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Family applications and donor registration forms are now available for the 2026 Christmas Assistance Program, a collaborative effort coordinated by Ozark Action Inc., the West Plains R-7 School District and […]
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Brashear FFA members are teaching hands-on Agriculture Education on the Move, or Ag Moves, lessons to Adair County R-II Elementary students in Brashear this fall, Missouri Farmers Care announced. Thanks […]
An early 18th century play performed by William Woods University in Fulton may surprise audiences this November with its surprisingly delightful comedy.
Missouri child care providers have classrooms sitting empty and parents eager to fill them. But with funding stretched thin, the state isn't approving most new applications for subsidies that would make those openings affordable.
ST. MARTINS -- Students, veterans and guests came together Thursday night for a special event held in each year in Cole County honoring some of America's heroes.
An early 18th century play performed by William Woods University in Fulton may surprise audiences this November with its surprisingly delightful comedy.
State Fair Community College is preparing to begin a new chapter under the leadership of Dr. Caron Daugherty, who has been elected the college’s seventh president. Daugherty’s selection marks the […]
Missouri Southern State University’s Plaster School of Business will host the fifth annual Business Gateway on Tuesday, Nov. 10.
The Missouri Southern State University-Kansas City University Early Acceptance Program reported a record 31 students this fall, the largest in the program’s history, Southern officials announced this week. Of those,
Dubuque Regional Airport and the Transportation Security Administration will host a TSA PreCheck enrollment event in December.
At their meeting this week, Dubuque Community School Board members will vote on a recommended plan that would reorganize the district’s schools to create a one-high school model in the