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Adair County Hits 139 Covid-19 Cases Year To Date August 6, 2020
Five new confirmed cases of COVID-19 brings Adair County’s year-to-date total number of cases to 139. All five new cases reported yesterday were transmitted via community spread, and all are women, ages 19, 28, 29, 43, and 74. There are now 14 residents in isolation and 125 who have left isolation. The Adair County Health […]
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Primary Election Voter Turnout Stats August 6, 2020
County Clerks in Northeast Missouri have released statistics about voter turnout for Tuesday’s Primary election. Adair county had a 35.11% voter turnout, with Ballots Cast: 5,076. Macon County had a 28.76% turnout with 3,066 ballots cast. Shelby County has a 37.74% turnout, with 1,658 ballots cast.
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City Of Kirksville Recognizes National Stop On Red Week August 6, 2020
The City of Kirksville’s Police Department is taking a stand against red-light running and promoting safe driving habits during National Stop on Red Week, which takes place this week. Created by the Federal Highway Administration, National Stop on Red Week aims to educate drivers about the dangers of red-light running and to reduce the number […]
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Primary Election Results August 5, 2020
Republican Governor Mike Parson will face Democrat State Auditor Nicole Galloway in the November General Election. Another state race decided in yesterday’s Primary has Republican Mike Kehoe facing Democrat Alissia Canady in the Lieutenant Governor race. Voters across the state passed Amendment 2 which will expand the pool of people who qualify for Medicaid. Republican […]
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New Commanding Officer of Troop B Macon August 5, 2020
There’s a change of leadership for Missouri State Highway Patrol Troop B Macon, which serves the public in 16 Northeast Missouri Counties. Captain James E. Wilt retired August 1st, after 34 years of dedicated service. Captain Wilt was the commanding officer of Troop B since April 1, 2010. Lieutenant. Erik A. Gottman was promoted to […]
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Knox and Lewis Counties Report New COVID-19 Cases August 5, 2020
Knox County is adding more COVID-19 cases. The Health Department says there are four new cases and one of of of the county’s probable cases did test positive bringing the new confirmed cases reported yesterday to 5. They have released 2 more from quarantine so active cases as stand at 16. The Lewis County Health […]
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Primary Election Day August 4, 2020
Missouri’s Primary Election is today. There are two republican candidates on the ballot for Adair County 2nd District Commissioner – incumbent Mark Thompson and Molly Balliew. The winner of the primary will then face democratic challenger Karen Carolan in November. Adair County Sheriff Robert Hardwick s retiring effective December 31, 2020. There are three candidates […]
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Governor Commends Truman State on Reopening Plan August 4, 2020
Governor Mike Parson visited Kirksville yesterday afternoon to talk about school reopenings. The Governor sat down with Truman State President Susan Thomas and her team to hear the University reopening plan to get students back on campus. Parson said he’s glad to hear Truman State has integrated its reopening plan with the Kirksville community and […]
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6 New Cases Confirmed In Adair County Since July 31 August 4, 2020
6 new cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed in Adair County since July 31st. The health department reports that a 40-year-old female and a 34-year-old female tested positive for COVID-19 due to community spread. Four other cases involve employees at an area meat-processing plant: a 32-year-old female; a 46-year-old female; a 21-year-old male; and, a […]
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KHS Class of 2020 Has Graduation Ceremony August 3, 2020
The KHS Class of 2020 had their graduation ceremony. It was delayed due to COVID-19, but yesterday morning, students were able to have an in-person, socially-distanced ceremony at Spainhower Field. While the number of guests were limited, all 204 graduates were able to attend to receive their diplomas. You can view the ceremony online at: […]
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Entertainment News

Tony Danza and Alyssa Milano Reuniting For ‘Who’s The Boss’ Reboot

The classic sitcom “Who’s the Boss?” is coming back, with Tony Danza and Alyssa Milano reprising their father-daughter roles for a reboot of the

Live-Action ‘Mulan’ Heading To Disney+ As Premiere Rental

Disney has announced that its highly anticipated live-action remake of MulanI will be hitting Disney+ on September 4th, 2020. However, the ‘premiere rental” will

Lifetime Announces Its First LGBTQ+ Holiday Movie ‘The Christmas Set Up’

Lifetime unveiled plans for 30 new movies that will comprise its “It’s a Wonderful Lifetime” lineup, scheduled to kick off in mid-October. The lineup

Sean Penn Confirms Marriage To Leila George In ‘COVID Wedding’

Sean Penn shared details about his wedding Monday on Late Night with Seth Meyers following reports he married actress Leila George. The 59-year-old actor, director and producer confirmed

FOX NEWS

Ex-aide pleads guilty to murder of conservative Arkansas state senator Linda Collins
An Arkansas woman was sentenced to 50 years in prison under a deal with prosecutors after she plead guilty to killing a former conservative state lawmaker who was found dead from multiple stab wounds outside her home last year, according to reports.
Frank Miles
Florida governor says unemployment system was designed to be a ‘total failure’
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said that the state’s unemployment system was deliberately designed to be tedious and “not user friendly”.
Caitlin McFall
Hannity hammers Biden after 'weird, strange, embarrassing public breakdown': 'What's going on here?'
Democrats are quietly scrambling after Joe Biden's "weird, strange, embarrassing public breakdown" this week, Sean Hannity claimed Thursday.
Yael Halon
Lori Vallow will be charged in death of her ex-husband within 4-6 months, police confirm
Investigators in Arizona will most likely file charges against Lori Vallow -- who is at the center of a case involving the deaths of her two children, in connection with the 2019 fatal shooting of her former husband, Fox News has learned.
Louis Casiano
Hawaii to reinstate 14-day travel quarantine for traveling between islands
Hawaii is reinstating its 14-day interisland travel quarantine amid a new surge in coronavirus cases, effective August 11
Lucas Manfredi
Tucker Carlson spotlights 'how similar to China we have become' in just seven months
It's time to reclaim the freedoms and principles upon which the United States was founded before the country becomes completely unrecognizable, Tucker Carlson warned his viewers Thursday.
Yael Halon
Chaffetz accuses New York AG of 'political agenda' against NRA that is 'driving more gun sales'
New York Attorney General Letitia James has a "political agenda" against the National Rifle Association (NRA) former Utah congressman and Fox News contributor Jason Chaffetz told "The Story" Thursday.
Victor Garcia
Trump-backed businessman beats Cruz and Paul-backed surgeon in Tennessee primary clash
Former U.S. Ambassador to Japan Bill Hagerty rode the endorsement for President Trump to victory Thursday in a hotly contested Republican Senate primary in Tennessee.
Frank Miles
Africa reaches 1 million coronavirus cases
Africa has reached 1 million confirmed coronavirus cases, but health experts believe the real figure could be far higher.
Caitlin McFall
Lady Gaga scratched Ariana Grande's eye on accident while prepping 'Rain On Me' video
The claws were out during rehearsals for Lady Gaga and Ariana Grande's "Rain On Me" music video -- kind of.
Nate Day