COLUMBIA — As part of a grant awarded by the Department of Agriculture’s Equipment Grants Program, the University of Missouri received funding to purchase a Monarch MK-V Tractor — the first electric, autonomous tractor available to a university in the U.S. According to a MU news release, the tractor symbolizes a leap forward in […]
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By Jim W. Martin, Facilitator, Stars & Stripes Historic Region Foundation, (A not for profit foundation sanctioned through Missouri legislative designation of the 26 county Stars & Stripes Historic Region) BLOOMFIELD — The governor signed legislation unanimously designating 26 counties and the city of St. Louis as the Stars & Stripes Historic Region Monday morning.
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ST. LOUIS – What can you do to get your kids to eat more nutritious foods, get better grades in school and have a larger vocabulary? The answer may be easier than you think. Start by enjoying family meals on a regular basis. While family dinners may seem like a burdensome chore at the end
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ST. LOUIS – Due to popular demand, the Missouri Botanical Garden will extend Chihuly Nights Sept. 7 through Sept. 30, 2023, Thursday through Saturday nights. This ticketed evening experience offers visitors a chance to see Chihuly in the Garden 2023 in a spectacular way. With thousands of pieces of blown glass forms in 20 dramatic installations throughout the Garden’s
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MILLINGTON, Tenn. – A Missouri native who joined the U.S. Navy and was shot down over Palau during World War II, will be buried on Sept. 11, in Mission Memorial Park Cemetery, Seaside, Calif. near where his family now resides in Modesto, Calif. According to information provided by the Navy Personnel Command Public
STE. GENEVIEVE – Ste. Genevieve firefighters were called out recently to perform an act of mercy. A small dog had found himself trapped in a storm drain. One of the firefighters took to social media to explain why these calls are so rewarding. “A couple of the best things about
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Final touches are being made daily By Jim Beers CHESTER – The new state-of-the-art Dairy Queen being built in Chester is nearing completion as each day goes by. Owner, Scott Rust of Coulterville has been very busy getting the final stages of the new Chester Dairy Queen Grill & Chill finished. Ground-breaking took place Monday
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NEWARK, N.J. — Mars, Incorporated, a leader in confectionery, snacking, food, and pet care products and services and the maker of some of the world’s most-loved high-quality brands, including M&M’S®, SNICKERS®, BEN’S ORIGINAL™, PEDIGREE®, and IAMS®, announced today that it is currently accepting submissions for its 2024 Forrest E. Mars, Jr. Chocolate History Grant through
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PERRYVILLE – The Association of the Miraculous Medal announces the appointment of Reverend Clayton Kilburn, C.M. as Spiritual Director. Father Clay succeeds Father Kevin McCracken, C.M., who served in the role for seven years and will be undertaking a new ministry for the Congregation of the Mission (Vincentian Fathers). Father Clay was ordained
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An unfortunate fact is that older adults are often targets of door-to-door salespeople who might use unscrupulous and dishonest sales tactics to sell you something you do not need. These folks may be trying to sell a new roof after a storm, resurfacing on a driveway, a new or different Medicare plan, shoes for a
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