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Suddenly There are 19 Missouri Whataburger Locations, 11 Coming?
LEES SUMMIT - 2 locations in Lees Summit. The kicker is that the Kansas City Star reported that Patrick Mahomes, the mastermind behind Whataburger invading Missouri, plans to eventually have 30 locations in the state. Hard to believe that it was just 2 years ago when Missouri got its first Whataburger. Now, they're almost everywhere.
Maryville Garden Club hosting plant and bake sale
(Maryville) -- The Maryville Garden Club is putting on their annual fall plant and bake sale, where they will be selling Iris rhizomes and bulbs, daylilies, hostas and other perennials to add beauty to your landscape. It will happen on August 17th at 7 AM, at the Senior Center 1210...
Northwest readies for move-in day, announces parking restrictions
Northwest Missouri State University will welcome students back to its campus this month as the 2024-25 academic year begins with move-in day, information sessions and a variety of activities to help them connect with the University, its resources and the community. Thursday, August 22, marks the kickoff of Advantage at...
Get tips on identifying waterfowl at Sept. 3 MDC virtual program
Body SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – Waterfowl identification is often associated with duck hunting. While it's true that waterfowl identification is a necessary skill for hunters to have, it's also a valuable skill for bird enthusiasts and other types of nature viewers to have, too. People can learn more about how...
Dolly Parton coming to KC as library expands
(MSC News)--The State of Missouri, like its neighbor Kansas, is expanding Dolly Parton's Imagination Library statewide. According to a release, Missouri Governor Mike Parson and First Lady Teresa Parson will host a celebration event, complete with an appearance from Dolly Parton, on Tuesday, August 27, in Kansas City, Missouri. The ceremony comes in partnership with the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.
North Central Missouri College welcomes new faculty and staff
North Central Missouri College’s fall semester begins Monday, August 19, with nine new members of the faculty/staff since the spring semester. New to the academic year are Jennifer Barone, Academic Affairs Assistant, Adam Gallagher, Custodian, Rebekah Clary, Talent Search Advisor, Kurt Meighen, Agronomy/Precision Technology Instructor, Dr. Clarence Green, Dean/Director of the Savannah Campus, Teddy Leffler, Lead Custodian, Tara Hoffman, SAIL Program Director, Marissa Buckallew, Assistant Softball Coach/Residence Life Coordinator, and Madison Stillwell, Business Instructor.
Missouri spending $11M for all children to receive a book monthly through age 5
(The Center Square) – Missouri is spending $11 million for a nonprofit organization to mail a free book each month to all children up to age 5. Senate Bills 681 and 662 in 2022 created the nonprofit “Missouri Imagination Library” to operate through the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education and partner with “Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library,” funded by the nonprofit The Dollywood Foundation. The legislation requires the general assembly to appropriate at least $2.5 million annually to fund the program. It was sponsored by...
Mike Kehoe, Crystal Quade agree to Missouri gubernatorial debate on policy
SEDALIA — Republican gubernatorial nominee Mike Kehoe and Democrat Crystal Quade agreed Thursday to a debate next month hosted by the Missouri Press Association. Kehoe did not participate in several Republican debates in the run up to the Aug. 6 primary. News stations have offered to moderate a Kehoe-Quade debate, but a date has not […]
NWMSU to host farmers and ag experts for an "Innovation Showcase"
(MARYVILLE, Mo.) Northwest Missouri State University in Maryville, Mo. announced on Thursday, August 15, 2024, that they are planning to host farmers and Agricultural experts at their School of Agricultural Sciences for an "Innovation Showcase" in September. According to NWMSU, the "Innovation Showcase" is in partnership with BioSTL, a St....
Missouri receives $200,000 to combat veteran homelessness
COLUMBIA - To help get a roof over our veteran’s heads, the Biden-Harris administration is distributing over 20 million dollars across the country – with the state of Missouri being awarded nearly $200,000 of those funds. Data pulled from Welcome Home shows that in 2023 there were 569...
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