The Family Dollar/Dollar Tree store in Savannah shared the love mid-February during the Valentine's Day season.According to Alicia Brashears with Family Dollar/Dollar Tree, the initiative to sell Valentine's Day balloons came from a store manager in Kansas City. They started on Feb.
State Rep. Dean VanSchoiack doesn’t go around flaunting his awards and accolades.
The Savannah R-III School Board held its regular monthly board meeting at 7 p.m. on Feb.
Wrestling did great at districts and are sending seven people to state.They finished third in the team race, right behind Cameron and Odessa.There was a rollercoaster of emotions the whole tournament.At the end of the tournament, Savannah had three district champions: sophomore Kaiden Phillips at 165 lbs, junior Braylon Ellis at 190 lbs, and senior Cooper Burnsides at 215 lbs.Joining those three are four more qualifiers: sophomore Landon Smith at 106 lbs, sophomore Lawson Francis at 126 lbs, senior Creighton Cook at 132 lbs, and junior Deagen Pasley at 150 lbs.The state qualifiers are very excited to compete in Columbia, Mo. For two of them, it will be their last time competing.“Right now there are a lot of emotions going through my head but, I’m not trying to focus on it being my last time competing," said Cook.
As a financial planner, I frequently get asked if Social Security is running out of money. According to their own projections, the Social Security trust fund reserves is expected to be depleted by 2035.
Anger is an emotional response to certain situations, to certain experiences, and to more basic emotions, particularly fear. Anger can arise from frustration, fear or perceived threat, prejudice or discrimination, unfairness or injustice, feeling discounted or humiliated, or feeling abandoned.Anger is often a “secondary emotion,” arising (sometimes very quickly) from primary emotions such as fear, sadness, powerlessness, or loneliness.
House Bill 742, sponsored by Representative Ben Baker of Newton County, which prohibits state departments from spending money on diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives was passed this week in the House of Representatives.This bill is in alignment with Governor Kehoe’s Executive Order 25-18, which was issued Feb. 18.“Missourians deserve a government that treats all individuals equally, without preferential treatment or discrimination based on immutable characteristics,” said Governor Kehoe.
A 45-year-old Rosendale, Mo. resident remains in the Andrew County Jail without bond as he faces a new criminal case.Monica Morrey, the Andrew County prosecutor, dismissed the original misdemeanor case involving a charge of violation of an order of protection.
The high price of eggs and egg shortages in some places have led some consumers to seek out other sources of protein.“Eggs are still a good source of protein and nutrients, but, ultimately, it’s up to the consumer to decide if they fit within their budget or not,” said Sarah Wood, University of Missouri Extension state nutrition specialist. “The rise in the price of eggs doesn’t have the same impact on all households.