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Noose found at Francis Howell Central High School
COTTLEVILLE, Mo. – School administrators discovered a noose on the campus of Francis Howell Central High School Thursday. According to a letter Principal Dr. Suzanne Leake sent to families, the noose was hanging in a men’s bathroom at the stadium. There was no note or anything accompanying in the stall.
City enters contract with financing company for quadplex
The Houston city council voted unanimously to enter into a contract with McLiney and Company of Mission, Kansas, for assistance in financing a quadplex on Thomasville Road. The post City enters contract with financing company for quadplex appeared first on Houston Herald.
SLMPD: Woman dead after possible ties to White Castle shooting
An armed woman wanted for a shooting Friday morning at a White Castle in Bellefontaine Neighbors died after she turned a gun on herself following a police stop in St. Louis, according to the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department.
Bobby Witt Jr. goes viral for ‘Backyard Baseball’-themed bat
Bobby Witt Jr. is truly a man of the people. The Kansas City Royals star shortstop Witt is celebrating this year’s annual Players Weekend in style. An image of Witt rocking a legendary custom bat made the rounds online on Friday. Witt’s bat featured the incomparable Pablo Sanchez of “Backyard Baseball” fame. Take a look... The post Bobby Witt Jr. goes viral for ‘Backyard Baseball’-themed bat appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
Chiefs vs. Lions Preseason Week 2: How to watch, listen and stream
The Kansas City Chiefs are set to face the Detroit Lions in their second exhibition game of the 2024 NFL preseason at 3 p.m. CST on Saturday, August 17. This matchup will be a good opportunity to see what the Chiefs’ offense can do without one of their newest wide receiver additions, Marquise ‘Hollywood’ Brown after an injury in last week’s game took him out of the starting lineup.
Opening of Mahi's Ethiopian Kitchen brings authentic Ethiopian cuisine to Alley A
Columbians craving a taste of Ethiopia now have a place to embrace with the official opening of Mahi's Ethiopian Kitchen in Alley A. The restaurant, which grew out of the successful CoMo Cooks incubator on the Business Loop, teased its coming last month. Facebook posts both from Mahi's and The District celebrated its opening a few days ago. Mahi's will be open from noon to 9 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday at 905 Alley A, No. 101,...
‘Unprecedented’: Second massive Missouri cannabis recall leaves some companies scrambling
State regulators issued two cannabis recall notices last week involving 135,000 marijuana products — more than double Missouri’s first massive cannabis product recall exactly one year ago.
Scattered showers possible today, but lower temperatures and dry conditions on the way
Temperatures are expected to drop, and many places will remain dry through the weekend. The National Weather Service says there’s a 20-30% chance of scattered showers and storms across mid-Missouri today. In southern Missouri, there is a marginal risk for severe storms with large hail and damaging wind gusts. Those storms are expected to be south of the Lebanon area.
Police: Armed woman shot, killed in officer-involved shooting in south St. Louis
Summersville 5-0 With Rain Shortened Win Thursday
The Summersville Lady Wildcats are 5-0 on the softball season following their 7-5 win over OLMC yesterday in a game called after the top of the 5th inning due to rain. With the game tied at 4 in the fourth, Summersville opened up the game with 3 runs in the bottom of the inning. Britta Rohrback was great going 2-3 with 3 RBI including a home run at the plate, and then in the circle she got the win allowing just 3 hits and striking out 10. Colie Davis and Elaina Schulte drove in a run each for the Lady Wildcats.
Program at prison at Licking donates quilts, paintings for auction
Artwork from a state prison at Licking will benefit Court Appointed Special Advocates in West Plains. The post Program at prison at Licking donates quilts, paintings for auction appeared first on Houston Herald.
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