We heard from our governor in his State of the State address. He discussed a plan to gradually remove income tax, strengthen police forces, fund agriculture in the state and reassess the foundation formula funding Missouri’s education system. I am thankful and excited to work with him on these priorities to help make Missouri the best state in the nation.
We were overwhelmed by the sheer number of executive orders flying off the Resolute Desk from the Oval Office the week of the inauguration. But there is one executive order that is most troubling because it strikes at the rule of law: the mass pardons of the 1,500 J6ers.
Please someone, try to explain why the new administration is so hell-bent on shredding the Constitution of the United States of America and the beacon of hope for freedom for so many immigrants that, over centuries, have found a safe haven in the embrace of freedom this country has always offered.
Missouri’s 2024-25 deer-hunting season ended Jan. 15 with the Missouri Department of Conservation reporting a preliminary total deer harvest for the season of 276,262.
Dental health should be a priority at any age, and is especially important for children. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says more than half of children between the ages of six and eight have had a cavity in at least one of their primary teeth. Also, more than half of adolescents aged 12 to 19 have had a cavity in at least one permanent tooth. Cavities and other oral health conditions, such as periodontal diseases, are largely preventable with proper oral hygiene.
LIBERTY — It was a day full of success for Blue Jay boys wrestling as it hosted the George Hoover Invitational Saturday, Feb. 1 at Liberty High School.
LIBERTY — The postseason is one step closer for Liberty North boys wrestling after competing in the George Hoover Invitational Saturday, Feb. 1 at Liberty High School.
LIBERTY — Blue Jay girls wrestling kicked off the 23rd annual George Hoover Invitational Friday, Jan. 31 at Liberty High School.
Hawks are an interesting, yet sometimes overlooked member of Missouri’s bird world that are most visible in winter, according to the Missouri Department of Conservation.
LIBERTY — It was a solid night for Kearney girls wrestling as it competed in the George Hoover Invitational Friday, Jan. 31, at Liberty High School.