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FARLEY Discover the stories shaping our region: A salute to veterans and outstanding farmers

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January 31

FARLEY Discover the stories shaping our region: A salute to veterans and outstanding farmersCelebrate our region's heroes and innovators with stories of Vietnam veterans and remarkable farmers. Discover their impact and achievements in our latest projects, available in print and online.

ROBERTS Trump is not a king

January 31

ROBERTS Trump is not a kingElon Musk's praise for Trump's second term as "the return of the king" highlights concerns over Trump's governance style, which critics argue challenges democratic norms by expanding executive power and undermining institutional checks.

By Steven Roberts, George Washington University.

BILLINGTON Trump’s second term: How Missouri is benefiting from conservative policies

January 31

BILLINGTON Trump’s second term: How Missouri is benefiting from conservative policiesPresident Trump's second term has brought conservative policies that benefit Missouri, focusing on economic growth, national security, and individual freedoms. Key initiatives include tax cuts, job creation, and healthcare reform.

LETTER How Poplar Bluff's generosity is spreading joy worldwide through Operation Christmas Child

January 31

LETTER How Poplar Bluff's generosity is spreading joy worldwide through Operation Christmas Child Poplar Bluff's generosity shines as Operation Christmas Child collects 11.9 million shoebox gifts for children worldwide. Since 1993, over 232 million gifts have spread joy and hope to kids in need.

LETTER Family caregivers need support: why a tax credit is crucial for financial relief

January 31

LETTER Family caregivers need support: why a tax credit is crucial for financial reliefFamily caregivers face financial strain and health challenges, highlighting the need for a tax credit. The proposed Credit for Caring tax credit aims to provide relief without expanding government programs.

LETTER Time for change: reassessing outdated taxes to prevent Poplar Bluff flooding risks

January 18

LETTER Time for change: reassessing outdated taxes to prevent Poplar Bluff flooding risksPoplar Bluff's outdated tax system is under scrutiny as Drainage District 7 faces funding challenges. With 100 years since the last reassessment, agricultural landowners bear the burden, risking flooding issues.

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BILLINGTON Remembering Bill Foster: A legacy of service and community in Southeast Missouri

January 17

BILLINGTON Remembering Bill Foster: A legacy of service and community in Southeast MissouriSoutheast Missouri mourns the loss of former state Sen. Bill Foster, a dedicated public servant and community advocate. His legacy of service, faith, and problem-solving leaves a lasting impact on the region.

Rep. Hardy Billington

FARLEY How reliable reporting combats misinformation in times of crisis

January 17

FARLEY How reliable reporting combats misinformation in times of crisisReliable reporting plays a crucial role in combating misinformation during crises by asking tough questions, relying on facts, and addressing public concerns to prevent speculation and provide clarity.

Rethinking clichés: Why digging deeper into old sayings can lead to new insights

January 17

Rethinking clichés: Why digging deeper into old sayings can lead to new insightsRethink clichés for fresh insights: Digging deeper into familiar sayings can reveal new perspectives and valuable lessons, transforming old wisdom into a guide for modern challenges.

HOLZER: Unveiling the silent roles: Vice presidents and lieutenant governors in American politics

January 9

HOLZER: Unveiling the silent roles: Vice presidents and lieutenant governors in American politicsThe article explores the often overlooked roles of vice presidents and lieutenant governors in American politics. Despite their limited constitutional duties, these positions can serve as stepping stones to higher office.

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