Cabrera Could Be The Last For A While To Reach 3,000 Hits
Miguel Cabrera reached the 3,000- hit mark on a weekend afternoon in front of an adoring crowd at his home ballpark in Detroit. It was a moment worthy of the milestone.
April 2022
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Record Eight NFL Teams Head Into Draft Without First-Round Pick
The Super Bowl champion Los Angeles Rams should have plenty of company sitting out the first round of the NFL draft next week. The franchise that hasn't made a selection in round one since taking Jared Goff in 2016 and doesn't currently have another first-round pick until 2024, is set to be joined by a record seven other teams that have traded away their first-round picks in what has become a growing trend in recent years.
Chiefs Have Wide Draft Options With Two First-Round Picks, 12 In All
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — There are two very different schools of thought surrounding the Kansas City Chiefs as they head into the NFL draft, where aggressive general manager Brett Veach has two picks apiece in each of the first four rounds and 12 in all.
Baseball Bulldogs’ Bats Go Quiet In Home Loss
BROOKFIELD — Through two innings of their Clarence Cannon Conference home game against Palmyra last Friday, there was reason for optimism for the Brookfield High School baseball Bulldogs in their pursuit of a second victory in their second-ever season.
MDC Encourages Public To Be Bear Aware This Spring
According to the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC), Missouri is home to an estimated 800 black bears with most being in the southern part of the state. As spring gets underway, these magnificent mammals leave their winter dens in search of food. MDC reminds Missourians to “Be Bear Aware.”
Leaving Young Wildlife Alone Best Course Of Action
Arkansas offers one of the greatest fishing spots for children in the country. It’s called Dry Run Creek. This gorgeous little stream is full of giant trout. It’s located next to the Norfork National Fish Hatchery a few miles east of Mountain Home. It fishes for less than a mile from the hatchery outflow to its confluence with the Norfork River just below the dam. Only youths under 16 and mobility impaired anglers may fish Dry Run Creek.
Impaired Waters
The Thompson River, Weldon River and No Creek located in Harrison, Mercer, Grundy, Daviess and Livingston counties in Northwest Missouri have reached a level of E. coli pollution that they have been placed on Missouri's 303(d) list of “Impaired Waters” with a "High" level of concern. E. coli is present in feces and can be an indicator that other, more dangerous bacteria, may be present. Missouri Department of Natural Resources (MDNR) reports that most of this pollution on these water bodies is coming from agricultural runoff.
Spring Tea, New Exhibits Open May 1 At Historical Society Museum
On May 1 the Grand River Historical Society and Museum is hosting a Spring Tea and the opening of several new exhibits at the Museum on May 1. New exhibits include one about Jerry Litton, Canterbury Music Store and the Utica Brick Plant.
Spring Wine Walk May 13
It’s spring time and the Main Street Wine Walk is back! The Chillicothe Wine Walk will be Friday, May 13, from 4:30 p.m., until 7:45 p.m. Sip the night away with your complimentary wine glass compliments of Ashley Gabrielson and the United Country Real Estate, Graham Agency, LLC.
NCMC Welcomes the Kingdom of Tonga Community
North Central Missouri College (NCMC) recently held a flag-raising ceremony to welcome international students from the Kingdom of Tonga, their families, and the community. NCMC has developed a partnership with Tongan officials and will soon be enrolling international students from the Kingdom of Tonga.