April 25, 2024
With school starting, now is a great time to consider what tutoring needs your child might have during the year ahead, whether it’s catching up in a subject area or preparing for a standardized test. Your child’s academic needs are paramount, but many different options can meet those needs. Consider the frequency of the tutoring,
Is there an at-risk historic property in your area? We want to know about it! Missouri Preservation is accepting nominationsfor the 2018 Missouri’s Places in Peril list until Sept. 14. What is Places in Peril? The listing and program was created to call attention to endangered statewide historic resources threatened by deterioration, lack of maintenance,
Our final weekend for the Municipal Band for the summer of 2018 has arrived. Band members are scattering to college, to school and to jobs and this playing season will end Friday night after our concert. Band members will select the songs as we go through the evening, along with a couple of selections from
On Friday, Aug. 31, the Mo-Kan Square Dancers will hold a 5th Friday Benefit Dance from 7:30 to 10 p.m. in the Home Ec Building at the Vernon County Fairgrounds.Jay Wright will be the MC. Proceeds will go toward area persons or square dance friends needing assistance, or area agencies serving the community. Admission is
Cedar County Democratic Committee will meet at 7 p,.m. Tuesday, Sept 4, in the courthouse in Stockton. The meeting is open to the public. All working class folks are encouraged to attend. Darrell Martin , 296-3754.
Editor: I want to share this with the El Dorado Springs community. It was printed in the Twenty Nine Palms, CA, The Desert Trial newspaper on Aug. 18, 2018. This is not your grandfather’s Democratic party. Today, the party would not nominate John F. Kennedy for president. In the past there were social disagreements between
Merit reform legislation passed by the State of Missouri General Assembly during the 2018 legislative session took effect Tuesday, Aug. 28, giving the state greater flexibility in how it manages its workforce. The State of Missouri now has the ability to identify and implement new ways to attract the best-qualified job candidates and recognize employees’
Greetings, My Fellow Missourians Last Thursday, August 16th, was Missouri State Fair Legislative Day. Elected officials and state leaders, over 1,000 people, all met for the annual Governor’s Ham Breakfast for an update on the drought and other current issues in agriculture. Following breakfast, we spent time visiting several agriculture exhibitions and competitions. We
Congresswoman Vicky Hartzler (MO-04) on Monday issued a statement following the White House’s announcement that it reached a preliminary agreement with Mexico on North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) renegotiations. “Today’s announcement of a preliminary bilateral trade agreement between the U.S. and Mexico signifies progress and improved trade relationships with a key trading partner,” said
Edwin Boyd, no license plates, $75.50. Brandon Damewood, fail to show proof ins, expired license plates, $176. Steven Due, Expired operators lic, unlawful poss of weapon, $176. Sasha Handoref, illegally parked in handicap, $75.50. Dakota Herndon, no operator license, $75.50. Jerry Jones, Parking in fire lane proh, $50.50. Jeannie Journot, illegally parked in handicap, $75.50.
