Workers Could Sue Over Vaccine Mandates Under Missouri Bill
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — Workers required to get vaccinations for their jobs could sue if they have negative reactions under a Missouri bill advanced in the state House on Wednesday.
April 2022
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Antiques, Art, and Arrow Rock!
On Saturday, May 14, Friends of Arrow Rock will host and present a unique event, the Antiques and Decorative Arts Symposium—The World of Folk Art. “Folk art is artistic works, such as paintings, sculpture, basketry, and utensils produced by untrained, often anonymous artists or by artisans of varying degrees of skill, marked by such attributes as highly decorative design, bright, bold colors, flattened perspective, strong forms in simple arrangements, and immediacy of meaning.”
Missouri Livestock Symposium Accepting Applications For The Missouri Livestock Achievement Award
The Missouri Livestock Symposium is currently accepting nominations for the Missouri Livestock Achievement Award. This award recognizes an individual or organization demonstrating outstanding achievements and distinguished contributions to the livestock industry. Eligible applicants can be producers of livestock, agribusiness personnel, agency personnel, or agriculture educators in the state of Missouri. Other parties who have been longtime supporters of the Missouri livestock industry will also be considered.
Capitol Update from Rep. Rusty Black
Hello 7th District; I know it has been some time since I have reached out with a legislative update. Things have been in full swing here in the Capitol and no signs of slowing down.
Missouri Senate Backs Limits On Property Tax Increases
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — Some Missouri homeowners could be spared from paying higher property taxes under a pair of proposed constitutional amendments approved Wednesday by the state Senate.
Brookfield Police Department Briefing
During the course of a day, in addition to following up on active criminal investigations, each officer responds to calls for service, makes and answers several phone calls, conducts traffic stops and answers questions from citizens and other agencies. Among the calls for service officers reported the following:
COMMUNITY CALENDAR
Ongoing • Sewing Class at the Brookfield YMCA. Free sewing class on Mondays and Thursdays at 10 a.m.
Case Named Director Of Northern Missouri Research, Extension And Education Center
Jeff Case has been named director of the Northern Missouri Research, Extension and Education Center (NM-REEC), effective May 2. The Northern Missouri REEC is one of the four research, Extension and education centers of the Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station (AES) in the University of Missouri College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources (CAFNR).
Libeer Heads To Girls State
Cierstyn Libeer, a junior at Brookfield High School, was selected to attend the 2022 Missouri Girls State, June 11-18, at Lindenwood University, St Charles. The Brookfield Rotary Club and Brookfield Elks Lodge were Girl State sponsors. Girls State educates students in hands on experience on how American government works.
Students of the Week
Recently, Aiden Cagle and Teagan Christy were named Marceline Middle and High School Students of the Week. Cagle's activities include band and golf. He enjoys gaming and golfing along with hanging out with friends and family. Christy's activities include band, choir, and acting at the Maples Rep. She enjoys riding her bike and hanging out with friends and family.