Stephanie Gooden, a respected Saline County Commissioner, educator, and community leader, has officially announced her candidacy for the Missouri House of Representatives. With more than two decades of public service and leadership across local government, business, and education, Gooden is running to defend conservative values and ensure rural Missouri has a strong voice in Jefferson City.
Runners from more than a dozen area high schools competed in the Marshall Invitational Cross Country Meet Thursday, Sept. 11, on the MHS campus.
By Sarah Gray/Managing Editor A woman who has spent her life in ministry is once again planning a community revival. The Rev. Jeanette Pack Ministries… Login to continue reading Login…
By Hobby King/SPORTS EDITOR The head-coaching debut of LaQuentin Black was a successful one last Saturday, as the Vikings overcame a 10-point fourth-quarter deficit and… Login to continue reading Login…
by Hobby King/SPORTS EDITOR Marshall senior Peyton Marshall swatted a two-out single to cap a six-run, seventh-inning rally and lift the Lady Owls to a… Login to continue reading Login…
Fitzgibbon Hospital conducted an evacuation drill Friday, Sept. 12, in an effort to streamline communication and their efficiency should a disaster strike. That morning, the… Login to continue reading Login…
Compiled by Whitney Barnes Staff Writer Conservative activist Charlie Kirk was fatally shot Wednesday, Sept. 10, at an outdoor event at Utah Valley University in… Login to continue reading Login…
JEFFERSON CITY – After a hot summer, most are welcoming the fall season with open arms. The Missouri Department of Conservation encourages everyone to enjoy fall foliage through camping, hiking, driving tours, or even floating. To help, MDC offers weekly online fall color updates from agency foresters all over the state at mdc.mo.gov/fallcolor.
We all know that enthusiasm is contagious, isn’t it? When you are around someone who is enthusiastic, you feel more energized and excited. Of course, if enthusiasm is contagious, then lack of enthusiasm must be contagious too, right?
The Sweet Springs Board of Aldermen met Monday, Sept. 8, taking action on several items ranging from employee drug testing to new rules at the city dump.