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Democrat says Missouri AG’s teen pregnancy argument in abortion pill lawsuit is ‘insane’

1 year 11 months ago
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey’s contention that a decrease in teen pregnancy could hurt the state financially and politically is “an absolutely insane argument,” his Democratic rival on the Nov. 5 ballot said Thursday. “Apparently he believes we need more teen pregnancies in Missouri, because otherwise we might lose a congressional seat or federal funding […]
Jason Hancock

Godfrey's F.E. Widman Trail to Open in Two to Three Weeks

1 year 11 months ago
GODFREY - The Village of Godfrey’s F.E. Widman Trail is nearing completion. The new paved walking/biking path will connect Glazebrook Park to LaVista Park in Godfrey. Village Engineer Richard Beran said that construction has gone smoothly and they are excited to officially open the trail in a few weeks. “It’s been slow but steady,” he said. “All the major work is done now.” Beran said there have been “a few hiccups” with erosion control because Godfrey experienced “all that rain” a few weeks ago, which eroded a few areas on the trail. There was also a delay as they waited for a box culvert to be shipped. But he said that once the erosion is fixed, the trail should be nearly completed. He looks forward to sharing the trail with Riverbend residents. “Once they fix that, all we have left to do is put in the solar-powered flashing beacons at Delmar and then to stripe the crosswalk and the rest of the trail,”

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Push for hand counting ballots a key divide in race for Missouri Secretary of State

1 year 11 months ago
In April 2023, Osage County Clerk Nicci Kammerich agreed to an experiment — she would tally municipal election results by hand, a move urged by residents who argued it would be cheaper, quicker and more secure. The results, Kammerich wrote after the election, were the opposite.  The vote count finished three hours later than the […]
Rudi Keller

5 office design trends to follow in 2025

1 year 11 months ago
Sharon Henderson, workplace market leader for The Lawrence Group, explains five ways companies can reimagine their office space to spark collaboration, boost the bottom line, and make employees feel at home.
Mike Miller

Hosting a Halloween-Themed Dinner Party: A Comprehensive Guide

1 year 11 months ago
Halloween is not just a time for trick-or-treating; it’s also an opportunity to gather friends and family for a festive dinner party. With a dash of creativity and a sprinkle of spookiness, you can create an unforgettable evening that celebrates the spirit of the season. This article outlines practical steps to host a Halloween-themed dinner party, ensuring that your event is both enjoyable and memorable. Setting the Scene: Halloween Decor Create an Atmospheric Ambiance Decorating your space is one of the most important aspects of setting the mood for a Halloween-themed dinner party. Here are some ideas: Lighting : Use dim lighting and candles to create an eerie atmosphere. Consider black lights or string lights in orange and purple to enhance the festive vibe. Table Settings : Dress your dining table with dark tablecloths and spooky centerpieces. You can use faux cobwebs, mini pumpkins, and skull figurines for an added touch. Seasonal Accents : Incorporate elements

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