April 25, 2024
In observance of National Nurses Week, the Women’s Foundation today released data showing that women represent the overwhelming majority of registered nurses in Missouri, yet earn 77 cents for every
We are told that no physician’s note is required for you to be tested. There will be medical professionals on site to take care of the necessary paperwork. This is
Across the globe, the world has witnessed a few upsides to the current pandemic: air quality has greatly increased, seismologists have noticed a significant drop in the vibrations/movements of the
Many businesses throughout Missouri are reopening this week within the restrictions outlined in Governor Parson’s “Show Me Strong Recovery” plan, which took effect on Monday. All businesses are allowed to
After being cooped up for weeks during the COVID 19 pandemic, warmer weather and the need for continued social distancing could find many more motorcycles on our roadways this spring
The Missouri Legislature reconvened this week intent on passing SB 591, a bill that severely weakens Missouri’s cornerstone consumer protection law, the Missouri Merchandising Practices Act. The bill, if passed,
Ashland Police and Boone County Sheriff’s office reported the following arrests recently: • 04.28.20: Max William Vance, 38 of Eugene, was arrested by Ashland Police on charges of 2nd degree
The Missouri FFA Association awarded Ashland FFA a Gold Emblem, a Top Chapter Award. Only 10 percent of state chapters receive a top chapter designation each year. Model of Innovation
The Baptist Home Board of Trustees voted unanimously to confirm Dr. Rodney Harrison as The Baptist Home’s next president, making him only the seventh president in The Home’s 107-year history.
In a historical move, Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt filed a lawsuit today against the Chinese government, Chinese Communist Party, and other Chinese officials and institutions, alleging that their actions
