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How Memorial Day came to be

John Alexander Logan was born near Murphysboro, Illinois, on February 9, 1826, the son of Dr. John Logan and his second wife, Elizabeth (Jenkins) Logan. He enlisted during the Mexican-American war and was comissioned a second lieutenant. Following the war Logan studied law, graduated from the University of Louisville’s law department in 1851, and began a successful law practice.

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Turkey hunting and great fishing across the midwest in May

Many across the southern portion of the Midwest have already hung up their turkey vest for the year, but up north and out west, gobblers are still raising hunters’ heartrates. Open water fishing has cranked up across the board. Walleyes in Iowa, smallmouth in Ohio and Sturgeon in Minnesota are just a few examples of the great diversity of angling opportunity the Midwest offers. If you’re looking for a challenge this month, and want to make the most of your long Memorial Day Weekend, then here are some options for an epic adventure at the end of the great month of May.

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State Tech announces Dean’s List

Linn, MO (May 25, 2022) - State Technical College of Missouri would like to congratulate our May 2022 students who achieved the Dean’s List during the spring semester. HOMETOWN, STATE; NAME Boonville, MO Joshua Ewings Nicholas Ewings Quinton Ewings Jr Brayden Page Peyton Taylor Bunceton, MO Jason Burnett New Franklin, MO Ian Wyatt Pilot Grove, MO Pilot Grove, MO Camiren Stegner Rocheport, MO Zach McDonald Visit www.statetechmo.edu to learn more.

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“Arrow Rock Resources and Possibilities” subject of “First Saturday” presentation

Arrow Rock, Mo.-A fascinating and unique presentation by the Missouri River Bird Observatory (MRBO) will continue the popular First Saturdays program in Arrow Rock on Saturday, June 4. The location is the Arrow Rock State Historic Site Audio Visual Room at 10:00 a.m., admission is free, and seating is limited.

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