Northwest scores a Small College Basketball Hall Of fame inductee
Former Northwest Missouri State men’s basketball standout Justin Pitts has been selected for induction into the Small College Basketball Hall of Fame Class of 2026. Pitts, a standout point guard, played a key role in leading the
Kansas woman tried to bite an officer during arrest
Crawford Atchison County ATCHISON COUNTY —Law enforcement are investigating a Kansas woman after an altercation with police. Just after 3p.m. April 25, police responded to a disturbance at a residence in the 600 block South 7th Street in
Nebraska enacts first-in-the-nation agricultural data privacy law spelling out farmers own data generated by their equipment
Nebraska has passed a groundbreaking law that affirms farmers’ ownership of data generated by their equipment, marking a significant milestone for producers. The legislation, introduced by Senator Mike Jacobson on behalf of Gov. Jim Pillen, clarifies that
FAA steps up enforcement of ag drone regulations
(Photo courtesy K-State Research and Extension – File Image) MARC JACOBSHutch Post The Federal Aviation Administration is ramping up enforcement of drone regulations, a shift that could significantly impact farmers who increasingly depend on unmanned aircraft for
Missouri tops puppy mill list again
The Show-Me State has the highest number of unsafe puppy mills in the United States, for the 14th straight year. 31 different commercial breeders were cited for various violations by state inspectors, according to The Horrible Hundred,
Preparation for a audit underway by Richardson County Administrator
Since becoming the Administrator on March 1st, Gary Jorn has been reviewing financial records and updating city records, including sales tax revenues and projects funded by tax increment financing. Progress is being made on a downtown electrical
No wrestling at West Nodaway after Board decision
The West Nodaway R-I Board of Education recently denied a request to establish a high school wrestling program, citing concerns about transportation costs. The request was presented by junior high wrestling coach Dallas Barrett during the board’s
Element Resources celebrates 50 years of battery recycling
By JIM FARIS Element Resources has reached the 50th anniversary of its recycling facility in Forest City, Missouri, celebrating five decades as a contributor to America’s lead battery cycle. Since opening in 1976, the plant has become
Missouri tops “Horrible Hundred” puppy mills list
By JIM FARIS The Show-Me State has the highest number of unsafe puppy mills in the United States, for the 14th straight year. 31 different commercial breeders were cited for various violations by state inspectors, according to
Someone glued my deck of cards together.
I don’t know how to deal with it.