The North Missouri Sportsman’s Alliance has announced three events it has scheduled to be held in April and June – an antler measuring on Saturday, April 9, a fund-raising poker tournament in the evening of that same day, and a kids’ fishing derby on Saturday, June 4.
Election officials preparing for this year’s midterms have yet another security concern to add to an already long list that includes death threats, disinformation, ransomware and cyberattacks — threats from within.
You can have a thriving lawn without hiring an expensive service. “Managing your lawn doesn’t have to be complicated,” says University of Missouri Extension horticulturist Justin Keay.
A Missouri Lottery player who won a $288,000 Show Me Cash jackpot from the Feb. 28 drawing is still in shock.
An organized hike is being planned at Crowder State Park March 20, from 4-5 p.m. Participants should meet at the special-use area for a 2-mile guided hike on Redbud Trail.
The Executive Branch of the United States bears little resemblance to the Constitution as written by our forefathers in 1787. After a cursory examination of that document, one will notice that there are no instructions on how to elect a vice president. In fact, no one ran for vice president during any of our first four presidential elections. How, then, did John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, and Aaron Burr become our first three vice presidents? Because each of them was the first runner-up for the office of President.
The Department of Social Services has begun accepting applications for the Low-Income Household Water Assistance Program (LIHWAP), a new program that may be able to help with a one-time payment for water and/or wastewater bills. LI- HWAP can help with disconnection or reconnection fees, threats to disconnect water or wastewater, and current or past due water or wastewater bills. The maximum benefit amount available is $750.
State Rep. Rusty Black is encouraging citizens from House District 7 to submit their nominees for the 2022 Lieutenant Governor’s Senior Service Award.
On Saturday, Feb. 5 seven seniors from The Linn County Area Career and Technical Center (LCACTC) welding program visited American Welding Academy in Union for the third annual competition.