August 9, 2026
Editor: Last Saturday, March 25, my son and I went to Jeff City to a “Make America Great Again” rally. I was disappointed to see how few Trump supporters were there; only about 100. Folks, if we don’t get behind and support our president, we won’t have him much longer. We marched around the Capital
Heartbreak Hotel by Jonathan Kellerman – Surprised by a nearly 100 year-old new client who refuses to explain the reason she needs his services at their first session, Alex Delaware is shocked by the woman’s subsequent murder and teams up with detective Milo Sturgis to investigate her mysterious life and death. Humans Bow Down by
Attention Taberville residents, or concerned parties, our Park is in need of donations so we can keep paying the electric bill. If we cannot raise money, we will have to turn the electricity off which will mean no water or bathrooms. Please help. Call 417/296-1333. A non-profit organization.
The Lighthouse Children’s Theatre will reopen their doors this Sunday, April 2, from 2-4 p.m. Parents are invited to bring their children ages 4-18 to meet LCT students, staff and learn more about the next exciting production, a favorite of young and old alike, Rudyard Kipling’s “Jungle Book”. Whether or not your child has ever
DIABETIC NEUROPATHY Q: I have diabetes and have developed burning pain in my feet, and it hurts to walk. What is wrong? A: Neuropathic pain is caused by damage to the nerves. Some feel this all the time, and with others it comes and goes. It makes the skin sensitive to pressure or other sensations.
The Spring edition of the Covey Headquarters Newsletter is now available. Click on the following link to view it – https://mdc.mo.gov/wildlife/attracting-wildlife/covey-headquarters-newsletter In this issue: • Managing woody cover • New permit card • Food plot seeding rates • Thistle identification and much more
My Fellow Missourians: Four Town Hall Listening Post meetings in District 125 this week has been challenging and very beneficial. About a month ago, a Hickory County constituent phoned about issues of concern to her. Due to the length of time in addressing them over the phone, I suggested we should have a meeting, and
HARTZLER MEETS WITH LOCAL FFA LEADERS TO MARK NATIONAL AG DAY — Rep. Vicky Hartzler (R-Harrisonville) on Tuesday met with Missouri FFA student leaders in her Washington, D.C. office to mark the 44th anniversary of National Ag Day and discuss agriculture policy issues facing the country. “Today I had the pleasure of meeting future leaders
On Tuesday, we celebrated National Agriculture Day. A number of groups came to Washington this week to discuss the immense benefits of American agriculture and the issues facing the industry. The Future of Agriculture in Missouri I was visited on #NationalAgDay by Missouri FFA State Vice President Katie Imhoff, a California area native and Northwest
U.S. Senator McCaskill, the top-ranking Democrat on the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, joined Republican Senators Deb Fischer of Nebraska and Dean Heller of Nevada to introduce a bill to prohibit bonuses to federal employees who have engaged in serious misconduct. “This should be a cut-and-dried issue,” said McCaskill, former Missouri State Auditor. “If
