Charlotte Brookins graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and creative writing from the University of Iowa, Iowa City. Jacob Hill graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in environmental sciences from the University of Iowa, Iowa City.
Caden Thomas graduated cum laude during the spring 2024 commencement from Truman State University, Kirksville. Cum laude honors recognize those who earned a GPA between 3.5 and 3.74.
Fraud impacts businesses every day across the country, causing significant financial losses and reputational damage. Small businesses are especially vulnerable because of the lack of resources needed.
Summer has quickly come and gone and backto- school festivities are kicking off. Parents understand that a strong start to the school year begins with a healthy child and a visit to the doctor.
Since 2004, Missouri has been participating in a sales tax holiday starting the first Friday in August to help families ease the burden on their wallet while back-to-school shopping. The 2024 Back-to-School Sales Tax Holiday begins at 12:01 a.m.
SMITHVILLE — The upcoming Warrior Closet dates in August are aimed at helping students in need in the Smithville School District get ready to return to school, said Lisa Manz, family resource specialist for the district.
Children will soon be trading in the chimes of neighborhood ice cream trucks for the bells of school as summer vacation gives way to the start of a new academic year. August through September is prime back-to-school season, with children all across the country stocking their backpacks and shopping for new school wardrobes.
Jonas Rocha looks the part at the bull ride while sitting on his mom Maria Rochas' lap as the two traveled to Kearney for the night from Olathe, Kansas. Professional bull rider Carlos Miniver does his best to hold on while riding a bucking bull in the Kearney Bull Ride championship night Saturday in Jesse James Park.
There is scientific evidence suggesting eating something spicy on a hot summer day will make you feel cooler, said University of Missouri horticulturist David Trinklein, in an press release. “Consuming spicy foods leads to a phenomenon known as ‘gustatory facial perspiration,’ which ostensibly cools the body more quickly than a cold glass of lemonade or an ice cream cone,” Trinklein said.