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EUGENIA LAST HOROSCOPES

ARIES (March 21-April 19): Revisit how you earn your living and what options you have that can bring in extra cash. Don’t act prematurely; get everything in order before you change direction or add to your responsibilities. Make preparation a priority, and success will be yours.

Independence setting out to review charter

The citizen group to recommend possible changes to the Independence City Charter includes a former Blue Springs city attorney, the current city administrator of Sugar Creek, an Independence elementary principal, a former business owner on the Square and the son of a recent City Council member.

Patriots rally for tournament title

The Truman girls basketball team put it all together in the fourth quarter to rally past Park Hill South for the Gold Division title of the Winnetonka Tournament. The Patriots rallied from a 34-30 deficit with a 24-11 advantage in the fourth quarter to top the Panthers 54-45 in Friday’s championship.

Changes let high school athletes bank big NIL bucks

Former Blue Springs basketball star Jada Williams cashes in after move to California SANDIEGO—JadaWilliams was a social media star and a talented point guard when she moved with her mother from Blue Springs to San Diego, looking to play basketball for a high school powerhouse and parlay her online prowess into endorsement deals. She found it all in California, which has become the trendsetter among the 19 states that allow high school athletes to profit from their name, image and likeness without affecting their eligibility to play in college.

Preparing kids for a flu shot: Tips to help parents

Cold and flu season is approaching, and that means it’s time for flu shots. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the American Academy of Pediatrics recommend flu shots for children 6 months and older to protect themselves and their friends and family from the flu.

Shop with a cop, firefighter, conservation agent events coming up

Over the next two weekends, several agencies will host shopping trips with less-fortunate children in what has become an annual tradition. On Saturday, Wild Souls Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation in Oak Grove will have its third Shop With a Conservation Officer event, hosting 12 children from the Oak Grove and Grain Valley areas, in partnership with the Missouri Department of Conservation, at the Blue Springs Walmart.