In this edition: July 11, 2024
In addition to the current media postings, in this week’s print edition of The Licking News:
Learn about the Gospel Singing at Anutt Community Church on July 13.
Charles and Barbara (Krewson) Campbell are wished a Happy Anniversary!
MSU-WP invites you to “Chart your path to success” by enrolling now.
The Texas County Health Department is offering Back to School Immunizations.
Travis Smith and Philip Lohman ask for your votes in the primary elections.
TCMH is having their Licking Clinic Grand Opening on July 11 at the new location next to Friend Lumber.
Don’t forget the Texas County Fair, running all week and ending Saturday at the Fairgrounds in Houston.
A gift subscription to The Licking News is still a gift that continues giving for an entire year.
See our public notice section for the latest notices.
The Licking branch of the Texas County Library will continue to host different presenters through July, though the Summer Reading Program has ended. See what new books they have and what other things you might find in this week’s Bookends.
Learn about a new online Master Gardener training offered by MU Extension, due to begin August 11.
The Missouri Department of Conservation tells us to “Celebrate safely this summer,” has “Regulation changes for fall deer and turkey seasons,” and tells about two new leaders in their organization in “MDC names deputy directors.”
Pastor Bob McQueen offers “A Pastor’s Perspective” with “Love That Never Ends.”
On our education page, see what the “key steps (are) for unmedicated youth with ADHD.” OHRC will be hosting a presentation at MSU-WP about Henry Schoolcraft. MSU-WP will also begin an eight-week CNA course, and a “Virtual cohort for Early-Stage Business Bootcamp launches soon.”
Our health page features Terra Culley’s Texas County 911 column this week, “No Call is the Same.” Phelps Health shares “An Interventional Treatment.”
Rick Mansfield talks about the battle of the “bulge” in “The Reckoning.”
Find a delicious-sounding recipe for Chocolate Peanut Butter Pie in Ozarks Cooks.
Tech Talk questions if Pythagoras was truly “Trigonometry’s Beginning.”
Read about the special interim committee the Missouri House is forming. Governor Parson shares the successes of the Southern Border Deployment, and see what bills he signed into law Tuesday.
Two political candidates received endorsements; see which ones and who endorsed them.
You can also keep current with reports from the LPD, Licking Fire Department, County Commission, County Coroner, Courthouse, Sheriff’s Department and MSHP.
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