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Missouri cannabis regulators target rule-breakers, delays in ownership approval

The changes address some of the challenges regulators have encountered with facilities, such as the cases of the Delta Extraction manufacturing and Red Tractor cultivation facilities

Missouri cannabis regulators want more power to penalize bad actors in the marijuana industry, according to drafts of proposed rules released last week. The sweeping revisions to Division of …

 

Tuberculosis cases have been rising as public health agencies struggle to keep up

Family nurse practitioner Munira Maalimisaq, center, gives a vaccine education session at Inspire Change Clinic, a nonprofit health care center she leads in Minneapolis. Tuberculosis cases in the U.S. have been rising since 2021.

In Johnson County, Iowa, the number of tuberculosis cases has increased in recent years — and so has the cost of containing it. The cost of contact tracing and surveillance, traveling …

 

Community-driven pilot program seeks solution to child care scarcity, affordability crisis

Representatives of community organizations, child care providers and the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education gather in Jefferson City to discuss solutions to the state

For Scarlett Loomas of Sikeston, the logistics of obtaining day care for her children were half the battle. She would drive southeast for 30 minutes each morning to East Prairie in Mississippi …

EDITORIAL

Have I Got A Line For You

Summer is zipping by like hell on wheels. Before we know it, the Autumnal Equinox will take place on September 22. Speaking of time, I often think of this region in terms of when the first settlers …

Down On The Creek

Age of innocence The decade of the 1950s was laced with movie icons and all type of performing legends viewed on the big screen at the drive-in movies that were often referred to as “passion …

Down On The Creek

“Udderly Ridiculous” For those of you that may not know, August 5 was National Underwear Day. And for those of you that wish to partake in the underwear celebration, you might want to …
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The Little Apple

August 12, 2026 Join AC Elementary School for an Open House 5:00-7:00 p.m. August 20 to check off all the back to school boxes. Drop off school supplies, meet your child's teacher, snap that …

The Little Apple

August 5, 2026 Election results from the St. Clair Co Clerk: Republican: State Auditor: Fitzpatrick 657 Wistrand 354 US Rep: Alford 1578 Shelton 420 Vera 109 State Rep #28: Kalberloh 2025 State …

The Little Apple

July 29, 2026 Growing in Grace Community Center will have a back to school bash 1:00-3:00 p.m. August 8. They will have a taco bar, soft -serve ice cream and cookies, clothing giveaway, and …
School

Scott Named Principal of CHS

The Clinton School District is pleased to announce the hiring of Tara Scott as the next principal of Clinton High School, beginning with the 2026–27 school year. Scott brings extensive …

Bush Named Principal of CIS

Clinton School District is proud to announce Alyssa Bush as the next principal of Clinton Intermediate School beginning with the 2026-2027 school year. Bush currently serves as assistant …

CCA Students Serve at Camp Galilee

The Clinton Christian Academy Sophomore group went on a field trip to Camp Galilee in El Dorado Springs on May 12-13th, 2026. On Tuesday, the class helped set up a large slip’n’slide for the …
Law

Henry County Sheriff's Report

Henry County Sheriff’s Office Weekly Arrest and Incident Report Dates: May 01, 2026 through May 07, 2026 Sheriff Aaron N. Brown reports the following arrests and incidents for the week: …

Henry County Sheriff's Arrest Report

Dates: April 17, 2026 through April 23, 2026 Sheriff Aaron N. Brown reports the following arrests and incidents for the week: --- • April 17, 2026 – DWI: Deputy Murphy conducted a …

Henry County Sheriff's Report

Henry County Sheriff’s Office Weekly Arrest and Incident Report Dates: April 10, 2026 through April 16, 2026 Sheriff Aaron N. Brown reports the following arrests and incidents for the week: …
Church

Church News

Calhoun Community Church Greetings from the Calhoun Community Church on the historic Calhoun square. We gather as a multi-denominational church family at 9:30 a.m. for pre-church food and fellowship. …

Church News

CALHOUN COMMUNITY CHURCH Greetings from the Calhoun Community Church on the Historic Calhoun square. We gather as a multi-denominational church family at 9:30 a.m. for pre-church food and …
Opinion
  Birthplace: Clinton, Missouri Years in Henry County: 32 Family: My wife, my twins, my mom, and my sister. Occupation: Owner of Creative Paints Hobbies: Gardening, tending to my chickens, and …
“Budgeting. Especially during the holiday season, I don’t know where the money went.” Janet Smith …
THE OBITUARY PAGE
Elizabeth J. “Bette” Dameron
Elizabeth J. “Bette” Dameron, 92, of Chilhowee, Missouri passed away Thursday, August 13, 2026 at the Bothwell Regional Medical Center in Sedalia, MO. She was born September 17, 1933 in …
Mary A. Crosswhite
Mary A. Crosswhite, 88, of Clinton, Missouri passed away Thursday, August 13, 2026. She was born November 21, 1937 in Brownington, MO, the daughter of Jesse Earl Bybee and Dovie (Huskey) Bybee. …
Shirley Ruth Terry
Shirley Ruth Terry age 84 passed away on August 8, 2026. Shirley was born September 10, 1941 to Anna Mae {Pettigrew} Brooks and Frank Brooks of Warsaw, Missouri. Shirley was the youngest of five …
JEANETTE R. FUHR
Jeanette R. Fuhr, age 75, of Raymore, Missouri, passed away peacefully at home on Saturday, August 8, 2026 surrounded by her loving family. Services will be held on Monday, August 24th at Cullen …
Jennie Louise Holmes
Jennie Louise Holmes    Jennie Louise Holmes, 99, of Clinton, Missouri passed away Tuesday, July 28, 2026 at Glendale Gardens in Clinton. She was born December 9, 1926 in Allston, …
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How to stay healthier this year: Schedule your flu shot
(BPT) - It's that time of year again: Temperatures are dropping, kids are heading back to school — and cold and flu season isn't far behind. To help you and your family stay healthier this fall …
Running a small business means making sacrifices. Are they permanent?
Rocket Lawyer reports that small business owners often sacrifice time and income for flexibility and control, but these sacrifices can become permanent if not reassessed.
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GoodRx reports nine reasons a pharmacist may not fill a prescription, including missing information, drug shortages, and insurance issues, along with solutions to prevent delays.
Sequoia Grove Winery’s playbook for elevating game day entertaining
(BPT) - For decades, hosting a football game meant the same thing: buffalo wings, a bowl of dip and a cooler of canned beer. But as the sport has evolved over the past 30 years, your Sunday spreads …
Unwrapping Holiday Shopping: What 44 Billion Emails Reveal About When Consumers Really Buy
Unwrapping Holiday Shopping: What 44 Billion Emails Reveal About When Consumers Really Buy
(NewsUSA) - Analysis of more than 44 billion emails and 83 million text messages uncovers surprising patterns in when holiday shoppers buy, and what brings them backBlack Friday and Cyber Monday …