The organization formerly known as Polk County House of Hope will now be called Hope’s Safe Haven, a transition that provides a more encompassing and accurate depiction of the organization’s influence in the local community and beyond.
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By Quincy Young
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2/25/23
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A woman from Fair Play faces felony child endangerment and armed criminal action charges after allegedly shooting a gun at a dog that was in close proximity to a juvenile.
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2/25/23
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The State Historical Society of Missouri board of trustees has elected recently retired U.S. Senator Roy Blunt of Springfield as president of the State Historical Society for a three-year term. The former senior U.S. Senator from Missouri has served as a trustee of the Society since 2005. Blunt’s term as president follows that of Virginia Laas, a professor emerita of history at Missouri Southern State University in Joplin. Laas will continue to serve as a trustee of the Society.
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2/24/23
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The OACAC Foster Grandparent Program is looking for seniors who are 55 years old or over and are interested in volunteering at schools, child care centers, daycares and/or youth centers in the community.
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2/24/23
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I suppose it’s appropriate that movies starring Ant-Man aka Scott Lang (Paul Rudd) have always been rather “small” in the scheme of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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By Bob Garver, Movie Reviewer
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2/24/23
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Tuesday, Feb. 21, the Liberator Special Olympics Basketball team gathered to show off their skills and enjoy a fun evening with family and fans.
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By Linda Simmons
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2/24/23
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Polk County Senior Citizens’ Services Fund Tax Board
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2/24/23
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Monday, Feb. 27 — Broccoli soup, ham sandwich, crackers, banana pudding.
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2/24/23
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The Polk County Clerk’s office will be open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and open through the lunch hour for absentee voting.
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2/24/23
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LAND TRANSFERS
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2/24/23
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FEBRUARY WINNER: HAILEY HALE
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2/24/23
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Alissa and Travis Byrd reside in Dade County, but traveled over forty minutes to adopt Zero from the Polk County Humane Society, or PCHS. Once home, they renamed their dog Rio, after the Rio Grande in Texas.
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By Alana Hindman
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2/23/23
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