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If you like to fish on the lakes or do any other type of recreational boating on Missouri’s waters, you need to keep these words in mind. Warmer days mean longer trips to area lakes become part of …
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By Francis Skalicky
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5/13/21
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Last week, I saw two Bolivar policemen outside on South Pike, behind SBU by the basketball courts, with a little boy who looked lost or wandered off. He looked between the ages of 4 to 6, maybe …
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5/13/21
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Tom: “Is it just me, or does this feel a little like Christmas Eve?”Gwen: “It really does. I guess it makes sense. We’ve been waiting a whole year.”Tom: “It’s weird how excited I am …
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By Gwen Rockwood
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5/7/21
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One of the fascinating issues for the 2021 legislative session has been the idea of a tax increase.You would think such an idea would be dead on arrival in a Republican-controlled legislature.But the …
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By Phill Brooks
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5/6/21
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This weekend marks Mother’s Day – a time when we celebrate and honor the most amazing, loving and patient individuals on earth.
I’m sure others feel this way also, but I’m quite certain I …
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By JT Strasner
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5/6/21
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We are storytelling creatures. Think about it. In our everyday lives, nearly all of our conversations are structured as stories.“Honey, how was your day?” “It was exhausting. First I had to …
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By Micah Titterington
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4/29/21
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Our family has grown by 50 furry pounds. His name is Mac, and we’re all in love. We hadn’t planned on adding another dog to the family, but some things are meant to be before we realize it. A …
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By Gwen Rockwood
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4/29/21
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It is said that April showers bring May flowers and I do like flowers, so Mother Nature will do what she has to do. She always has, always will and has never consulted me to see if her whims are …
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By Janet Gordon
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4/28/21
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I was in graduate school taking a class on urban missions when I first encountered the acronym “NIMBY,” which stands for “not in my back yard.” The term often refers to situations when local …
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By Micah Titterington
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4/23/21
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The Missouri House refusal to fund voter-approved Medicaid expansion reminded me of a long Missouri legislative tactic of "kicking the can down the road" involving state funding for Medicaid.The …
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By Phill Brooks
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4/22/21
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Ozarks farmers and suburbanites alike treasure living in the country.They don’t always agree, though, on what rural living ought to allow. City-bred folk, for example, may object more vigorously …
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By Jim Hamilton
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4/21/21
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In typical Missouri fashion, the week following the winter storms that hit our region was filled with gorgeous days in the 50s and 60s. As someone who enjoys gardening, I took this opportunity to get …
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By Micah Titterington
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4/16/21
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