TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (10/26/22). Benefits follow physical efforts this year. Dedicate attention to home and family for lasting benefit. Golden autumn leaves fall into your coffers, providing a cushion for shared winter financial challenges. Share springtime prizes together, before resolving a summer income crunch. Actions get satisfying results.
Manufacturing &Technology Job & Career Fair A manufacturing and technology Job and Career Fair will be held at the Walsworth Community Center, from 9 a.m. – 1 p.m., on Oct. 29. The event will feature the following local employers, Walsworth, Moore Fans, Hurtt Fabricating, Nature's Grace and Wellness, CoffeeTree Group and Karvd. Bring copies of your resume or contact information. All levels of experience welcome.
Voters across the state are being asked to cast their votes about four proposed changes to the Missouri State Constitution when they head to the polls on Tuesday, Nov. 8.
The City of Marceline is proud to host Missouri Governor Mike Parson, who will be in Marceline to officiate the ribbon cutting ceremony for the City’s newest employer, Coffee-Tree Group at approximately 2 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 27 at its new Technical Operations Center located at 121 N.
BROOKFIELD – While far from a certainty, the odds certainly seemed to favor the Brookfield Bulldogs and Marceline Tigers having a second shot at each other in 2022 as they took the field for their last regular-season games last Friday. When each took handled their business in unfettered fashion, that’s precisely what they got.
SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) — Falling into an early hole was just what the Kansas City Chiefs needed to get going.
Nancy Black, Tribune Content Agency TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (10/17/22). Work together and win this year.
Dear Amy: For the past year, I have been dating a man who is separated from his wife. They separated shortly before we started dating, and both want a divorce. He loves his two children (11 and 13) very much, but does (fairly openly) regret having children with her.
COLUMBIA — While their overall scores and place finishes might not have been what they’d hoped, all four Linn countians who played in the Class 1 girls’ golf state tournament at The Country Club of Missouri last Monday and Tuesday concluded the tourney – and their seasons – on a positive trend. Three of them – Marceline’s Tess Sheerman and Jada Taylor and Brookfield’s Maggie Bennett – posted better second-round scores Tuesday than on Monday and BHS’ other qualifier – Kammy Dixon – shot matching scores in each 18-holes round.