Dermatologist Dr. Marshall Joins Ozarks Medical Center
WEST PLAINS, Mo – Leslie A. Marshall, D.O., M.S., Board-Certified Dermatologist, recently joined the multi-disciplinary Ozarks Medical Center (OMC) Medical Group. Dr. Marshall brings over 11 years of clinical experience to the newly established OMC Dermatology clinic. OMC Dermatology specializes in conditions involving the skin, hair, and nails in patients of all ages. They are…
Read MoreEPA Orders Amazon and eBay to Stop Sale of Certain Pesticide Products
Protection against coronavirus among false or misleading claims WASHINGTON (June 11, 2020) — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) ordered Amazon Services LLC and eBay Inc. to stop selling a wide range of pesticide products. These products are unregistered, misbranded, or restricted-use pesticides, and pesticide devices that make false or misleading claims. As two of…
Read MoreOpinion: We Now Know – Trump’s Leadership Saved Lives
By Robert Charles, National Spokesman for the Association of Mature American Citizens As America emerges from COVID-19 and States reopen wholesale or by county, shadows are giving way to sunlight, furrowed brows to smiles, and reality is returning. Four facts define this moment, and they are encouraging – not discouraging. First, the tipping point has…
Read MoreMissouri State Parks To Host Summer Learn2 Paddle Kayaking Instruction
JEFFERSON CITY, JUNE 11 – Missouri State Parks invites the public to attend a Learn2Paddle kayaking program this summer. This program is for those who want to experience kayaking but are not sure where to start and for those who want to get out on the water but don’t own a kayak. Missouri State Parks…
Read MoreNew Regional Forester for Eastern Region
WASHINGTON –– USDA Forest Service Chief Vicki Christiansen announced today the appointment of Gina Owens as Regional Forester for the Forest Service’s Eastern Region. As Regional Forester, Owens will oversee management of more than 12 million acres of the National Forest System spread across 17 national forests and one national tallgrass prairie in the Northeast…
Read MoreDouglas County Republican Central Committee Meets
Douglas County Republican Central Committee opened its meeting Monday, June 8, with Leon Potter leading in prayer. After the pledge to the flag, Wilda Watterson, secretary, read her report. Keith Moore than gave the treasurer’s report. Chairman Dennis Uhles informed the committee of cancellation of State Convention. All voting and business will be conducted via…
Read MoreSenator Jason Smith: Defunding Our Safety
For nearly a week, radical individuals who prioritized looting and chaos in this country over any type of actual change diminished the voices of those protesting the tragic death of George Floyd. Worse, the Left refuses to call out the violence and destruction. Perhaps it’s because they are focused on using the unrest to push…
Read MoreSenator Cunningham
Among the many adjustments Missourians have been forced to make in the wake of thecoronavirus pandemic is a new expectation of social distancing. To avoid catching or spreading the virus we’ve been asked to forgo gathering in groups and separate ourselves when standing in line. As we navigate the new normal, it was inevitable that…
Read MoreCentury Bank Customers Targeted in Spoofing Scam
Century Bank is asking its customers to be alert for fraudulent texts and phone calls that are being “spoofed” to look like they are coming from Century Bank, with a live person posing as a bank employee. “These criminals will weave all kinds of tales to try and get bank information,” said bank spokesperson Kerrie…
Read MoreSpringfield Man Sentenced to 12 Years for Meth Trafficking, Illegal Firearms
SPRINGFIELD – A Springfield, Missouri, man has been sentenced in federal court for methamphetamine trafficking and illegally possessing firearms. Tyler J. Brown, 29, was sentenced by U.S. District Judge M. Douglas Harpool on Wednesday, June 3, to 12 years in federal prison without parole. On Sept. 11, 2019, Brown pleaded guilty to possessing methamphetamine with…
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