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Local group continues to fight mining proposal

STE. GENEVIEVE, Mo. – A coalition of environmental groups including: Sierra Club, Friends of Hawn, and Operation Sand joined forces to challenge a water permit issued by the Missouri Department of Natural Resources to Nexgen Silica, LLC for the proposed sand mining facility to be located in Sainte Genevieve County along Highway 32.   The […]

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Missourians volunteer in great numbers

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The Missouri Community Service Commission (MCSC) announced Wednesday that AmeriCorps determined more than 1.4 million Missourians formally volunteered through an organization from September 2020 to September 2021. These volunteer efforts made a $3.1 billion impact on the state, establishing Missouri as 10th in the nation for formal volunteerism.   “Our state

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Saxony Lutheran High School unveils Homecoming Court

JACKSON – Saxony Lutheran High School has announced its 2023 Homecoming Court. Left to Right: Drew Hahs, Lydia Roth, Abagayle Britton, Michael Hasz, Aaron Zoellner, Nora Craft, Eli Perr, Anna Mueller, Ava Perry, Max Richey Additional photos: Senior Candidates for Homecoming Queen: Ava, Lydia, Nora, Abagayle, and Anna Senior Candidates for Homecoming King: Max, Michael,

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SIU student’s research may lead to better control of invasive pythons

by Tim Crosby CARBONDALE, Ill. – When you’re a Southern Illinois University Carbondale student doing research far from home, sometimes discoveries happen in unexpected ways. Take the recent case of an opossum, a Burmese python and a GPS collar that may lead to better tracking and removal of the invasive species. An x-ray image of a python taken by researchers in the Key Largo, Florida, area shows

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CEC officials announce power has been restored to 2,700

STE. GENEVIEVE — Citizens Electric officials say they restored power to more than 2,700 members as of the 4 o’clock hour Thursday.   Members who are still without power or who know someone without power can call 877-876-3511   Citizens Electric officials said they have many employees who contributed to the restoration process, along with

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