We’ve noticed a trend with new clients regarding 0% or very low interest rate financing for big purchases such as furniture, appliances, home improvement projects, cars, campers and boats. In some case, 0% financing can make sense for needed items, but using 0% financing as the sole justification for the purchase can cause many headaches for clients in the long run.
A drive-thru school supply drive is being hosted on Saturday, Oct. 12, by the American Legion Riders of Savannah Post 287.
A s of Aug. 28, all drivers — no matter the age — are banned from physically holding, changing music, searching the internet or typing on their cell phones while driving a vehicle The Siddens Bening Hands-Free Law, which took effect Aug 28, is named in memory of two Missourians who lost their lives in traffic crashes.
Saving money is never a bad thing. It’s never a bad time to take a look at your spending and see if there’s anywhere you could save a few bucks. We all know the common budget drains: eating out too much, luxury coffee, clothes, and so on.
T he Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry has recognized state Rep. Dean VanSchoiack as a 2024 Business Champion.
T wo temporary exhibitions will be hosted by the Albrecht- Kemper Museum of Art in St. Joseph.
The September monthly meeting of the Savannah R-3 School Board handled routine items, including approval of change orders for work at Savannah High School.
I came across an interesting article right before Father’s Day written by Matt Christensen: 12 Important Questions To Ask Your Dad Before He’s Gone. I think it caught my attention because my Dad died at the age of 53 when I was 19.
T hink fried rice, a tasty and nutritional dish that most folks enjoy.
A revival and natural water baptisms will be offered next week at the Monarch Place Event Center, just 20 minutes west of Savannah.