by Tim Crosby CARBONDALE, Ill. – Young mathematicians from two states will once again travel to Southern Illinois University Carbondale for a day of competitions, comradery and achievement. The annual Math Field Day is set for Tuesday, March 28, at the Banterra Center. Organizers expect students from about 30 schools in Illinois and Missouri to […]
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JEFFERSON CITY – On This Date in Missouri Senate History, the date was March 23, 1903, the day the Legislature passed a measure requiring licensing vehicles. Senate Bill 43 required automobile owners to pay $2 per year to either the city or county license commissioner, if one existed, for an operator’s license. In
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STE. GENEVIEVE – The VALLE Awards honor those students who consistently lived virtue and exceeded expectations in their character traits, work habits and academics during the third quarter of school. Students were nominated by their teachers in five areas that represent who we are here at Valle Catholic. The V in VALLE is for Virtue.
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EVANSVILLE — Christ Our Savior FFA recently held its annual banquet to celebrate its members and thank their supporters. The night began with opening ceremonies and a welcome from the principal. Then it was dinner, followed by a slide show presentation from Alyssa, keynote address from Section 22 president Blake Twenhafel and awards.
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Earn three Superior, 64 1st Places; and seven 2nd Place ratings BY JIM BEERS, Contributing Writer CHESTER – Saturday February 25 the Chester Grade School Music Department competed in the 2023 IGSMA (Illinois Grade School Music Association) District 3 Solo and Ensemble Contest held in Carterville, Illinois. CGS Band Director, Sue Colonel and Choral Director,
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Aging workers are in demand; they are reliable, mature and professional by John Grimaldi WASHINGTON, DC, Mar 17 — It’s a given that the state of the U.S. economy over the past several years has caused many elders in our population to go back to work or, for those who are already in the workplace,
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The 2023 Missouri National Archery in the Schools Program (MoNASP) state archery tournament was held March 15-17 at the Branson Convention Center and drew more than 5,000 student archers in grades 4-12 from more than 200 schools across the state. The tournament was sponsored and coordinated by the Missouri Department of Conservation
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JEFFERSON CITY — To recognize and celebrate National Biodiesel Day, the Biodiesel Coalition of Missouri (BCM) is announcing a new County and Municipal Fleet Biodiesel Credit Program. This annual program will be reserved for fleet operations located in Missouri that are utilizing biodiesel blends of B6 or higher. “Missouri biodiesel production provides significant benefits to
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CHESTER – The Chester Eaglefest picnic will be held on the weekend of May 11th, 12th and 13th. According to a news release, the goal of the Eaglefest each year is to provide a fun-filled weekend for all ages. Annually, the aerie looks for help to offset the cost of advertising and entertainment.
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EVANSVILLE — The Christ Our Savior FFA chapter recently participated in the Horticulture CDE at SWIC. The students were required to judge rings of different plants, identify 50 plants and complete a test on horticulture topics. The team tied for 10th place out of 14 schools. Participants were Blaine Rahn, Isaac
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