Jefferson City church raising funds with doughnut sales
Quinn Chapel AME Church is taking orders for Krispy Kreme glazed doughnuts to raise money for its mission and ministry programs.
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American Legion seeking Eagle Scout program applicants
The American Legion Department of Missouri Boy Scouts Committee is accepting applications for the Eagle Scout of the Year program.
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Dates set for Holidays with the Clydesdales
Warm Springs Ranch, the 300-plus-acre breeding farm of the Budweiser Clydesdales in Boonville, has set dates for this year's "Holidays with the Clydesdales." T…
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State honoree 'passionate' about creating job opportunities
Kara Berlin-Bates removes barriers for inmates as they're released from prison and return to civilian life, as well as assisting disabled individuals seeking e…
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Quinn Chapel event to honor pastor
Quinn Chapel A.M.E. Church is hosting a pastor appreciation event at 3 p.m. Sunday in honor of the Rev. Anthony McPherson, pastor of the church located at 415 …
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Filing deadline approaches for taxpayers with extensions
The Internal Revenue Service is reminding taxpayers about the upcoming Oct. 15 due date to file 2020 tax returns.
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Missouri's statewide 'ShakeOut' earthquake drill set
Registration is open in Missouri for this year's Great Central U.S. "ShakeOut" earthquake drill set for Oct. 21.
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JCMG welcomes new surgeon
Jefferson City Medical Group is announcing the addition of Dr. Shinal Patel, M.D., as its newest general surgeon.
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MoDOT employee honored for rescuing trapped motorists
Jordan Delameter's actions in an emergency were swifter than the rapidly rising floodwaters trapping motorists in their vehicles.
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Grants for horse and dog shelters offered
The Community Foundation of the Lake will be awarding grants earmarked for funding horse and dog shelters, sanctuaries and rescue facilities in Morgan, Miller …
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SSM Health Behavioral Health welcomes James Smith, Ph.D., licensed professional counselor, as he joins the Outpatient Behavioral Health team located at 2505 Mi…
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MoDOT supervisor honored for saving motorist's life
Amir Ghaidi didn't plan to be the first responder on the scene of a serious traffic accident in St. Louis, but his quick actions during the emergency saved a l…
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Quinn Chapel raising funds
Church plans doughnut fundraiser
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Missouri Bicentennial things to do
Missouri's Bicentennial Commission and other community organizations are hosting a series of events and exhibits in Jefferson City celebrating Missouri's 200 y…
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Proposal would increase Mark Twain camp fees
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Summit to promote community biking and walking
The 2021 Missouri Active Transportation Summit is scheduled 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday, Aug. 13.
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CRMC offers COVID-19 testing triage line
Capital Region Medical Center is offering COVID-19 testing for those who do not have an established primary care provider.
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Clergy to lead prayer event at Capitol
Clergy Observing Public Education (COPE) will sponsor a statewide First Day of School Prayer at 8 a.m. Monday at the state Capitol.
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MoDOT engineer honored for leadership on major projects
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Your Opinion: Utter disgust with DOJ
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Judging by the multiple accolades on his nomination form, it's difficult to tell which characteristic contributed most to Benjamen Pringer's selection as Misso…
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Tax levy fails in Mari-Osa Fire Protection District
Voters in the Mari-Osa Fire Protection District rejected a proposal Tuesday to establish a property tax levy of up to 30 cents per $100 assessed valuation to f…
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Maries County voters focus on two school races
Two school districts based in Maries County each have three board seats up for grabs on Tuesday's ballot.
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Tax levy would fund Mari-Osa fire district
The volunteer fire department in Belle can stay afloat on current funding, but there's no money for major upgrades.
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Continuing heavy rains push local river levels up
Missouri is under a state of emergency in anticipation of additional flooding as storm systems continue to strike the state through Memorial Day weekend. State…
