Last week, my fellow senators and I passed Senate Bill 609.
I’m sure all of us have heard the expression of personal ideas of "seeing the glass either half full or half empty."
This week we received the 2020 State of the Judiciary address from Chief Justice George W. Draper.
Whether or not you are a sports fan, everyone has probably heard the name of Kobe Bryant.
Dear Editor,
The most important part of my job is making sure Missourians’ voices are heard in Washington. There’s no better way to do that than by visitin…
I realize it is more than twelve days until Christmas, but I found this information interesting and though I would pass it along. Many of us h…
Many were blessed this week to enjoy Thanksgiving gathered around a table with friends and family. Thanksgiving dinner provides us all the cha…
The Ukrainians got a call from President Trump.
When the Berlin Wall fell 30 years ago this month, more than a few experts predicted the end of history: Communism was dead and democracy triu…
American farmers are the most productive in the world, and consumers continue to benefit from their efforts. New analysis by the American Farm…
I hope that many of you have enjoyed seeing the decorated lamp posts around the court square this fall season.
While the Left wishes it wasn’t the case, the facts remain the same: President Trump did nothing wrong.
For those of you who read my articles on a weekly basis, you might have noticed that this month’s articles are more focused on our personal at…
Recreating Noah’s Ark-Hardly! (Before I begin, let me assure you that when I wrote this five years ago for my newsletter, my husband granted h…
Like most children, my fascination with horses began when I rode my rocking horse.
Coming from avid gardeners on both sides of the family, I naturally pour over seed catalogs like a child in a candy shop, order with abandon, …
Kansas City is one of three finalists to be the new home for a couple of USDA agencies.
100 years ago this week, the U.S. House of Representatives wrote a defining moment in our nation’s storied history.
I’m sure that most everyone has heard of a "hole in one" in golf.
Bacon is popular, but living near a hog farm is not.
When you see the title of today’s article, you might think, well that’s nobody’s business but my own. That’s personal.
How are you with tests?
Last week FFA students and chapters around the country participated in National FFA week and celebrated FFA’s impact in our schools, communiti…
Since 2011, the Missouri Department of Higher Education has been pursuing a big goal, one in which 60 percent of adults age 24-65 would have a…
Godfrey Waldmann, 80, of Fredericktown, died January 31, 2019. He was born April 6, 1938 at Offenbach, Germany, the son of Theodore and Lilly …
The first bill passed by the Missouri House of Representatives for the 2019 session is meant to honor one of the state’s most dedicated public…