City Council grants ‘zone status’ for counter, cabinet businesses
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – The city has granted Enhanced Enterprise Zone status to two Danny Miller businesses. On Aug.
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Blunt discusses infrastructure bill stuck in U.S. House
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RICHMOND – Infrastructure is a big deal to U.S. Sen.
Mill hosts info session
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LAWSON – Representatives from Missouri State Parks held an informational meeting Wednesday at Watkins Woolen Mill State Park and State Historic Site, 26600 Park Road North, Lawson. The park service invited the public to share comments and ask questions about the park and operations there.
State ends ‘deadbeat’ reputation
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SEDALIA – More than three years after this newspaper broke the story – “Deadbeat Missouri? State claims ‘balanced budget,’ but in arrears to county jail fees” – the state has paid the debt.
Blunt ready for retirement? Sort of...
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RICHMOND – After 48 years of mostly government service, retirement looms for U.S. Sen.
Missourians celebrate bicentennial this month
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WASHINGTON – Missouri celebrated the 200th anniversary of statehood Aug. 10 and the Census Bureau offers these state facts...
ESSD has COVID procedures, ‘safe return’ plan ready to go
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – With the COVID-19 Delta variant impacting children more than the original virus, the school board voted Monday to require masks in school.
Wreck takes 6-year-old’s life; four others injured seriously
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – A wreck that left a 6-year-old child dead also left a 4-year-old child, two teenagers and a 24-year-old man with serious injuries.
The wreck occurred about 7:35 p.m. Aug. 20 at 805 E. Seybold Road, Excelsior Springs, based on reports and comments from the Excelsior Springs Police Department and the Missouri Highway Patrol.
State’s top Republican, Roy Blunt, shares stories urging COVID shots
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WASHINGTON – At the weekly Republican leadership press conference, U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt shared local news stories about Missourians who have become seriously ill or lost family members to COVID and urged others to get vaccinated.
Certain immunocompromised individuals can now receive third dose of vaccine
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JEFFERSON CITY – Following announcements from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, certain immunocompromised individuals may begin receiving third doses of COVID-19 vaccine in Missouri.