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Sullivan County 4-H Honors Penny Bronk for 20 Years of Volunteer Service

Submitted by Hillary Robedeaux, University of Missouri Extension SULLIVAN COUNTY, Mo. — Sullivan County 4-H proudly honors Penny Bronk for 20 years of outstanding volunteer service supporting the county’s youth. Earlier this spring, Bronk was nominated by the 4-H Advisory Board for induction into the Missouri 4-H Hall of Fame, recognizing her decades of dedication…

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New Missouri Department of Conservation Agent for Sullivan County

MDC Press Release Sullivan County, Mo. – The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) would like to welcome Agent Andrea Michelson to the Northeast Region, as the Sullivan County Agent. Michelson will be responsible for enforcing the state’s wildlife regulations, promoting outdoor education, and working with the community to protect and manage Missouri’s natural resources. Originally…

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Knox County 4-H Celebrates National 4-H Week

By Crystal Murr, 4-H Youth Program Associate National 4-H Week in Knox County was celebrated with a variety of events and activities, starting early with a 4-H float in the Homecoming Parade on Friday, October 3, 2025. Then, 4-H families attended a fall fun event on Sunday afternoon, October 5. Almost 30 4H members, volunteers,…

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Hearth & Homestead: A Local Haven for Simple, Natural Living in Kahoka

Nestled on the west side of the square in Kahoka, Hearth & Homestead is more than a store — it’s a mission. Owners Corby and Britni Hawkins, their five children and skillful vendors, have created a welcoming space where faith, sustainability, and community come together. At Hearth & Homestead, visitors will find refill stations for…

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Milan C-2 Schools Awarded $500,000 Grant

Grant to Fund New Ballfield Complex Submitted by Dr. Ashley Pauley Milan, MO – October 3, 2025 – Milan C-2 Schools is proud to announce that it has been awarded a $500,000 grant to construct a new baseball-softball complex that will serve students, families, and the community for years to come. The funding, provided by…

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Gorin Mayor Raises Alarm Over Bridge Closure, Safety Concerns

By Echo Menges GORIN, Mo. — Gorin Mayor Teel Pflum says she was blindsided this summer when she discovered the county planned to close two key crossings near town — a move she says could leave residents stranded and first responders unable to reach emergencies in a timely manner. The railroad crossings have been closed…

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Marion County Man Arrested After Social Media Threats, 12-Hour Manhunt

On September 30, 2025, the Marion County Sheriff’s Office received reports of an individual making threats against local businesses through a social media platform. Deputies responded by attempting to make contact with the individual at their residence. Before law enforcement arrived, the suspect left the property on a utility terrain vehicle (UTV), evading officers on…

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Silent Gas, Serious Risk: Radon Levels in Palmyra Raise Concerns

By Ella Aguilar A local Palmyra resident recently had her home tested for radon and received a reading of 16 pCi/L – four times higher than the threshold where mitigation is recommended by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Because radon gas is invisible and odorless, this result underscores just how easy it is to…

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Harlem Wizards Coming to Kahoka for Fundraising Basketball Show

KAHOKA, Mo. – The Harlem Wizards will bring their high-energy basketball show to Clark County R-1 High School on Saturday, Oct. 19, in a fundraiser for the Running Fox and Black Hawk Elementary PTOs. The event will take place at the high school, located at 680 E. Main St. in Kahoka. Doors open at 2…

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