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Missouri lawmakers are once again engaged in deliberations on how to find more revenue for our state’s chronically underfunded transportation system.
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I wrote months ago about how excited I was to now live near a bunch of fast-food restaurants that I hadn’t been around in a while.
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If you are one of the millions of Americans who has student loan debt, help may be on the way.
A new phase of COVID-19 vaccinations, which began Monday and allows older people and those with certain pre-existing conditions to be vaccinated, is generating more demand than capacity at Mercy Hospital Washington.
I don’t know if I can take an NFL postseason like the last one.
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Last week I objected during the Joint Session count of electoral votes in order to have a debate on the issue of election integrity. My objection proceeded according to the letter of the statute, which specifically permits for objections and debate, and followed the traditions of Congress. I…
If you’ve seen my columns the past couple months, you might have noticed my wife and I have cut way back in our traveling.
Anyone who respects the U.S. Constitution will acknowledge and defend the right for people to assemble to protest that which they believe is wrong. It is enshrined in the First Amendment and something Americans hold inviolate. It’s part of our nation’s fabric.
Kimberly Scudder is an Army brat turned Army wife. The Fairbanks, AK, native is married to Jerry Scudder, a retired Army veteran, and together they own Scudder & Co. Coffee On Main, which they launched in 2019.
Remember last spring?
While born and raised in St. Louis County, Rick Hopp’s connection to Washington dates back to the 1800s when his family settled here.
Few escaped the year 2020 without the opportunity to do something taken away.
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I recently heard about the state legislative discussion to possibly move school board elections to November.
On a mild Chicago afternoon on Oct. 20, 1924, the Kansas City Monarchs baseball team took the field against the Hilldale Daisies in the final game of the first Negro World Series. Tied at four games apiece, both sides pitched shutouts for seven innings, until Kansas City exploded for five ru…
God gave me a tremendous gift when Pope Francis assigned me to the Archdiocese of St. Louis this year.
“Come, thou long expected Jesus, born to set thy people free; from our fears and sins release us; let us find our rest in thee.”
As a born-again believer, you carry in you the message this world needs ... the hope, power and love of God. Paul stated that God commissioned him to proclaim the Word of God in all of its fullness, which is Christ in you, the hope of glory. (Colossians 1:24-29) Christ stated that He gave th…
I need not tell you about how we have suffered and how much we have lost this year. It’s been unimaginably hard for all of us. Even those who are rugged and strong in spirit know a deep sadness as sickness, racial injustice, economic disparity and political divisiveness have created tension …
America’s founding fathers were far from perfect. Perhaps the chief example of that is Thomas Jefferson. His contributions to America’s foundation are unmatched: governor, congressman, secretary of state, vice president and finally president. The Louisiana Purchase and Lewis and Clark happen…
Recently, the city of Union agreed to pay $50,000 for a St. Louis firm to develop a comprehensive plan.
By the time many of you read this, health care workers at Mercy Hospital Washington will have received the first COVID-19 vaccine doses locally. Hallelujah!
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With Christmas approaching, we look forward to the joy the holiday season can bring, particularly after this dreadful year.
Franklin County does not have many current or former residents who reached the level of a general in the Army or Air Force, or an admiral in the Navy. It is a very select group.
Mistakes happen.
Phillip James is general manager for WEG Transformers USA in Washington, where he is responsible for two factories producing power transformers, distribution transformers and the North America service team. A third factory in Washington is expected to begin production in the summer.
By the time many of you read this, health care workers at Mercy Hospital Washington will have received the first COVID-19 vaccine doses locally. Hallelujah!
Perhaps the best way to describe Anita Jaeger is to say she was an exceptional volunteer who worked for the community in a quiet, competent, unassuming manner. She was one of those behind-the-scene volunteers who played a key role in whatever the endeavor might be.
Americans appear to have lost interest in our war in Afghanistan. It’s not front page news now nor is it given much priority in televised newscasts.
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The Mercy system will be hiring over 200 people systemwide, including 10 at Mercy Hospital Washington, for its temporary COVID-19 support roles intended to help during the “hospital season.”
Tonya Stockhorst Webb was born and raised in Washington. A graduate of St. Francis Borgia Regional High School, she married Pete Webb in 1996. They have one child, Tanner, who is a senior at Missouri State, and a fur baby girl, Marlee. Next year she will celebrate her 16th anniversary workin…
The first coronavirus vaccine has been administered in England. Missouri is scheduled to receive more than 50,000 doses of the vaccine around Dec. 12. U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Alex Azar told Axios that every American will be able to get a coronavirus vaccine by the second …
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The year 2021 marks the 200th anniversary of statehood for Missouri — Aug. 10, to be exact. Almost seven years ago, the 97th Missouri General Assembly put the State Historical Society of Missouri in charge of planning statewide commemorations of the bicentennial. Since that time, we have vis…
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