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Catholic Schools Week at Holy Rosary School to Kick Off January 26
Catholic Schools Week at Holy Rosary School to Kick Off January 26
Monroe City to Celebrate Kindness and Community at Awards Ceremony
Chamber and MCR-1 Foundation Team Up for an Evening of Recognition and Fundraising On February 22, from 6 - 8 p.m., the Monroe City R-1 Education Foundation and the Monroe City Chamber of Commerce will host a heartwarming evening dedicated to honoring local generosity, community spirit, and kindness. The event will take place at the Knights of Columbus Hall and promises to be a memorable occasion with awards, dinner, entertainment, and fundraising for Monroe City schools.
Shelter Workshop Seeks to Reduce Trash Received with New Guidelines
Shelter Workshop Seeks to Reduce Trash Received with New Guidelines
Join MDC for free online birding webinar about eBird and citizen science Feb. 13 in preparation for Missouri Birding Challenge
The Challenge is for both new and experienced birders. Get prepared through free webinars on various aspects of birds and birding, including how to get started and how to help birds.
Applications Open for the 2025 Leadership Northeast Program
Applications Open for the 2025 Leadership Northeast Program Leadership Northeast is now accepting applications for its 2025 program, offering participants a unique opportunity to develop their leadership skills, build valuable connections, and positively impact their communities. Hosted by Missouri Northeast, the program is designed to foster personal growth, professional development, and a deeper understanding of the challenges and opportunities in Northeast Missouri.
Start plant care now for 2025 holiday blooms
COLUMBIA, Mo. – Holiday plants can live to bloom another year with proper care, said University of Missouri Extension state horticulturist David Trinklein. Now is the time to start that care.
Coon Angus Marks Five Generations of Raising Cattle, Innovates Winter Calving Practices
Coon Angus, now in its fifth generation of raising Angus cattle, has a family history spanning over 100 years. The operation is currently in the midst of calving its winter herd, a practice the family has embraced for decades.
Community comes together to celebrate life with memory tree lighting
The Communities Memory Tree, located at the heart of St. Jude’s Park gazebo, has become a cherished tradition, filling up with ornaments that honor loved ones and pets missed during the holiday season. The Christian Church invites community members to place ornaments on the tree, creating a heartfelt tribute to those who have passed.
Seven Ways to Cope with Holiday Stress
Looking ahead to holiday gatherings, events and activities may fill you with anticipation and excitement, along with a little angst. You may feel that build-up of anxiety as the holidays approach. According to a recent APA poll, nearly one in three Americans expects to be more stressed this holiday season than last year.