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Rolla news wrap: What’s trending

2021-10-16

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Rolla / ozarkradionews.com

Volunteer groups make trail restoration possible

ROLLA, Mo., (Oct. 14, 2021) — Over the last few weeks, volunteers from American Hiking Society (AHS), AmeriCorps St. Louis, and the Ozark Trail Association (OTA) completed much-needed and intense trail restoration on the Turkey Creek Trail and the Courtois section of the Ozark Trail (OT) on Mark Twain National Forest. The dedication of these volunteer groups has led to major trail improvements for Forest visitors to enjoy. Read more

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Rolla / rhsecho.com

Districtwide staff shortage impacts RHS

Over the past two years, COVID-19 has continuously brought trouble to the Rolla Public School District. Currently, a worker shortage is affecting businesses and organizations all across the country, and here is no exception. How is this off-shoot effect of the pandemic affecting RPS?. By far, the hardest hit areas... Read more

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Rolla / ozarksfirst.com

Wednesday, October 13 Overnight Forecast

Heavy rain is the main headline for tonight into Thursday. A pipeline of rain has set up and is currently draped pretty close to I-44. A steady stream of moisture with embedded pockets of upper-level energy, including tropical remnants from “Pamela”, will produce steady rainfall overnight into Thursday morning. There will be some thunderstorm activity too, especially on the eastern edge of the band of rain. This will lead to a stripe of heavy rainfall somewhere near the interstate. Right now, it appears the axis of heavier rain will run along a line from Fayetteville, AR, northeast to Rolla, MO. Heavy rain could lead to some flooding in spots and a Flash Flood Watch has been posted for parts of the Ozarks through Thursday evening. Read more

TRENDING NOW

Rolla / phelpscountyfocus.com

"Picturing Women Inventors" continues until Oct. 31

A traveling poster exhibition from the Smithsonian and USPTO, Picturing Women Inventors showcases the breakthroughs, motivations, and challenges women encountered while pursuing their goals as inventors. On display from Oct. 1-31, on the second floor of the Missouri S&T Curtis Laws Wilson Library, this exhibition is sponsored by S&T Archives and SHSMO–Rolla. Read more

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