A country learns about itself in a crisis, and one revelation in the coronavirus emergency is that we can’t make our own penicillin. The first patient successfully treated with the antibiotic was a woman suffering from sepsis in a Connecticut hospital in 1942. Her treatment took up half the …
Rob Worstenholm, a youth baseball organizer based out of St. Louis, made national headlines last week when he staged a tournament that included 47 teams and about 550 kids. This event took place at two venues outside of St. Louis less than a week after Gov. Mike Parson lifted the statewide s…
Voting by mail should replace voting at the polls in its entirety. Two institutions that can definitely be trusted are the County Board of Elections and the United States Postal Service.
I’ve just returned from the supermarket, which was packed with shoppers, the majority of whom seemed unaware of a recent FEMA report about the coronavirus that called the Kansas City region “a location to watch” due to a 220% increase in new cases over the previous week.
Someone looks up to you. You may not be aware, but your actions do not only affect you. You working or other things you do does affect others.
We all live in a different world than we did just two months ago.
Northlanders are doing their part to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 and keep infection rates low. Those efforts led Clay County Public Health Center to end stay-at-home orders, allowing businesses and organizations to reopen. As we begin to move forward while assessing the pandemic's im…
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