Two Callaway County officials will sit on a panel during the Missouri Nuclear Summit later this week. Presiding Commissioner Gary Jungermann and Emergency Management Director Michelle Kidwell will sit on a panel discussing nuclear community perspectives …
A handful of area schools can now train their administrators, coaches and teachers to better teach students how to read. The Comprehensive Literacy State Development grant, distributed by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, selected 80 …
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A 14-year-old Bertha Schwarz immigrated to the United States with a sister and brother in 1855, eventually settling in the bustling and growing community of St. Louis. While living there, she met a fellow Prussian immigrant, Franz Pittrich, and the couple …
Legends Bank commercial loan officer Ashley Harris of Belle is among the latest graduating class of the Missouri Bankers Association Banking Leadership Missouri program. Harris was one of 21 bankers from across the state to graduate from the program during …
A Lohman photographer was a runner up in the Focus on Missouri Agriculture Photo Contest 2025. Pam Thompson won first place in the Beauty of the Farm category with "Sunbeam Planting." She also received an honorable mention in the Everyday Life …
The Missouri Office of Broadband Development updated its policies for a federal connectivity grant last week after changes at the national level. The office Thursday posted a notice of program changes for a mandated round of applications for the Broadband …
The Missouri State Highway Patrol is now accepting applications for its 126th recruit class. The Patrol is encouraging qualified individuals of all backgrounds to apply. "This is not just a job. It is a test of character. A commitment to serve," …
Wilbert Gus Linsenbardt was one of many soldiers killed in action during fighting in 1942 in Papua New Guinea. He was laid to rest in a military cemetery overseas and, through the years, his gravesite became lost to time. However, through advances in DNA …
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