Every time I see this poor floundering President hold up the latest Executive Order he has just signed, I am reminded of a third grade student holding up his coloring book for teacher approval. “See I just finished the whole page.”
Dear Editor:
But it’s Country Days!
As President of Parkland Health Center, I see every day how a dedicated, well-trained workforce can make a difference in the health and well-being of our fellow citizens. It isn’t an exaggeration to say, their training often means the difference between a good health care experience, and a bad one.
Thank you to my family and CiCi’s pizza for the Christmas dinner and the Secret Santa. Thank you so much for the gift also. Thank you to Joel Meador and his family for taking me to the dinner. I wasn’t going to go but I’m glad I did. God bless everyone.
To The Editor,
To the Editor:
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This week's local crime and court updates from Daily Journal.
The state budget is brimming with surplus revenue as part of a post-pandemic economic surge that has pumped up tax receipts by more than 14% in the past year.
The case reflects fact many people with disabilities can’t get appropriate residential treatment, an advocate says.
“Bureaucrats and attorneys don’t need to be the ones deciding on what is life-threatening,” Gov. Mike Parson said Thursday.
“It is impossible to know in advance whether a prosecutor or member of law enforcement will agree about a clinician determination of risk to the life of the mother.”
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This week, two area men are facing charges in St. Francois County after reports of stolen property, including a motorcycle, two firearms, diamond rings, and construction equipment.
On Tuesday, a St. Francois County jury found an area man guilty of striking and seriously injuring a motorcyclist with his truck last year.
An Illinois man pleaded guilty this month in St. Francois County to sodomy and incest after allegedly having sexual contact with an underage child on a camping trip in St. Joe State Park in 2019. The man was sentenced to five years in prison for the crimes.
New evidence has been found in the search for answers as to who is responsible for the 1989 murder of Jimmie Wade Martin of Bonne Terre. DNA collected from the crime scene has recently been discovered and is undergoing lab analysis this week.
Several contracts and bids were discussed during the St. Francois County Commission meeting Tuesday morning.
In a stunning upset, St. Francois County Prosecuting Attorney Melissa Gilliam lost her primary race in Tuesday's election to local attorney and former county assistant prosecutor Blake Dudley.
St. Francois County voters were asked to pass a use/internet sales tax for public safety.
Republican voters in St. Francois County who cast their ballots in Tuesday's primary election selected incumbent Judge Patrick L. King as the party's candidate for Associate Circuit Judge Division 4.