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Missouri’s new nuclear energy task force has just wrapped up its first meeting in Jefferson City, beginning work on the state’s energy future.
Matt Pilger talks with Missouri Department of Natural Resources Director Kurt Schaefer about what comes next.
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A boy who grew up in the Ozarks became one of America's leading playwrights and turned Missouri people, places, and experiences into Pulitzer Prize-winning American theater. The Missouri Press has issued another printing of a book about how Lanford Wilson got to fame from the town of Ozark and how …
Missouri High School seniors can now submit a FAFSA application to learn whether they qualify for student financial aid for college.
Kaitlyn Venta of the Missouri College & Career Attainment Network says even students who do not need a student loan should file the form.
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You could spend a day driving around Lebanon, Missouri, looking for pieces of Route 66 history that are still there today.
Barbara Baird, the Accidental Ozarkian, recently took a driving tour of Lebanon to see the Route 66 Museum, the famous Munger Moss Motel sign, and a restored cabin with a conn…
Barbara Baird admits she has driven out of her way to see oddball roadside attractions and says it can be some of the most fun stops on a Missouri road trip. From a giant fork and noodle in Springfield to a huge rocking chair along Route 66, a massive pecan in Brunswick, and even a replica of the H…
If you are in the voting booth and unsure about the judges up for election, there are some things you should know. The information is there in
one place. Missouri’s state courts are hard on themselves. Every two years, judges are reviewed by their peers and citizens for how they do their jobs.
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