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How Women Over 60 Are Lifting Heavy Weights And Reversing Aging
For years, we’ve been bombarded by the trope of aging gracefully—staying small, moving slowly, playing it safe in the gym and in life. But a growing number of women are rejecting that tired script and picking up heavy weights instead.
DISTURBING NEWS: Felony Charges Detailed in Monroe City Child Sexual Assault Case
A bond hearing was held Monday at 1:30 p.m. in the Monroe County Courthouse, Paris for Stanley R.
All Aboard! Tickets Now on Sale for The Polar Express Train Ride at St. Louis Union Station
ST. LOUIS — If you’re looking for a fun and festive way to kick off the Christmas season, The Polar Express Train Ride at St.
ASPEQ Hosts Back-to-School Drive-Thru Giveaway in Monroe City
MONROE CITY, Mo. — SPX Technologies, locally known as ASPEQ, is gearing up to support local families with a back-to-school drive-thru backpack giveaway—an event made possible by the generosity and teamwork of its employees.
Monroe City Moves Forward With Park Sales; Residents Raise Concerns
Monroe City Moves Forward with Park Sales, Sparking Community Concerns
Celebrating the Retirement of Carol Schoonover
The Paris Public Library in Paris, is bidding a fond farewell to a beloved member of its team, Carol Schoonover. After over seven years of dedicated service, Carol has officially retired from her position as Branch Manager the final day of July, leaving behind a legacy of warmth, creativity, and community spirit that will not soon be forgotten.Carol's journey to the library was paved by a rich career in education.
Urban Agriculture Cost-Share Grant Funds Available
The Missouri Department of Agriculture has announced the availability of Urban Agriculture Cost-Share Grant funds. A competitive grant program, the Urban Agriculture Cost-Share Grant will fund projects that demonstrate an economic benefit and potential for sustainable revenue generation and job creation.
Tag, You're Out: Missouri Phasing Out Temporary Plates
Purchasing a vehicle in Missouri will soon look different, with significant changes slated to take effect in late 2026 or early 2027 due to the passage of Senate Bill 28.
Fish Kill at Route J Reservoir Linked to Algal Bloom and Low Oxygen Levels
According to the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC), a recent fish kill at Route J Reservoir resulted in the death of several thousand fish, primarily gizzard shad. The cause was a large algal bloom, which led to critically low oxygen levels in the water.