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Adair County Reports 1 More COVID-19 Related Death July 30, 2021
The Adair County Health Department yesterday confirmed 22 new cases of COVID-19, and the death of a 49-year-old male, who passed away July 16th. There have been 2,750 COVI-19 cases with 69 current active cases. There have been 24 COVID-related deaths. A previously identified 96-year-old female was admitted to Boone Hospital in Columbia Wednesday. A […]
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Public Forum Next Friday for Results of Phase II Historic Survey July 30, 2021
Over the past several months, the City has worked with a consultant to complete a historic survey to document the architectural and historic significance of properties within two neighborhoods encompassing several blocks east and northeast of Downtown. The City will be hosting a public forum, both in-person at City Hall and via Facebook Live, where […]
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10th Annual Red Cross Blood Drive in Memory of Zach Cupp July 31 July 30, 2021
The American Red Cross is teaming up with family and friends and Marceline Fire and Rescue for the 10th consecutive year to host a blood drive in memory of Zach Cupp on Saturday, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Walsworth Community Center, 124 E. Ritchie, in Marceline. In August 2012, Zach Cupp was […]
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New Bridge Opens on Missouri Route 149 Near Connelsville July 28, 2021
The new bridge on Missouri Route 149 at Shuteye Creek, located near Connelsville in Adair County is now open. The bridge closed in May to undergo replacement. The new bridge holds two lanes of traffic and is 24-foot wide with shoulders. This bridge is included in Governor Mike Parson’s $351 million Focus on Bridges program, […]
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CDC Issues Revised Mask Guidelines for Fully Vaccinated Individuals July 28, 2021
As the Adair County Health Department completed contact tracing for 16 new cases yesterday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released revised mask guidelines for fully vaccinated individuals. Due to the rapid transmission of the Delta variant, the CDC now recommends that fully vaccinated people wear masks when indoors in public in areas of […]
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Officer Bill Puryear Recognized for 20 Years With KPD July 28, 2021
Master Police Officer William “Bill” Puryear was recognized for 20 years of service with the Kirksville Police Department. During his time at the Kirksville Police Department, Bill Puryear has served as a patrol officer, master police officer, field training officer, SRT/SWAT, and Taser instructor. MPO Puryear is a United States Coast Guard veteran and formerly […]
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Truman Alumni Reunite to Help Global Vaccine Efforts July 27, 2021
Two Truman alumni are helping with global vaccine efforts. Rachel Humphrey (class of ’95) and Bryan Heartsfield (class of ’92) are two of the leaders in the fight against the coronavirus. Humphrey, an Army Colonel, is the chief of plans for the COVID-19 Countermeasures Acceleration Group. Through his role with the Health and Human Services […]
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Repeat DUI Offender Arrested in Macon County July 27, 2021
A repeat DUI offender was arrested in Macon County on Sunday. The highway patrol in Macon County reports 62-year-old Rodney Butterfield is accused of felony driving while intoxicated, driving while his license was revoked, and failure to park a vehicle, not in motion.
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New Kirksville Police Chief Takes Oath of Office July 27, 2021
Kirksville Police Chief Scott Williamson took his official oath of office as Chief of Police yesterday morning. The oath of office was administered by City Clerk Wanda Cagle. The city conducted a nationwide search after the unexpected passing of former chief, Steve Farnsworth last October. In May, the city announced the hiriring of Williamson, who […]
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Adair County Tops 2,700 Cases of COVID-19 July 27, 2021
The county’s overall COVID-19 case count has risen to 2,707 after the Adair County Health Department confirmed 15 new cases since last Friday. There are now 57 active cases and 2,627 people who have left isolation. Seven of the new cases reside at addresses with at least one other confirmed case. Four are employed at […]
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Entertainment News

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FOX NEWS

OutKick 360 crew breaks down SEC super conference proposal
Texas and Oklahoma are officially joining the SEC, and now the time has come to see where all this conference realignment talk goes.
CDC director tells Bret Baier government 'looking into' potential COVID-19 vaccine mandate
CDC Director Rochelle Walensky was pressed Friday on "Special Report" as to whether she supports or foresees a federal vaccine mandate, as the Biden administration publicly laments continued vaccine hesitancy in parts of the country.
Charles Creitz
DOJ sues Texas over Abbott order on COVID-carrying migrants
The U.S. Justice Department on Friday filed a lawsuit against Texas and its governor, Greg Abbott, over an order the Republican governor signed barring ground transportation of migrants who could be carrying COVID-19.
Bradford Betz
House Dems push mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations or testing for lawmakers, staff
A coalition of House Democrats are pushing mandatory vaccinations for congressional lawmakers and their staff as coronavirus cases spike nationwide, Fox News learned Friday.
Caitlin McFall
Sarah Ferguson on Meghan Markle's royal exit: 'I believe that everybody has a right to their own voice'
The former American actress became the Duchess of Sussex when she said “I do” to Prince Harry, the Duchess of York’s nephew, in 2018. Several decades prior, Sarah Ferguson married Prince Andrew, one of Queen Elizabeth II’s sons, in 1986. That union lasted until 1996.
Stephanie Nolasco
Charleston, SC police chief ‘fed up’ with violent, repeat offenders
After a deadly shooting that occurred in downtown Charleston, South Carolina, Police Chief Luther Reynolds said on "America Reports" Friday that he is certain that the shooter was a repeat offender.
Joshua Nelson
Colorado police officer resigns after being charged with assault for allegedly pistol-whipping, choking man
A Colorado police officer resigned Thursday after being charged with multiple felonies earlier in the week for allegedly pistol-whipping and choking a man during an arrest, the Aurora Police Department announced.
Paul Best
Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck are all loved up as they pack on the PDA during steamy Italian vacation
Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck were photographed kissing while at dinner during their Italian getaway. The couple has been on vacation celebrating the "Let's Get Loud" singer's birthday.
Lauryn Overhultz
Leo Terrell slams Randi Weingarten: Teachers union plans seek to 'keep schools closed'
Civil rights attorney Leo Terrell, a former Los Angeles schoolteacher, ripped American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten's latest remarks about COVID-19 and the fall semester, telling Fox News her comments belie an intent to keep the schools closed once again.
Charles Creitz
CNN's Don Lemon clashes with John Kasich over unvaccinated Americans: They're 'conservative Republican Whites'
CNN anchor Don Lemon had a heated clash with former Republican Ohio Gov. John Kasich over the remaining Americans who have yet to get vaccinated amid concerns of the contagious Delta variant of the coronavirus.
Joseph Wulfsohn