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Greg Watson passed away last week. He was 60 years old. Greg was a man of multifaceted talents,yet, his true calling was preaching the gospel.

Compared to last week, slaughter cows and bulls sold steady. Demand was good on a light supply.

The bulk of the slaughter cows sold 2.00 lower while high dressing breakers and boners sold 4.00 lower. Slaughter bulls sold 5.00 higher.

Although Biden was previously struck down for ‘forgiving’ student debts, he is trying to do so again. Missouri is fighting it.

The city of Koshkonong, Missouri, is adding a basketball court and a playground to the city in 2024.

The cost for a first-class stamp will surge from the current 68 cents to 73 cents; that is five extra cents per envelope sent.

Federal judges have begun releasing Jan. 6 defendants who appealed their sentences although the Supreme Court will soon hear arguments.

he Mo/Ark Livestock Auction House may not have auctions at present, but it does have a small animal exchange each Saturday.

Compared to last week, slaughter cows were steady and slaughter bulls were 2.00-3.00 higher.

MU Extension Horticulture and Agronomy Specialists are hosting a class on different gardening methods, including lunch!

If member nations of the WHO pass this agreement and President Biden signs it, it would seriously undermine American sovereignty.

While cicadas don’t hatch yearly, three sets of cicadas are hatching this year. Southern Missouri will see the hatchings near the end of May.