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Fewer private properties offering public access to outdoor recreation
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- With fall hunting seasons underway, the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) reminds hunters to check the status of their favorite hunting spots before venturing into the outdoors -- particularly if they use private properties enrolled in the Department’s Missouri Outdoor Recreational Access Program (MRAP).
Wallis appointed to Troy BOA
TROY – The Troy Board of Aldermen filled a vacancy Monday night with a unanimous vote, appointing a longtime resident to serve the remainder of Mitch Bryant’s term.
Citizens voice concerns about Park Hills project
TROY – Prior to its regular open meeting, Troy’s Board of Aldermen hosted a public hearing Monday night on five topics ranging from expanding subdivisions to a new pet store.
Troy Board of Aldermen meeting Monday night
New pet store, new alderman among items to be discussed TROY – Appointing a new alderman and discussing a zoning change allowing for a pet store to open in town…
Eleventh, 12th traffic fatality reported within days in Lincoln Co.
One car accident Saturday on Highway KK claims life of Troy man; 83-year-old woman died Wednesday from injuries incurred in 3-car wreck a week prior at E. Cherry 47 Two…
Missouri cannabis regulators propose to allow curbside pickup
Missouri marijuana dispensaries may soon be able to offer curbside pickup, which would add to the drive-thru and delivery services already allowed with state approval.
Upgrades coming to Missouri's Head Start nutrition programs
MISSOURI - Community gardens, educational programs and breastfeeding rooms are all part of Missouri’s plan to take advantage of one-time federal funding for Head Start programs.
Amended lawsuit accuses party’s host of drugging driver
Host of party that preceded fatal car crash on Highway 79 accused of serving car’s driver food, drink, laced with marijuana and cocaine Gregory Orear General Manager/Editor TROY – The…
Two dead, one injured in weekend shootings
PARIS - Two men died and a sheriff's deputy was injured in separate but related incidents Sunday morning.
Missouri health professionals worry about vaping access in young people
Originally presented as a less-harmful alternative to smoking cigarettes, electronic cigarettes and vapor products have transitioned from an aid for addiction to an addiction of their own.