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Democrats 33rd Senatorial Quarterly Meeting July 22

The quarterly meeting of the  Democrats 33rd Senatorial will be held Saturday, July 22, at Shetler’s Discount Grocery and Café, 200 Industrial Park, in Cabool, Mo.  The meeting starts at 12:00 p.m. Those attending and planning to eat prior to the meeting, please come early and fellowship with the group. For further information, please call…

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What About This…? 7.6.2017

By Wayne William Cipriano Another instance of attempted murder has occurred against some of our elected officials.  When Repre-sentative Gabby Giffords was shot our nation was shocked for a while –– promises were made, resolutions sworn, new attitudes attested –– all lasting a day or two.  This recent shooting on the ball diamond, being second,…

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Reflections

By Barbara Daniel I am not as busy now making cookies, cakes and pies, that were once made to fill hungry little ones with big appetites, and happy smiles. We forget how quickly our happy days with our children passes, and the beautiful times we’ve been given to love and do for them.  It is…

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Supreme Court Hands Down Big Wins for Nation, says AMAC

One ruling reinstates the travel ban, the other further protects religious freedom WASHINGTON, DC, June 30 – The Supreme Court handed down “two big wins” for the American people this week, according to Dan Weber, president of the Association of Mature American Citizens. “If you believe in the rule of law, it came as no surprise…

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Live Long and Stay Married

Some may brag about celebrating their 50th anniversary as husband and wife, but the Harts of Grand Rapids, Michigan, have them beat by a country mile.  The 99-year-olds recently celebrated 80 years of matrimony, reports the Association of Mature American Citizens. Donald and Vivian Hart tied the knot in 1937 and family members attending their…

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WorkKeys Assessment Offered Here July 11

The local Work Ready program has announced that another WorkKeys assessment will be held in Ava on Tuesday, July 11. The assessment will be conducted at the Community Training Center adjacent to Ozark Mountains Real Estate (just east of Dollar General) on Springfield Road (NW 12th Ave.) beginning at 8 a.m. Local coordinator Richard Sturgeon…

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Smith Report 7.6.2017

Representing Missouri’s 8th Congressional District Land of the Free, Home of the Brave Being an American makes me feel proud, fortunate and humbled all at the same time. Proud that our Founding Father’s vision became a reality. Fortunate because I was lucky enough to be born in this incredible, free nation and humbled by the…

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Skyline Summer School Students Participate In Flag Retirement Ceremony

Skyline R-2 teacher Terry Prock wanted the Skyline summer school students to learn and experience the proper and respectful way to retire a U.S. flag. On Tuesday, June 27, Prock enlisted the aid of the Mtn. Grove VFW for this endeavor.  Prock works year round to teach the students of Skyline School the many facets…

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Douglas County Sheriff Office Activity Report

During the week of June 24 to June 30, the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office has taken and acted on 141 Calls for Service. The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office has also arrested and booked 24 individuals into the jail. At this time, we currently have 23 inmates in the jail. On June 30, 2017, the Douglas…

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Revised Screen Time Recommendations for Children: Family Media Use Plan Should Focus on Moderation

From the University of Missouri Extension In recent years, parents have heard from physicians and educators about how terrible screen time is for children. Vast research has linked increased screen time to obesity, psychological issues, sleep disturbances, and behavioral issues. However, many parents found the recommended limits set for screen time in our technology-driven society…

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