Cycling Saves Another Life

Posted by Kurt Glore on January 6, 2010 I recently had an opportunity to spend some time with John Robinson, one of the newest members of the Parkland Cyclists. When I asked John how long he had been cycling and what got him started I was amazed by his answer.

Showme.net Acquired By Big River Telephone

Showme.net is an Internet Service Provider located in Jackson, Missouri which provides internet solutions to customers throughout the heartland. Big River Telephone will continue to provide customers of Showme.net the same products and services they currently receive, backed by Big River Telephone’s superior customer service. Big River Telephone will handle billing duties and will also fulfill all remaining contractual agreements with Showme.net customers.....Read More

Sign up now! - Web Advantage Internet Marketing Seminar in Farmington Missouri

The state of Missouri has proposed that 95% of the state’s population have access to broadband services within five years. We support this initiative, but how does it help you...

Missouri 2-1-1

Need Help? Not sure where to turn? In Missouri, try calling 2-1-1. This new toll free telephone number is available to you twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week.

Press Release - Missouri.Me Getting International Attention

Another Web site taking advantage of the “me” message is Missouri.Me. The U.S. geo-targeted site encourages Web visitors to use Missouri.Me as a “one-stop shopping” location for anything they want to know ...

Armed robbery suspect surveillance photos released

The University of Missouri Police Department needs your help in identifying two possible suspects and two vehicles from an armed robbery at a parking garage earlier this month.

Boater's body found in slough off the Mississippi River in SE Missouri

A 65-year-old southeast Missouri man has died after his boat capsized at his favorite fishing spot in a slough off the Mississippi River.

Mo. Senators Fielding Budget Suggestions

Missouri Senators have scheduled a day to examine ideas on how to change state government.

Bill asks women to give reasons for abortions

A state senator wants Missouri to collect information from women about why they choose to have abortions.

University of Missouri looks to improve Columbia campus

The University of Missouri's new master plan will focus on improving existing buildings rather than putting up new ones.

Mo.a s green sales tax holiday in April

Missouri's second Show-Me Green Sales Tax Holiday will take place April 19-25. People who purchase new Energy Star-qualified appliances in Missouri during the holiday will save at least 4.2 percent off the purchase.

MSHP reports arrests

The Missouri State Highway Patrol has released its latest report of arrests. Among them: 58-year-old Lester A. Dodson of Eminence Tuesday afternoon on a patrol charge of felony driving while revoked and a Jefferson County warrant for driving while intoxicated-aggravated offender.

Rumors Heighten Security at Fox High

A rumored threat about a possible attack against a list of students at Fox High School put officials on high alert Monday.

Rumor Of A Threat Has Fox Students Concerned

Anxious parents called our newsroom Monday after their children at Fox High School began texting them about rumors of threats of violence and extra police officers on campus.

St. Louis man arrested after High Ridge gas station robbed

A St. Louis man faces a robbery charge in Jefferson County. Deputies say Charles W. Melvin, 50, entered the BP Gas Station in High Ridge at about 8 p.m. March 13.

Clinton and Bush head to Haiti on Monday

Findings released in Westville Marine's death

Health bill gains ground but release delayed

Clinton and Bush head to Haiti on Monday

Indiana Marine's death investigated

Pa. DA can't bring 'sexting' charges

NY gov.'s press aide quits in scandal; 4th to fall

Meltdown investigation widening

Al Qaeda websites present growing threat, FBI's Mueller warns

Oh, Biden! Veep trips over St. Pat's blessing for Irish prime minister's not-so-late mother