COLUMBIA, Mo. — The University of Missouri fall semester 2021 dean’s list is now available. During the fall 2021 semester, 11,488 undergraduate students earned the academic distinction to be named to the dean’s list.
We in the Missouri House are finally receiving bills from committees and the discussions on the floor are beginning to pick up. One very important bill that influences the largest segment of the 48th District’s economy is House Bill 1720. We approved legislation that will renew key programs designed to support and promote agriculture in the state. With bipartisan support, HB 1720 was approved and will continue several agriculture programs that are priorities for the agriculture community in Missouri.
JEFFERSON CITY — Further prohibiting the use of fetal tissue is the goal of legislation discussed by Missouri House lawmakers Wednesday. “The intent of this legislation is to protect from individuals and entities profiting off of unborn babies that had been aborted,” said the bill’s sponsor, Rep.
Monroe County Western District Commissioner Marilyn O’Bannon says her 91-year-old father may lose his home and his five-generation farm if the Grain Belt Express project condemns his property in order to build on his land.
Boonville Police Department Courtney Mustion 40 of Boonville was arrested and a released on summons for Expired State License Plates and Driving While Revoked/Suspended. Jeremy R.
The Boonville Area Chamber of Commerce held their annual Dinner and Awards Banquet last Friday at the Isle of Capri Ballroom. Area business owners came to hear the keynote speaker Lt.
Forty-five mask-requiring school districts in Missouri face lawsuits from Attorney General Eric Schmitt, and some school leaders and elected officials are questioning if he really has the best interest of the state at heart.
National Recognition to the Boonslick Area was presented to the Isle of Capri. Darlene Kraus was presented the Pat Jackson Distinguished Service Award by Scott Jackson.
The Mustard Seed Food Pantry at Prairie Home United Methodist Church held their January distribution on Thursday, January 20. In spite of the frigid, single digit wind chill, 17 households were served. Volunteers included Brenda and Donnie Sells, Jerry Oglesbay, Dennis Toalson, Angela Marcum, Betty and Dave Hatfield, Don Almond, and Nancy Kixmiller. The Mustard Seed distributes the third Thursday of the month. For more information, send a private message to the Prairie Home United Methodist Facebook page or email Nancy Kixmiller at kixmiller@ yahoo.com.
Christopher Herriman, Student Services Coordinator at Cooper County R-IV School in Bunceton, has released the second quarter and first semester honor roll lists for the entire school. Second Quarter Principal Honor Roll recipients from Jr.