In this edition: July 18, 2024
In addition to the current media postings, in this week’s print edition of The Licking News:
Licking Christian Church will have VBS July 21-24.
The LPHC Annual Bike Show is this weekend; don’t miss it!
Phelps Health will be answering questions about MyChart.
The Phelps County Fair is around the corner, and 24/7 Tan is advertising Customer Appreciation Month.
Callaway Livestock is having their 1st Annual Video Cow Sale later this month.
Travis Smith and Philip Lohman ask for your votes in the primary elections.
More times are available to see the Shroud of Turin Display at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church.
Montauk’s Kids Trout Tournament will be August 3.
A gift subscription to The Licking News is still a gift that continues giving for an entire year.
See all of our advertisers, classifieds and coming events for the latest in Licking and the surrounding area!
In Senior Center Happenings, we are reminded that Walter Plant will perform on July 30.
Learn about upcoming road work on Highway 17.
This month’s Board of Aldermen report tells of the resignation of Alderman Erin McConnell and the appointment of Mr. Fred Rinne to fill the vacancy.
In news from Fort Leonard Wood, a soldier death is being investigated, and the 399th Army Band will be inactivated.
See the list of local students who earned their degrees at MSU-WP’s Spring 2024 Graduation.
Dr. Graham Colditz urges us to cut back on added sugars in this month’s For Your Health, and columnist Bryan Golden urges us to “Keep Your Eyes on the Road” of life.
A new program will be created by the Missouri Veterans Commission (MVC) to aid in the efforts to prevent Veteran suicide.
Community happenings this week included Smokey the Bear visiting the Library, an art class at the Museum, and a Walter Plant concert at New Life Free Will Baptist Church.
Buttery Garlic Potatoes sound scrumptious in this week’s Ozarks Cooks.
Rick Mansfield is contemplating “Road Hunting” as a method of weight loss in this week’s Reflections from the Road.
Scott Hamilton theorizes on the apparent lack of recent research coming out of NASA’s QuAIL project and surmises the program has been halted, in this week’s Tech Talk.
You can also keep current with reports from the LPD, County Commission, Courthouse, Sheriff’s Department and MSHP.
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