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Expanded rural broadband likely a focus of federal farm bill

3 years ago

The coronavirus pandemic highlighted the need for federal assistance to develop high-speed internet connectivity in all parts of the country, members of a U.S. House subcommittee agreed this week as they reviewed provisions that are likely to be included in the next farm bill. “I represent a largely rural district in north-central, northeast Florida, and […]

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Jared Strong

New Book On Madison County Has Something For Everyone

3 years ago
CARLINVILLE - There's something for almost everyone in a fast-moving new book on Madison County history that is loaded with facts and anecdotes. Writer Tom Emery of Carlinville is releasing The Madison County History Reader, a collection of over sixty of his articles on a wide array of subjects relating to the history, people, and places of Madison County. The reader is different than any other book on county history and looks at many fascinating aspects of the past in this area. Many leading towns in the county are covered in some fashion in the book, which is 170 pages long and fully illustrated. Topics include the origins of the county, pioneer experiences in Madison’s earliest days, as well as the Civil War era, and some of the remarkable women the county has produced. Other topics include world wars, education, natural disasters, sports, celebrities, and early holidays. Emery’s work is familiar to area readers, as his articles regularly appear across Madison County.

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McPherson Talks Tech Jobs In St. Louis With McGraw Milhaven

3 years ago
Technology jobs, the Cortex innovation district, growth in the St. Louis area: These were among the topics McPherson Editor Jack Grone discussed on Friday during an appearance on the McGraw Show on the Big 550 KTRS. The interview took place two days after McPherson’s story on why the Brookings Institution calls the St. Louis metro […]
Jack Grone