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GOWER, MO, September 7, 2009 /Cambridge Who's Who/ -- Patricia N. Farris, Teacher , has been recognized by Cambridge Who's Who for demonstrating dedication, leadership and excellence in education.

Sister Tarcisia Villotti is in charge of the orchard - all 50 trees of it that must be uprooted and moved.

Sarah Jones, of Smokers Outlet, says most of her customers are unhappy with the self extinguishing cigarettes.

Home << Diem << The Grand moa Opries Maybe youa re a fan of old-time country, gospel and bluegrass but dona t have very many places to hear these classic styles of music.

Weather permitting, the Missouri Department of Transportation will work with construction companies and maintenance employees this week on a number of roads in Northwest Missouri.

Weather permitting, the Missouri Department of Transportation will work with construction companies and maintenance employees this week on a number of roads in Northwest Missouri.

Weather permitting, the Missouri Department of Transportation will work with construction companies and maintenance employees this week on a number of roads in Northwest Missouri.

On a seaside Saturday morning in New Zealand, more than 300 people gathered to pay respects to a fun-loving teenager from South Africa they had only begun to know.

Seven people were killed over the Fourth of July holiday weekend that began at 6 p.m. on Thursday night, according to the Missouri Highway Patrol.

GOWER, Mo. a ' A 15-year-old boy from Stewartsville, Mo. died Friday following a motorcycle accident.

The Clinton County Library Friends will host a barbecue tonight at the Youth Building, located one mile east of Plattsburg on Missouri Highway 116.

I do not believe motorcyclists should be forced to wear helmets and I do not believe drivers should be forced to wear seat belts.

A controversial punishment order for a Gower, Mo., man convicted of voluntary manslaughter has residents in the area talking.

Jan Schwarz of Gower, Mo., has been appointed to the Regional Council of Childrena s Mercy Hospital in Kansas City.

An Obama administration proposal to reverse rules governing H-2A visas for seasonal agricultural workers has left many of the nation's ag employers whipsawed by on-again, off-again labor laws and worried that they will be short of manpower while bureaucrats sort out the rules.