July 2022

A Q&A About Sarcoma

Cancer affects millions of people across the globe and does not discriminate based on age, gender, socioeconomic status, or other variables. Certain cancers run in families, so individuals who have a first-degree relative who has had a certain type of cancer may have knowledge of that particular disease. However, less common cancers, such as sarcoma, remain a mystery to those unaffected by the disease. This Q&A can shed light on sarcoma and what people can do to protect themselves.

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NCMC Ranks As One Of The Best Community Colleges In Missouri

North Central Missouri (NCMC) college has been ranked by University HQ (Headquarters) as one of the best online community colleges in Missouri and one of the best places to earn an associate degree. Taking the second spot on the best online community college and number four as the best college to earn an associate degree, NCMC was ranked on multiple factors, including the cost of tuition, retention and graduation rates, programs offered, and reputation. https://universityhq.org/best-colleges/rankings/

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West Linn News

The Timothy Herring family hosted a meal and fireworks on July 2 for the Herring family and other guests. The Scott Anderson family hosted a meal and fireworks on July 3 for the Herring family and other guests.

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Romeiser Chosen To Lead District Of Elks – USA

Thousands of members of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of the United States of America and guests gathered in Atlanta, Georgia, from July 3 -6 for the BPO Elks National Convention. During the convention, Brett Romeiser, Chillicothe, was installed as District Deputy for the BPO Elks for lodges in the Northwest District of the Missouri Elks Association, Inc. and will serve a one-year term.

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Kids & Self-Esteem

Research tells us that by increasing your child’s self-esteem and self-awareness, you can help give your children protective factors. These protective factors are qualities that keep them from trying activities that can hurt them. Children who have protective factors tend to avoid underage drinking, teenage pregnancy, drug abuse, and school failure. A strong sense of self and an "I can do it!" attitude helps us deal with life's frustrations. Children need to feel safe, secure, loved, and connected to a family.

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