The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) is seeking public input regarding a safety improvement project on DeKalb County U.S. Route 69 at the Route EE intersection, north of Cameron. The project, currently in the design stage, would add a left-turn lane for northbound motorists on U.S. Route 69 wanting to turn onto Route EE.
On Monday, Aug. 15, Donald Herring and Ben Savage attended Rural Letter Carriers’ district officer’s training in Columbia.
The North Central Missouri College (NCMC) Ketcham Community Center in Trenton, Missouri, will be having an introductory course on the game of Pickle Ball Friday, Aug. 26, at 7 p.m. at the Ketcham tennis courts. This course is free, and racquets and balls will be provided.
AUG. 21 12:50 a.m., Officers responded to the 700 block of Elm St.
Farmers are invited to submit nominations for the Inaugural Missouri Farm Bureau Farm Dog of the Year contest, supported by Purina. This brandnew contest celebrates farm dogs and the many ways they support farmers and ranchers in producing nutritious food for families and their pets across Missouri.
In the last legislative session, the Missouri General Assembly appropriated $75 million to the departments of transportation and economic development for the Governor’s Transportation Cost-Share Program, aiming to build partnerships with local entities to deliver road and bridge projects. Guidelines and applications for the costshare program are now available at modot.org/ governors-transportation- cost-share-program.
BY SUMMER BALLENTINE ASSOCIATED PRESS COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) — A campaign to legalize recreational marijuana in Missouri gathered enough signatures to make it on the November ballot, Republican Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft announced Tuesday.
BY MARTY SCHLADEN (Missouri Independent) – The sweeping Inflation Reduction Act passed by Democrats in the U.S. Senate on Sunday takes on an issue that Americans have been screaming about for years: The high cost of prescription drugs.
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Young people across Missouri will experience interactive, hands-on financial education thanks to a five-year pledge of support from BTC Bank to the Missouri 4-H Foundation. The pledge will support the statewide launch of On My Own, a household finance simulator for youths ages 13-18.