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he Missouri Attorney General’s Office now prohibits Adams from offering home renovation or construction anywhere in Missouri.

According to Senator Tuberville (R-Al) the Pentagon’s move to pay for time off expanded departmental authority illegally.

Booth holders have been setting up, arranging, planting, and creating projects to sell at the markets, like fresh produce or tea.

Six lighthouses will be offered free to federal, state, or local governments, nonprofits, educational organizations.

Community

African leaders are trying to fight back! against Western woke, pro-abortion, and anti-family agendas increasingly targeting African nations.

Pat Robertson, who founded the Christian Coalition, Christian Broadcasting Network, and ran for President, passed away at age 93

Local campgrounds, rentals, and Airbnbs are already reserved for the Great American Eclipse. What can you do?

The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) wants to encourage residents to enjoy the outdoors by having a free fishing weekend.

The U.S. Embassy reports a potential shortage of drinking water across Uruguay. So much so that you may need to take extra precautions.

As advertised on social media posts and through flyers, there was to be a dinner and auction to help the Shafer family.

This Friday and Saturday are no different. With sunny weather in the forecast, five families have linked arms in a huge yard sale event.

Aaron Shafer left behind a loving wife with four young children. The Alton community is coming together to support this family.