April 30, 2024
Thursday Governor Mike Parson announced over $133 million in funding to support critical services in several areas, including nearly $95 million in CARES Act funding and $40 million in general revenue. Nearly $100 million of these funds will support K-12 and higher education. “When we evaluated the impact of COVID-19 on Missouri’s economy and state
October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, a time for consumers and businesses to look at their online security measures. Promoted by the U.S. Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency, the month is designed to raise the awareness about the importance of cybersecurity. During the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, consumers across the U.S. have reported being victimized by
Congresswoman Vicky Hartzler (R-MO-04) applauded the Department of Defense and Department of Health and Human Services for awarding a $20 million contract to On Demand Pharmaceuticals to bolster production of critical pharmaceutical components within the United States. “This announcement is welcomed news as the United States works to reclaim control over pharmaceutical supply chains. In
Greetings, My Fellow Missourians History is a passion of mine, especially when it’s local around Iconium and the area I grew up and have lived all my life. It was my pleasure to be a tour guide when asked by my Uncle Howard Hart. Uncle Howard was the host for about 20 members of the
The harmless hog-nosed snake sure looks deadly. When threatened, it hisses and flattens its head like a cobra. But the snake is a big fake. If its bluff fails, the hog-nose rolls onto its back, flops out its tongue, and pretends to be dead. If you roll it over, it goes through its death routine
May the forage be with you. Summer is done and there’s a hint of fall in the forest. Fruits and nuts are forming and will be falling soon but not before they ripen. Have you ever taken a nibble of an unripened pawpaw or persimmon? You would remember for sure especially the persimmon. Your mouth
With many school districts turning to virtual learning this year due to COVID-19, parents might be thinking about their children’s tutoring needs. Your child’s academic needs are paramount, but many different options can meet those needs. Consider the frequency of the tutoring, the type of tutor, the subject matter, the cost and more. Better Business
Greetings, My Fellow Missourians This week I rented a Drill from the St. Clair County Soil and Water District to plant some alfalfa. While pulling it home on the highway it reminded me of slow moving vehicles, wide loads and that harvest season was fast approaching. Motorist need to be on the lookout for slow-moving
Congresswoman Vicky Hartzler (MO-04) sent a letter to Missouri Senators Roy Blunt and Josh Hawley commending their commitment to ensuring a qualified Supreme Court Justice nominee is moved forward in the United States Senate through the constitutional process. In the letter, Hartzler explained the Constitution provides the President the power to nominate and the Senate
On August 17, 2020 Sheriffs from across the state, as members of Missouri Sheriff’s United, formally endorsed Governor Michael Parson to continue serving Missouri citizens as our Governor. Governor Parson has proven he is committed to protecting law abiding citizens and he supports firm and fair enforcement of Missouri law. He understands that in order
