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Buckle Up Phone Down Day in Missouri October 22, 2021
Buckle up and put your phone down. Governor Mike Parson has proclaimed today as Buckle Up Phone Down Day in Missouri in an effort to encourage Missourians to take these two simple actions when driving, to save lives on the state’s highways. Missouri’s 2021 Seat Belt Usage Survey showed 88% of vehicle occupants use a […]
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Kirksville Kiwanis Club Distributing Halloween Costumes Saturday October 22, 2021
The Kirksville Kiwanis Club has been collecting gently used, or new, costumes, props, and spooky accessories for children in grades K-8 who wouldn’t otherwise have a costume this Halloween, through its annual Halloween Costume Drive. Tomorrow, those who need a costume can pick one up at the Adair County Public Library from 10:00 AM to […]
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5th Annual Halloween Flashlight EGGstravaganza October 22, 2021
The Kirksville Parks and Recreation Department hosts the 5th annual Halloween Flashlight EGGstravaganza this weekend. Ten thousand Halloween eggs stuffed with candy and toys will be scattered on the ballfields at the North Park Complex, Bring a flashlight and a bag to the free event. The egg hunt starts promptly at 7:00 pm tomorrow. Get […]
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Motorcyclist Injured After Striking Deer October 21, 2021
A man from Kirksville was injured after hitting a deer with his motorcycle. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, 66-year-old Water Green was riding his 2009 Harley Davidson Motorcycle at around 6:30PM Tuesday on Highway 6, two miles west of Kirksville, when he struck a deer in the roadway. The motorcycle came to a […]
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Hazel Creek Lake Level to Rise October 21, 2021
Hazel Creek Lake levels will begin to rise again. The City of Kirksville had been lowering the water level of the lake since mid-June in support of work on Hungry Hollow Road by the Adair County Road and Bridge Department. The work that necessitated the lowering of the lake’s water level has since been completed, […]
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Statewide Winter Weather Drill October 21, 2021
Snowy weather is just around the corner. In preparation, the Missouri Department of Transportation will hold its annual winter operations drill today. During the drill, motorists may notice increased numbers of MoDOT vehicles on state routes. In rural areas, crews will deploy after 8 a.m. In urban areas, the drill will not begin until after […]
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Adair County Tops 3,600 in COVID-19 Case Count October 21, 2021
In the Adair County Health Department’s latest COVID-19 report, there were seven newly confirmed cases Tuesday and another eight cases yesterday, pushing Adair County’s overall case count past the 3,600 mark. Register for today’s curbside COVID-19 vaccine clinic by calling 660-665-8491.
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Curbside COVID-19 Vaccine and Flu Vaccine Clinics This Week October 20, 2021
The Adair County Health Department has another curbside COVID-19 vaccine clinic and one more curbside flu vaccine clinic scheduled for this week. The Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine will be administered at the Health Department offices on South Jamison, tomorrow from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Schedule an appointment by calling 660-665-8491. Consent forms are available outside […]
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Shebina Fire District Remembers 10th Anniversary of Downtown Fire October 20, 2021
Yesterday marked 10 years since the devastating downtown fire in Shelbina. On October 19, 2011 at 10:28 P.M., Shelbina Firefighters were dispatched to the area of Rash’s Barber Shop, for the report of a fire behind the building. Firefighters entered the Sam’s Auto Part’s building, but after some time inside, had to evacuate due to […]
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Bids Open for New License Office in Kirksville October 20, 2021
Bids have opened for a new license office in Kirksville. The current office will be closing on November 5th. The bid process will remain open until October 29th.
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Entertainment News

Meryl Streep joined by Sienna Miller, Kit Harington and more for Apple TV+ series ‘Extrapolations’

Apple TV+ announced the cast for its upcoming series Extrapolations. Meryl Streep headlines a cast that also includes Matthew Rhys, Sienna Miller, Kit Harington,

‘Friends’ actor James Michael Tyler dies at 59 of prostate cancer

James Michael Tyler, who played the role of Gunther on the hit TV show ‘Friends,’ has died at 59. His manager confirmed that Tyler

Cinematographer dead, director injured on film set after prop gun fired by actor Alec Baldwin misfires

Authorities confirmed on Thursday that a cinematographer working on the film “Rust” has died, and the director has been hospitalized, after an accident during

Watch the new teaser trailer for Season 4 of ‘Ozark’ set to premiere January 2022

Netflix has revealed that “Ozark” will return on January 21, 2022 for the drama’s fourth and final season. Season 4 will be released in

FOX NEWS

Rep. Brian Mast: Biden's vaccine mandate – this policy right out of a dystopian novel
Through the vaccine mandate, President Biden is expelling independent thinkers from the ranks of the military and federal government.
Brian Mast
California’s Bay Area doused by rain; power outages and flooding reported
Heavy rains on Sunday drenched California’s Bay area and the surrounding region, causing widespread flooding and power outages.
Edmund DeMarche
FOX Bet NFL Super 6 'Stack The Cash': How to play, how it works, more
Welcome to the FOX Bet Super 6 "Stack The Cash" promotion, where the grand prize rises higher and higher as more people enter the competition.
Liz Peek: Biden vs. Americans – his priorities, like climate change, ignore top worries of most voters
Voters are worried about inflation, jobs, crime, education and our open border, while the Biden White House is laser-focused on climate change, transgender rights, racism and reducing inequality.
Liz Peek
FOX Weather launches with trailblazing app that will change how Americans consume weather news, analysis
FOX Weather, a high-tech streaming service, launches Monday with trailblazing features that are expected to change the way Americans consume weather news and analysis.
Brian Flood
'Rust' crew member who gave Baldwin gun subject of previous safety complaint
David Aaro
US ‘deeply alarmed’ over reports of military coup in Sudan
The top U.S. envoy took to Twitter to announce his alarm over reports of a military coup in Sudan targeting the country's tenuous transitional government.
Edmund DeMarche
Fauci should be fired after NIH admits funding gain-of-function research, Rand Paul says
Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., said in an interview that aired Sunday night that Dr. Anthony Fauci, the top disease specialist in the U.S., should be fired after last week’s revelation that the National Institutes of Health funded gain-of-function research on the coronavirus.
Edmund DeMarche
The Hawleys get vulnerable on family life in new 'This is Living' podcast: 'Not a political hot takes show'
Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., and his wife Erin are wandering into little known territory for politicians by launching a new podcast Monday that will "pull back the curtain" on their lives outside Capitol Hill.
Cortney O'Brien
Colts, Carson Wentz get big win on road over 49ers, add to AFC traffic jam
Carson Wentz battled through ugly weather and a couple of bad plays to help the Indianapolis Colts defeat the San Francisco 49ers on the road and in the middle of a bomb cyclone, 30-18.
Ryan Gaydos