One for All Missouri Public Health Campaign Launches #StopTheSpread of COVID-19
Statewide campaign providing clear, consistent, actionable information for Missourians in fight against coronavirus SPRINGFIELD –– In a unified effort to share information and empower Missourians to stop the spread of COVID-19, the One for All Missouri public health campaign launched statewide on Thursday, April 23. A collaborative partnership led by Missouri Center for Public Health…
Read MoreMoDOT Kids’ Page Helps Build Foundation for Roadway Safety, Adds Curriculum for Younger Students at Home
It’s never too early to start teaching kids about roadway safety. In conjunction with Work Zone Awareness Week, the Missouri Department of Transportation has launched a web page that features printable mazes, word games, a comic book and coloring pages designed to share safety messages for future drivers. It’s also a great tool for parents…
Read MoreGo Blue Committee Update
April is Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention Month As April is coming to a close, Go Blue committee members continue to urge the public to maintain a high level of awareness about child abuse and prevention. Child abuse can and does still happen, and unfortunately, under the current stay at home orders, may go…
Read MoreMissouri Governor Grants Clemency to Dimetrious Woods, Business Owner
JEFFERSON CITY – On April 22, Governor Mike Parson granted clemency to Dimetrious Woods, a Columbia, Mo. business owner. In 2007, Mr. Woods was sentenced under a statute that was later repealed by the legislature. A circuit court ordered the repeal of the statute to be retroactively applied to Mr. Woods, thereby resulting in his…
Read More1934 DOCOMO Yearbook – Ava (MO) High School
Provided by Glenda Bunyard Konopka Team members are, first row (left to right): Cleon Estes, Cloine Pettit, Lyle Brown, Clifton Bunyard and Charles Yeoman. Second row (left to right): Sam Inman, Hershel Hobbs, Dale Stewart, Paul Cummins and Coach Norman. Mrs. Glenda Bunyard Konopka’s father, first row, 4th from the left, played on the team. He would have been…
Read MoreA Good Day’s Work
By Timber Jones There was a time in my life when I needed to get out of the work I had been doing for the past 18 years. It was no longer the job I felt I should be in and I wanted something new. This brought me to a place in the old Ozark…
Read MoreMissouri National Guardsmen Prepared to Assist St. Louis with Dignified Transfer Care
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – At the request of the St. Louis County Coroner, Missouri National Guard members are supporting St. Louis County officials at the Dignified Transfer Center in St. Louis. The facility, which opened April 20, was built to provide additional capacity in the event of an increase in deaths due to COVID-19 straining…
Read MoreDouglas County Livestock Report
Jefferson City, MO, Friday, April 23, 2020, MO Dept of Ag/USDA Market News, Ava – Douglas County Livestock Auction. Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 04/23/2020. Total Receipts: This Week: 1,105 Last Reported 04/16/2020: 644 Year Ago Receipts: 1,175 Compared to last week, steer and heifer calves steady, no recent test of yearlings for a…
Read MoreWhat About This? By Wayne William Cipriano
Even if you have never heard of Reinforcement Theory (RT), you know what it is and probably exercise it every day. As a Psychological theory, RT states that any behavior paired with a pleasant experience has a higher probability of being rewarded. Your mom asks you to clean your room. You, out of gratitude for…
Read MoreHang in There
By Tom Salisbury, Region 7 SBA Administrator, U.S. Small Business Administration Our will, along with the millions of small businesses we serve is being tested by the devastating impact of coronavirus (COVID-19.) I want to assure you we are working every day to make sure help is on the way. Last week, nearly 500,000…
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