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No One Noticed This Mini-Swarm of New Madrid Quakes in Missouri
This is not a breaking news item. As a matter of fact, if I didn't show you what's been happening along the New Madrid Seismic Zone over the past few days, there's almost no way you would have noticed. But, there has been a mini-swarm of interesting activity. Even though...
Epic New Video Shows Rare Golden Eagle Soaring Over Mid-Missouri
You won't see this every day. Sure, there are lots of eagles that can be spotted flying over Missouri, but most are of the bald eagle variety. A new video share shows a rare golden eagle spotted in mid-Missouri this week. Great catch by Mark of Messler Outdoors on YouTube...
Missouri State's College of Education prepares to launch first doctoral degree program
The College of Education at Missouri State announced Wednesday that it will offer its first doctoral degree a year from now, in fall 2025. This year, the university will finalize plans for the program: a Doctor of Education in Leadership, Learning and Education Change. ...
As promised, Dolly Parton will visit Missouri to celebrate Imagination Library program
The beloved American singer-songwriter vowed to visit each state that fully embraces and adopts her literacy program, Imagination Library. Dolly Parton is keeping her promise with a visit to the Show-Me State. ...
Archery clinic to be held Aug. 25 at MDC's Andy Dalton Range
Body ASH GROVE, Mo. – An increasing number of people are becoming interested in archery for hunting and for recreational target shooting. People who are interested in learning more about the basics of multiple methods of archery should sign up for the Missouri Department of Conservation’s (MDC) program “Learning Archery: All Methods” on Aug. 25 at MDC’s Andy Dalton Range and Outdoor Education Center. This free program will be from 4-5:30 p.m. The Dalton Range is located at 4897 N. Greene County Farm Road 61. People can register for this program at:
US judge blocks Missouri rule curbing socially-conscious investing
(Reuters) - A federal judge in Missouri struck down on Wednesday the Republican-led state's rule limiting the ability of financial professionals to consider environmental, social, and corporate governance factors in giving investment advice.
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