MDC Shares Key Info For Upcoming Deer Season
The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) wants deer hunters to know some key information for harvesting whitetails in Missouri this season. Deer hunting opens Sept.
The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) wants deer hunters to know some key information for harvesting whitetails in Missouri this season. Deer hunting opens Sept.
According to a Georgetown University study, the cost of higher education has increased 169% over the last 40 years. And according to Sallie Mae’s annual How America Pays for College survey, nearly half of American families have no plan for how to pay for higher education.
The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) encourages hunters to help monitor the state’s terrestrial wildlife populations by reporting sightings through the Bowhunter Observation Survey. MDC has conducted an annual Bowhunter Observation Survey since 1983 to track trends in wildlife populations, such as coyotes, fox, deer, wild turkeys, and raccoons.
State Budget Director Dan Haug announced today that net general revenue collections for August 2022 grew 4.7% compared to those for August 2021, from $962.2 million last year to $1.01 billion this year.
Chariton County Route TT is scheduled to close soon. The Turkey Creek Bridge was built in 1961 and carries approximately 45 vehicles each day.
Richard K. “Dick” Davis is uniquely familiar with the challenges and opportunities before him as the new principal of Fr.
The Meadville Medical Clinic (MMC) has recently wrapped up renovations which were several years overdue. The clinic, located at 101 East Hayward Street in the Meadville community of 415, underwent a complete interior renovation in early June that saw the facility closed for about eight weeks.
Donald Herring participated in a Farm Bureau PAC 'Zoom' meeting with Eric Schmitt on Monday, Aug. 29.
MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) — Chris Klieman remembers when Missouri and Kansas State played every year in football, back before money-grabbing university administrators ushered in an era of conference realignment at the expense of deep-seated rivalries that in some cases stretched back a century.
Her injury-throttled freshman year at Brookfield High School hopefully now a fading memory, sophomore Samantha Sharp successfully completed her return to cross country running competition this past Tuesday when she placed second as BHS only entrant in the varsity girls’ division of the 19th-annual Chillicothe Invitational meet. A 2021 Class 2 state meet qualifier, even though her then-relatively- new leg injury wound up keeping her from participating, Sharp completed the 5-kilometers (approximately 3.1 miles) 2-loops course around and through Simpson Park in north Chillicothe in 21:43.2.