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High Roadwork Costs Slow Construction

High Roadwork Costs Slow Construction

Amount and type of work changes as costs go up...
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Fall Harvest Fest at State Park

Fall Harvest Fest at State Park

Many different activities and vendors at Festival...
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North County Tailgate for Back Pack

North County Tailgate for Back Pack

Help North County Back Pack program and get a BBQ meal...
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Walk to End Alzheimer's Saturday

Walk to End Alzheimer's Saturday

Register Saturday morning at 8 at Columbia Park...
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Kester is Teacher of the Year

Kester is Teacher of the Year

With award Kester becomes state nominee National Teacher of the year...
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Park Hills West Main Closed Thursday

Park Hills West Main Closed Thursday

Necessary utility work will close 900 block of West Main...
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Farmington's New Fiscal Budget

Farmington's New Fiscal Budget

Walking trails and facility improvements highlight budget...
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Senate Bill 40 Modifies Background Checks

Senate Bill 40 Modifies Background Checks

New changes taking over after bill becomes law...
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Glow in the Dark Pickleball

Glow in the Dark Pickleball

New tournament for chamber group brings glow in the dark fun...
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Media Group Partners with Rotary

Media Group Partners with Rotary

Over $5,000 raised for St. Francois County Rotary during the year...
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  • House advances motion to remove McCarthy as speaker, setting up historic vote
    House Republicans on Tuesday failed to table Rep. Matt Gaetz's resolution to oust House Speaker Kevin McCarthy from his post, making way for a vote on whether to evict McCarthy from his post. CBS News congressional correspondents Scott MacFarlane and Nikole Killion have more on this developing story.