The Independence Ministerial Alliance last month offered a donation to the city of Independence to allow homeless people to use showers at the Sermon Center, particularly when the center used as a warming or cooling center.
In a world full of eight-track-tape-lovin’ baby boomers, thank goodness for grandkids who can handle illiteracy when it comes to all things technical. After offering a multitude of ideas for things we could do, all she requested was to watch the movie “Monsters.” Easier said than done.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – A Kansas City woman has been sentenced to six years in prison after a fatal crash that occurred while she was driving drunk, the Jackson County Prosecutor’s office said.
CLAYTON, Mo. – A St.
From The Examiner during the week of Jan. 3-8, 1972: • “ALL SCHOOL UNITS TO MEET” – The Suburban School Districts Association today called for a state-wide meeting of all school districts to help solve the school financial crisis in Missouri.
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Rabbi Stephen Slater believes that all Jews have to consciously choose to be Jewish. h Practicing the faith, attending services and being a part of a community are intentional decisions, said Slater, who decided as a young man to convert to Judaism from a devout Christian upbringing. h On Dec. 4, Slater, now 39, was installed as the rabbi of Congregation Agudas Achim, a Conservative synagogue in Bexley, Ohio.
With Gov. Mike Parson promising state employees a pay raise by Feb. 1 and the state’s Medicaid program likely to run short of money sometime next month, one of the first items on the legislature’s agenda this year is a supplemental $5.3 billion spending bill.
The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments from Missouri and the federal government Friday about whether federal COVID-19 vaccine mandates for health care workers should remain blocked.
As I review the recent opinions of the appellate courts of Missouri each week, I am continuously reminded of the depth, breadth and importance in people’s lives of the issues the judicial system must deal with.
Monday, the city of Independence will start an extensive water main replacement project along several blocks of Gudgell Avenue. The work is expected to last into the summer.