missourian feel right at home, legislators got down to the nitty gritty at the State Capitol this week. The Senate Appropriations Committee has put its finishing touches on the bills that will comprise next year’s state operating budget, committees
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From the Governor’s office JEFFERSON CITY, Mo.– In a move that underscores his commitment to both the protection of individual rights and legal efficiency, Governor Mike Kehoe signed into law two pieces of legislation: Senate Bills (SB) 22 and 47. “While these bills differ in subject matter—one focused on electoral procedures and the other on
Abortion Action Missouri JEFFERSON CITY – On Thursday April 24th, Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe signed SB 22, the Let Politicians Lie Act, which will allow partisan elected officials to trick voters by using unfair and dishonest ballot language on citizen-initiatives. SB 22 also opened the door for the Attorney General to work outside the judicial
CHICAGO—The Illinois Gaming Board (IGB) adopted proposed new rules at its April 24, 2025, meeting, including a prohibition on the use of credit cards to fund sports wagering accounts to further support responsible gambling. When legal sports wagering began in Illinois in March 2020, sports betting was authorized in 13 other states, and none
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