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Macon County Reaches 27 Positive COVID-19 Cases July 10, 2020
Macon County reached a total of 27 positive COVID-19 cases yesterday. 20 of the cases are currently active, 2 of these are hospitalized and 7 have been released from isolation. There have been 6 presumptive positive cases since July 3rd. All confirmed and presumptive positive cases have been advised to isolate and close contacts to […]
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Candidate Drops Out of Shelby County Sheriff Race July 10, 2020
The there is one less candidate for Shelby County Sheriff. Republican Candidate Cole Hinshaw announced on social media yesterday that he is no longer running after accepting a position with the Missouri State Highway Patrol as a trooper. Three Republicans remain in the race: Brad Wilt, Arron Fredrickson and Raymond Barton, one Democrat Chris Ehrenreich […]
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Ameren Missouri Launches New COVID-19 Relief Fund to Help Small Businesses July 10, 2020
Ameren Missouri launched a new COVID-19 relief fund. The $500,000 program is open to small businesses and nonprofit customers with 50 or fewer employees who meet other eligibility requirements. Ameren partnered United Way to help small businesses and nonprofits with their energy costs. Learn more at AmerenMissouri.com/SmallBusinessRelief.
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Summer on the Square Series Continues July 10, 2020
Kirksville Arts Association is cautiously continuing the Summer on the Square concert series this evening at 7 pm on the Courthouse lawn. This week’s performers will be “Fully Loaded” a country and rock and roll band from Holliday, MO. Organizers say they appreciate everyone who wore a mask and physically distanced last week, and ask […]
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Macon County Livestock Sales Saturday July 10, 2020
The Macon County 4-H and FFA ham and livestock sales will take place this weekend. Organizers say the event, will take place in a smaller arena and social distancing will be observed. A 7:30 a.m. breakfast is offered Saturday morning prior to the sale at the Macon County Youth Building. The sale starts at 10 […]
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Western’s Smokehouse Planned Expansion Cancelled July 9, 2020
Western’s Smokehouse planned expansion into Kirksville is cancelled for now. The comapany said that due to the uncertainty caused by the coronavirus pandemic, they will keep their packaging production at their home base in Greentop. In May, the Kirksville City Council approved a loan agreement with Western’s to purchase the former WireCo building on Industrial […]
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Construction on New Aquatic Center Moving Along July 9, 2020
Construction on the new Aquatic Center is moving along. Crews are getting ready to start pouring concrete in the new mechanical room and under the splash pad area. The outdoor pool is being laid out, and rebar should be going down for that concrete soon. Kirksville Parks and Recreation posted pictures of the progress on […]
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Truman Commencement Will Be Virtual Only July 9, 2020
Truman is moving its August 1 commencement ceremony to a virtual format. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the traditional spring commencement was postponed in March in hopes the event could be held in August. But CDC guidelines still advise against gatherings of more than 250 people, and as the highest risk of spreading COVID-19 occurs […]
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MSHP Reports Five Traffic Fatalities During July 4 Holiday July 9, 2020
The Missouri State Highway Patrol released the 2020 July Fourth holiday statistics. During the counting period, troopers worked 294 traffic crashes, including 107 injuries and 5 fatalities. Troopers made 139 DWI arrests and 126 drug arrests. Troopers also worked 9 boating crashes, resulting in 4 injuries. Six BWI arrest were made as well as 25 […]
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Adair County COVID-19 Count at 104 July 8, 2020
Adair County has topped 100 COVID-19 cases. Yesterday, the Health Department reported four new cases of among residents, bringing the total to 104. Three of the cases, men ages 41, 57, and 69, are related to a church revival held in Macon, from June 28 through July 1. The fourth new case is a 24-year-old […]
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Entertainment News

A Reboot Of ‘The Wonder Years’ is Officially “In The Works” For 2021

Death Of “Glee” Actress Naya Rivera Confirmed After Disappearance At California Lake

Authorities in Southern California said on Monday they are ‘confident’ that the body recovered from Lake Piru is that of actress Naya Rivera, who

Bollywood Superstar Amitabh Rai Bachchan And Daughter, Hospitalized With COVID-19

The husband of Bollywood star Aishwarya Rai Bachchan confirmed on Twitter Sunday that his wife and their daughter, 8-year-old Aaradhya, have tested positive for

Actress Kelly Preston Dies At 57 After Two-Year Battle With Breast Cancer

Actress Kelly Preston has died at the age of 57. Preston’s husband, John Travolta confirmed that his wife died on Sunday morning after a long battle with breast

FOX NEWS

Laura Ingraham lays out her 'new normal' for GOP: 'Anti-leftist ... pro-American ... pro-worker'
In her "Ingraham Angle" monologue Monday, Fox News host Laura Ingraham argued that presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden is no longer the moderate or establishment Democrat from a working-class background, but instead the leader of the leftward lurch in American politics toward a "new normal."
Charles Creitz
Tucker fires back at AOC, says pols who support defunding police 'will never suffer the consequences'
Tucker Carlson responded to Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., during his opening monologue Monday after she told viewers during a recent virtual town hall that a community without police would look "like a suburb," reaffirming her support of the "defund the police" movement.
Yael Halon
This Day in History: July 14
The Republican National Convention opens in Detroit, where presumptive nominee Ronald Reagan tells a welcoming rally he and his supporters are determined to "make America great again."
Oliver Stone slams Hollywood, says it 'has become too fragile, too sensitive'
Oliver Stone is unhappy with the state of Hollywood.
Nate Day
More LAPD officers could face charges in alleged falsifying gang member data investigation
More than a dozen Los Angeles police officers could face criminal charges in connection with the false labeling of people as gang members or associates.
Louis Casiano
Family of 1-year-old killed in NYC tells gunman: 'You took my son's life ... you can go to hell'
The father of a 1-year-old boy who was fatally shot at a family cookout in Brooklyn Sunday night pleaded for answers on "Hannity" Monday before sharing a powerful message for the "cowards" responsible.
Yael Halon
Roger Stone hails 'enormously courageous' Trump, says he 'saved my life' after 'most horrible experience'
Longtime Republican operative Roger Stone publicly thanked President Trump for commuting his impending jail sentence Monday, saying the president had shown "enormous courage."
Charles Creitz
Mexican man in ICE custody in Florida dies of coronavirus: report
A Mexican man being held in U.S. immigration custody in Florida died shortly after testing positive for the coronavirus, officials said Monday.
US Air Force F-16 at New Mexico base, pilot injured
Edmund DeMarche
Tom Bergeron, Erin Andrews will not return to 'Dancing with the Stars'
When "Dancing with the Stars" returns, it will be without two of its staples: Tom Bergeron and Erin Andrews, hosts of the show.
Nate Day