In this edition: March 14, 2024
In addition to the current media postings, in this week’s print edition of The Licking News:
Texas County Republicans’ Lincoln Day Event is to be held March 23.
Phelps Health invites you to “Stay put and skip the commute.”
See this week’s Licking R-VIII HS/JH Learner of the Week, sponsored by Hawn Law Office, Elementary Learner of the Week, sponsored by Kinder Feed and Farm, and the Athlete of the Week, sponsored by Rinne Tire Pros; and keep up with the Licking R-VIII sports schedules.
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The Licking Chamber of Commerce donated to Community Teacher Support Network (CTSN).
A South Central Walk Worthy Inter-Denominational Women’s Conference is planned for April.
Missouri S&T area students are announced in Honors List.
Malachi Antle shines in victory for the Roadrunners over Highland Community College.
The Texas County Health Department reported additional flu cases this past week in Texas County.
Texas County 911 Director Terra Culley emphasizes some reasons for “Mental Exhaustion” with Safety Telecommunicators.
Dr. Graham Colditz gives key steps for protection in “What to Know About Young Adult Colorectal Cancer” in this month’s For Your Health.
A Missouri Foundation for Health report reveals the crushing burden of medical debt on Missourians.
This weeks Ozarks Cooks features “Harvest Rice” submitted by Linda Mondy.
Rick Mansfield tells of “Birthdays and Boondoggles” in this week’s Reflections from the Road.
Scott Hamilton gives factors that contribute to “Rolling Blackouts” in this week’s Tech Talk.
The Missouri Department of Conservation has announced a free family fishing day.
South Central Correction Center, in Licking, announced an offender death.
U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration urges safety during St. Patrick’s Day celebrations.
The Governor announces final projects have been awarded in his Rural Routes Program.
You can also keep current with reports from the Licking Police Department, County Commission, Courthouse, Sheriff, MSHP and MoDOT.
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