Fort Osage presents 'Oklahoma"

Engineer Jim Terry has designed the plan, the county executive has presented it, and local city leaders have given a hearty endorsement.

For a second year, Missouri’s public universities have been offered half a loaf – and have gladly taken it. They are probably acting shrewdly and in the best interests of their students.

More allegations of sodomy, bestiality and other abuse emerge from victim and witness statements.

The Mohler sex crimes case has drawn national attention for its brutality, but we must not forget that each one of these accused men is entitled to the presumption of innocence, and a fair trial, even though the court of public opinion would seem to have already convicted each and every one of them.

Frank Pistone is especially proud of his most recent honor, the French Legion of Honor, which Napoléon Bonaparte created in 1802 to acknowledge those who delivered exceptional civil or military conduct.

I return home from Arizona, and a few days later, I receive a phone call from Jared, my oldest son. He and his wife Emily are due with their first baby in one week . . . and the labor contractions are 5 minutes apart.

This coming Friday is Black Friday, the traditional start of the holiday shopping season. How are you feeling about it?

Is it too early to start shopping for Christmas gifts?

Carmen Johnson has experienced every emotion known to mankind over the past week – ranging from the type of happiness that comes with the arrival of a new baby, to the sadness of finding out her mother has a brain tumor.

So how does a Missouri girl get from William Chrisman High School to a school within driving distance of the Big Apple or Bean Town?