A few weeks ago, I wrote about the mess created when the federal government nearly tripled unemployment
submitted by Livingston County Sheriff Steve Cox There has been much talk, concern, and rumors this
By Garrett Hawkins, President of Missouri Farm Bureau Brutal. Miserable. Those were a couple of words
The sun helps shine the light on things that might otherwise be hidden or go unnoticed. This
Dear Friend, It’s been a rough week across North Missouri with bitter cold, snowstorms, and slick roads
By Jennifer Poindexter, Director of Promotion and Education for Missouri Farm Bureau Late February in Missouri
submitted by Jessica Trussell, Field Specialist in Human Development with University of Missouri Extension in Livingston County
submitted by Jim Humphrey, Field Specialist in Livestock-ANR for University of Missouri Extension in Andrew County.
submitted by the Missouri Chamber of Commerce As the state with the seventh largest transportation system
Dear Friend, On January 20, 2021, millions of Americans watched as Joseph R. Biden was sworn in
In the year of Covid, one of the reactions of the federal government was to pour money
Dear Friend, It’s no secret that we have an infrastructure problem in Missouri and there’s no place
In 2013, the Missouri legislature passed the Second Amendment Preservation Act (SAPA), which would insure that the
By Eric Bohl, Director of Public Affairs and Advocacy for Missouri Farm Bureau Despite the challenges
By Daniel P. Mehan, President and CEO Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry Missouri, did you
One of the key objectives of the Missouri House in the 2021 session is to improve support
Dear Friend, The Mississippi River is more than just a river. The waterway connects North Missouri and
By Eric Bohl, Director of Public Affairs and Advocacy for Missouri Farm Bureau Mere minutes after
Dear Friend, Wednesday was a day of unity. It was a day to recognize the many achievements
I have some constituents who are not interested in getting the Covid vaccine, or who don’t want
Dear Friend, There’s been a lot of talk about what’s going on in Washington over the last
On Wednesday, January 13, the Missouri House made history. For the first time ever in our 200-year
By Eric Bohl, Director of Public Affairs and Advocacy for Missouri Farm Bureau As the Missouri
On Wednesday, January 6, new and returning House members took the oath of office and officially began
Each year, elections are held so voters can pick who they want to lead their communities, their
Dear Friend, Growing up in Tarkio, Missouri, several miles down the road from the Missouri River, I learned firsthand
The next legislative session does not begin until Wednesday, January 6th. But the date for legislators to
By Garrett Hawkins, President of Missouri Farm Bureau My children get a little tired sometimes of
After a two-week delay due to some Covid cases among state senators and staff, the Senate reconvened
Dear Friend, When the pandemic first hit in March, Republicans and Democrats joined together to pass the