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Profile: Vikki Fowler, Manager of the Corner Cafe

Raised in Kirksville, Missouri, Vikki Fowler thought she was coming “for a while” to help the owner of the Corner Café, Frank, who had owned it for eight years. They are longtime friends, and he knew her ability to manage and get things done. Four years later, she’s still here, working hard to keep the café at its best.

Kirksville, MO · 1d
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Kirksville teen wins Extreme Cowboy Association World Championship at finals

KIRKSVILLE, Mo. — After nearly a decade of competition, Paityn Blunk, 17, of Kirksville, has earned a world championship title. Paityn recently competed at the Extreme Cowboy Association World Finals in Glen Rose, Texas, where she won the Youth World Championship and earned top-seven finishes in two additional divisions.

Kirksville, MO · 2d
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United Auto Workers Release Statement Regarding Ottumwa Works Closure

An anonymous group of United Auto Workers (UAW) Local 74 members from the Ottumwa Works John Deere plant issued a public statement to express what they say are growing concerns regarding their union’s current strategy and representation. The statement reads:. “As dues-paying UAW members at John Deere Ottumwa Works,...

Ottumwa, IA · 1d
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State workforce officials prepare to assist 442 workers affected by Conagra closure

MACON, Mo. (KMIZ) The Missouri Department of Higher Education and Workforce Development says its Rapid Response team is in contact with Conagra Brands after the company announced it will permanently close its Macon plant and eliminate 442 jobs. Heather Dolce, an assistant commissioner with the department, said Tuesday the state does not yet have details The post State workforce officials prepare to assist 442 workers affected by Conagra closure appeared first on ABC17NEWS .

Macon, MO · 2d

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‘More with less’; Missouri prepares A-F school grades amid deepening funding gap

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New Green Hills Stockyards owners expect cattle market rebound

MILAN, Mo. — Despite recent volatility in cattle markets, a group of Sullivan County cattle producers is betting on the industry's future after purchasing the sale barn in Milan and rebranding it as Green Hills Stockyards. The new ownership group, which includes Bobby and Ali McCully, Jeremy and Heather...

Milan, MO · 2d

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New northern Missouri deer drop-off sites aim to boost Share the Harvest donations

NORTHEAST MISSOURI - Hunters across northern Missouri will have new opportunities to donate venison this deer season through a pilot program designed to make participation in Share the Harvest more convenient. The Missouri Department of Conservation and Share the Harvest have established five new deer drop-off freezer locations in Carroll,...

Missouri · 1d

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PREVIEW: Bearcat Football Closes 2026 Season on the Road at Truman State

Kirksville, MO - McKendree University football heads to northeast Missouri for the final time in 2026, closing out the season Saturday against Truman State. The Bearcats will look to finish the year on a high note against a Bulldog team that has found its stride down the stretch and enters the weekend on a four-game winning streak with an opportunity to clinch an outright GLVC Football Championship with a win.

Lebanon, IL · 1d

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Missouri state treasurer stops in Kirksville on statewide MO ABLE awareness tour

KIRKSVILLE, Mo.— When Missouri State Treasurer Vivek Malek took office in 2023, the MO ABLE program only had roughly 2,000 accounts. That figure has since doubled. It now carries nearly $80 million in managed investments combined. Malek stopped in Kirksville to tour Adair County SB-40’s Learning Center and spread...

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Northeast Missouri student groups receive grants to combat hunger

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Several northeast Missouri youth organizations have been awarded grants through the Missouri Farmers Care Foundation's Drive to Feed Kids program to help address food insecurity in their communities. Local recipients include Atlanta FFA and FCCLA, Knox County FFA, FCCLA and Student Council in Edina, North...

Edina, MO · 1d