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The gift of food can be a delightful part of the holidays. But before taking the first bite, make sure the food had a safe trip to your doorstep and didn’t take a detour into the temperature danger zone.
“Mail-order food companies have an excellent safety record, but delays, breakage and failure of...
“Don’t look in the rearview mirror,” a University of Missouri Extension economist told cattle producers at the Kirksville Livestock Symposium.
Scott Brown said record-setting high cattle prices are not likely to occur again soon. “The beef outlook approaches a new near-normal trend.”
On the...
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House Speaker Outlines Priorities for Upcoming Session
With the legislative session just a month away, and the legislature now set to work with a governor who has shared policy priorities, House Speaker Todd Richardson recently took the time to...
Evergreens, holly, mistletoe and other traditional plants adorning homes at this festive time of the year can pose risks, says University of Missouri Extension horticulturist David Trinklein.
In days of old, evergreens and other plants used for holiday decoration were rarely brought into the home...
Cold weather is hard on cars and trucks, but a little preparation will keep vehicles running well throughout winter’s coldest days.
A simple checklist starts with the battery. A cold car battery can’t deliver as much current. If your car has an aging battery, you might want to have it load tested...
The Hamilton Hornets became the new Class 1 State Champions winning their game on Saturday against the Monroe City Panthers.
Congratulations Hornets!
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C. H. McIntosh, a member of the Hamilton American Legion Post #285, was recognized for his outstanding service to the Legion. He is only the second person to be recognized in the last 40 years. Shown with McIntosh is Bill Englert, Park Board President.
The Hamilton Lions Club is proud to honor two of its members this month. Lion Dennis Cox is celebrating 30 years of service and Lion Red Esry is celebrating 50! PDG Ann Anderson presented each of them with a certificate from Lions Club International thanking them for their service.
In a little over one month, it will be time for the Great Plains Growers Conference. This is one of the premier conferences for horticulture producers, and it is found right here in northwest Missouri. Held in St. Joseph, the Great Plains Grower’s Conference is put together every year by Extension...
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Celebrating Thanksgiving
Just a few weeks ago we came together as a nation to decide our future as we voted for the individuals who will lead us in the years to come. A few days later, we paused to honor and remember the efforts of the men and women who have fought to preserve...
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