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Honor Flight veterans see memorials despite shutdown

Nearly 70 veterans from mid-Missouri returned to Columbia late Tuesday night after a milestone Honor Flight originally shrouded in uncertainty. Despite a government shutdown of national parks, the Central Missouri Honor Flight and others have been allowed into memorials in Washington, D.C. “It’s not political,” said Boonville radio host and Vietnam veteran Dane Gregg. “It’s

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Hallsville schools put on lockdown

All Hallsville R-IV schools went on lockdown Wednesday morning. School officials confirmed the lockdown to ABC 17 News, stating that a threat was made against a parent who has students in the district. “There was a threat made in the community and we’re responding to that,” said superintendent John Robertson. Robertson told ABC 17 News

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Business Manager

Job Description: The successful candidate duties will include preparing the annual budget, maintaining the general ledger, accounts payable, cash flow, contract files and syndicated programming contracts. Other duties include cash receipts, audit work papers and other duties as assigned. Qualifications: Applicants must have a bachelor’s degree from a four year college or university preferably in

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Ashland to impeach councilman

Tuesday night Ashland’s mayor announced the City Council will hold an impeachment hearing Nov. 11th. Alderman Jeff Anderson was suspended last month. At Tuesday’s council meeting, the mayor said impeachment papers had been drawn up. Anderson is expected in court Monday where a judge could decide to place him back on the council.

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