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One of 15 polling places in Oregon County, located at First Baptist Church on Highway 19 was busy today. At 2:00 p.m. over 600 ballots had been cast…

Missouri, along with twenty-eight other states, will be voting “Yes” or “No” on some constitutional amendments in this coming general election.

Novembers general election is coming rapidly on November sixth and with that comes our responsibility to vote.

Sandra Day O’Connor, the first woman to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court, announced that she was told she has dementia.

Editorial

Democratic Socialism is taking the stage here in America. But is Democratic Socialism any different than regular socialism?

On Friday, a Turkish court released the American pastor, Andrew Brunson. This early release might help relieve tensions.

President Trump has Approved Florida’s disaster declaration and Georgia’s emergency declaration.

Governor Parson appointed Steven Privette as Presiding Judge for the 37th Judicial Circuit.

National POW/MIA Recognition Day is traditionally observed on the third Friday of September.

President Donald J. Trump’s Administration put preparations in place to help the States and local governments ahead of Hurricane Florence’ impact.

So far the there are eight community water suppliers that will receive money from the emergency drought funding.

National Truck Driver Appreciation Week is September ninth through the fifteenth.