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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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Troop B Injury Crashes for Week of October 10-16 October 19, 2021
Troop B investigated 10 injury crashes for the week of October 10 thru October 16. With 13 people being injured as a result of those crashes. 10 occupants of those vehicles were unrestrained which is a 77% unbuckled occupancy rate.
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Age of People with New COIV-19 Infections in Adair County is Rising October 19, 2021
As Adair County’s overall case count inches toward 3,600, the age of people with new infections is also rising. Of the 30 new cases reported October 9-15, only 33% were residents age 30 or under, reversing a trend that began with the Delta variant. Eleven percent were in the K-12 schools sector and 8% in […]
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United Way NEMO Reaches 43-Percent of Goal October 19, 2021
The United Way of Northeast Missouri is at 43% of its goal. As of Friday, United Way of Northeast Missouri’s 2022 Campaign stands at $76,200. This total is $13,000 more than last year at this time and $8400 more than two years ago on October 15th. The current donation total is due in part to […]
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Two Accidents in NEMO on Saturday Result in Injuries October 18, 2021
A couple of accidents in Northeast Missouri over the weekend resulted in injuries. An accident in Monroe County on Saturday just after noon resulted in one person having moderate injuries. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol’s crash report. the incident happened three miles south of Paris on Highway 15. A pickup was stopped to […]
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Adair and Sullivan County Health Depatments Update COVID-19 Numbers October 18, 2021
The Adair County Health Department on Friday confirmed six new cases of COVID-19. Cases involve females ages 27 and 39, and males ages 33, 44, 68 and 75. There are currently 36 active cases and 3,514 people who have left isolation. Among the new cases are two who reside at the same address and two […]
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Bridge on Route 11 in Adair County to Reopen Soon October 18, 2021
Bridge on Route 11 in Adair County to Reopen SoonThe bridge on Route 11 in Adair County at Steer Creek will reopen soon. Widel, Inc., of Blackwater, Missouri, was awarded over $350,700 for the project. This bridge is included in Governor Mike Parsons $351 million Focus on Bridge program, which will repair or replace 250 […]
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New COVID-19 Cases in Adair County October 15, 2021
After confirming 11 new cases of COVID-19 Wednesday and yesterday, the Adair County Health Department reports an overall case count of 3,578. There are 36 active cases and 3,508 people who have left isolation. Seven cases confirmed Wednesday include females ages 10, 19, 55 and 76 and males ages 56, 63 and 72. The four […]
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Entertainment News

Take your first look at Nicole Kidman and Javier Bardem as Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz in Aaron Sorkin’s ‘Being the Ricardos’

The first trailer for the highly anticipated “Being the Ricardos” was released, with Nicole Kidman as Lucille Ball and Javier Bardem as Ball’s husband,

Disney delays the release of sequel films for ‘Thor,’ ‘Doctor Strange ’ ‘Black Panther’ and ‘Indiana Jones’

Disney has delayed release plans for several upcoming films, including “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness” from March 25 to May 6, “Thor:

‘Adele One Night Only’ special with Oprah Winfrey interview to air on CBS

Adele confirmed on Twitter she will perform and give an exclusive interview to Oprah Winfrey in a new CBS special, titled “Adele One Night

‘Halloween Kills’ tops U.S. box office with $50.4M opening weekend

Halloween Kills, which debuted in theaters and on-demand via Peacock, was No. 1 at the box office in it’s opening weekend. Variety reports that the film

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Lindsey Graham warns of possible nuclear arms race with China if hypersonic launch is true: report
Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., sounded the alarm over reports that China successfully launched a hypersonic missile and said—if true—the advancement would be something the U.S. could not ignore, according to a report.
Edmund DeMarche
From Neil Cavuto to John King to Colin Powell, the personalizing of the vaccine debate
The vaccine debate has taken a strikingly personal turn, with public figures and high-profile journalists at the center of the national argument, with many of those on opposite sides of the vax wars seizing on each instance to pound home their points.
Howard Kurtz
Greg Gutfeld: We are our own enemy now, and we don’t have to lift a weapon
China may have just launched a hypersonic weapon, but we're killing them in so many other areas. They only have two pronouns. We have 237.
Greg Gutfeld
2 Chicago cops shot after officer accidentally fires gun during struggle with suspect: report
Two Chicago police officers suffered minor injuries Wednesday night after another officer reportedly accidentally fired their gun during a tangle with a suspect.
Edmund DeMarche
NY Times’ Tom Friedman says Democrats struggling because they've ‘gone too far to the left’
New York Times columnist Tom Friedman spoke candidly Wednesday night about why he believed Democrats were struggling in election campaigns in states like Arizona and Virginia.
Dom Calicchio
Ingraham: There's no shortages of these kinds of turkeys
Laura Ingraham went after Democrats and Joe Biden for tanking the U.S. economy, causing heightened inflation, and tearing down freedom on 'The Ingraham Angle.'
Hannah Grossman
Democrats resurrect 'defund the police' with vaccine mandates against law enforcement: James Craig
James Craig, the former police chief in Cincinnati and Detroit, slammed Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan over vaccine mandates for law enforcement on Wednesday's "Tucker Carlson Tonight."
Hannah Grossman
FOX Bet Super 6: NFL Week 7 picks, how to win $100,000 for free
Week 7 of the 2021 NFL season is shaping up to be a wild one. There are multiple games with double-digit point spreads and several more in which the favorite is expected to win by more than a touchdown.
Hannity: US in a 'dangerous state of decline' under Biden
Fox News host Sean Hannity decried the "dangerous state of decline" under President Biden in his monologue Wednesday.
Graham Colton
Michael Jackson's son Prince hosting 'Thriller Nights' charity costume party at Jackson family estate
Michael Jackson's son Prince Jackson is hosting the annual "Thriller Nights" at the Jackson family estate this year after skipping last year due to the pandemic.
Lauryn Overhultz