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Childcare gaps cost Missouri $1.15 billion per year, MU Extension research finds
COLUMBIA, Mo. – A new report from University of Missouri Extension reveals a staggering economic toll of Missouri’s childcare crisis: an estimated $1.15 billion lost each year due to access challenges.
La Crosse of Vandalia is the chamber of commerce business spotlight
The Vandalia Area Chamber of Commerce said it is proud to announce that La Crosse Lumber Co. of Vandalia as the April Business Spotlight.
Van-Far High senior Malik Douglas named Athlete of the Week
Van-Far senior, Malik Douglas has been named Athlete of the Week. Malik's journey in sports began at the tender age of five, when he first picked up a football and a baseball.
Jefferson Farm & Garden provides bedding plants to nonprofits statewide
COLUMBIA, Mo. – University of Missouri Extension’s Jefferson Farm and Garden in Columbia has raised about 5,000 spring bedding plants so far this year and… Login to continue reading Login…
Kit Bond, former Missouri governor, U.S. Senator, dead at 86
Bond, who dealt with recessions, wars and hard electoral fights, said his proudest achievement was launching the Parents as Teacher program and taking it nationwide… Login to continue reading Login…
Operation Relentless Pursuit arrests 3 in Mexico
In Mid-April, Region F Relentless Pursuit Task Force Officers—ACSO Cpl. Andrew Duff and Missouri State Highway Patrol Sgt Matt Acord—were made aware of a fugitive wanted on a felony Audrain County Warrant for second degree domestic assault, unlawful use of a weapon, and armed criminal action.
Van-Far music students shine at state competition
Van-Far music students showcased their talents at the MSHSAA State Solo/Small Ensemble Competition held at the University of Missouri recently. Having earned exemplary ratings at the district event, these students qualified to compete at the state level.
Van-Far Elementary hosts career day for third- through sixth-grade students
Van-Far Elementary School recently held an exciting Career Day event, providing third- through sixth-grade students with an afternoon of learning about a variety of careers.
Master Pollinator Steward program starts May 5
ST. LOUIS, Mo. – University of Missouri Extension will offer a Master Pollinator Steward program that begins May 5.
Missouri Supreme Court upholds voter-approved paid sick leave law
Missouri’s Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld Proposition A, the voter-approved law expanding paid sick leave set to go into effect Thursday.