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Have yourself a merry little kalanchoe
Few plants can boast the combination of colorful long-lasting flowers and attractive foliage throughout the year, according to Adjunct Associate Professor and horticulturist at the University of Missouri Extension Division of Plant Science and Technology David Trinklein, Ph.D.
RSD addresses need for substitute teachers
Attracting and retaining substitute teachers has been a persistent challenge in school districts across Missouri. Recently, many districts have started recruiting substitute teachers from their existing rosters to fill potential full-time teaching positions to address classroom employment shortages.
Rural Missouri deserves better from USPS
Editor’s Note: Submitted by U.S. Congressman Sam Graves, the following opinion piece focuses on continued issues with U.S. Postal Service (USPS) delivery service, including its latest push to reduce visit frequency to rural post offices.
Residents learn self-defense techniques
A recent personal safety workshop aimed to empower individuals with the skills needed to protect themselves while fostering a sense of confidence among attendees.
Animal rescue urges inclusion of pets in wills
In the realm of pet ownership and animal welfare, one critical issue frequently overlooked is the necessity of an updated will. This would clearly outline specific provisions for the care and custody of pets in the event their owner can no longer provide for them.
Public defender denied in sodomy case
A man facing two felonies involving alleged sodomy has been denied a public defender. Juan-David Gutierrez, 32, is charged with first-degree sodomy or attempted sodomy and second-degree sodomy.
