Shelby County Historical Society Museum Dispute: Statewide Implications for Senator O’Laughlin Amid Questions of Accountability
Shelbina, MO – The ongoing museum dispute at the Shelby County Historical Society in Shelbina, Missouri, has escalated from a local controversy into a matter of statewide concern, raising serious questions about the conduct of Missouri State Senator Cindy O’Laughlin, Senate President Pro Tem, and…
Missouri State Archives Launches New “Show-Me” Genealogy Fellowship
JEFFERSON CITY, MO — The Friends of the Missouri State Archives proudly announce the launch of the inaugural “Show-Me” Genealogy Fellowship, a new annual award supporting genealogical research using Missouri’s rich public records. The fellowship offers a $1,500 award to assist with travel expenses for…
Shelbina Museum Dispute: Senator Cindy O’Laughlin Defends Role, Highlights Internal Rift at Shelby County Historical Society
Shelbina, MO – A contentious dispute at the Shelby County Historical Society Museum in Shelbina has thrust Missouri State Senator Cindy O’Laughlin, Senate President Pro Tem, into the spotlight, with allegations of abuse of power giving way to a more complex narrative of internal board…
Secretary Denny Hoskins Applauds President Trump’s Executive Order on Election Integrity: Make Elections Great Again!
JEFFERSON CITY, MO – Today, Secretary of State Denny Hoskins, CPA, praised President Donald J. Trump’s leadership following the issuance of a new executive order titled “Preserving and Protecting the Integrity of American Elections.” Signed on March 25, 2025, the executive order delivers sweeping reforms…
Senator Cindy O’Laughlin Accused of Abusing Power in Shelby County Museum Break-In, Commenter Places Her at Scene
Shelbina, MO – Missouri State Senator Cindy O’Laughlin, Senate President Pro Tem, faces grave accusations of abusing her power in an alleged break-in at the Shelby County Historical Society Museum in Shelbina. A Facebook post from the Society, dated March 25, 2025, claims O’Laughlin and…
Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins visits counties ahead of municipal elections
CALIFORNIA, MO — With Missouri’s municipal elections fast approaching, Secretary of State Denny Hoskins, CPA, is traveling across the state to meet with county clerks and election officials, ensuring a smooth and transparent election process. In Moniteau County, Hoskins met with County Clerk Roberta Elliot…
Power Plays Over People: How Missouri’s SS2 SB 4 Ties Campaign Cash to Utility Rate Hikes
In 2025, Missouri’s 103rd General Assembly passed SS2 SB 4, the Missouri energy bill 2025 pitched as modernization but operating more like a “Green New Scam”—a utility cash grab cloaked in eco-friendly rhetoric. Senator Rusty Black (R), representing northwest Missouri’s District 12, and Representative Tim…
Secretary Hoskins Removes 18,637 Deceased Voters from Rolls in First 60 Days of New Administration
JEFFERSON CITY, MO – Just 60 days into his tenure, Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins, CPA, has taken decisive action to strengthen election integrity by removing 18,637 deceased voters from the state’s voter rolls. This swift and thorough cleanup—achieved in partnership with local election…
Secretary of State Hoskins Suspends Funding to Overdrive Vendor Amid Content Concerns
JEFFERSON CITY, MO – Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins, CPA, has suspended funding to Overdrive following allegations regarding inappropriate materials accessible to minors. The Secretary has called on the vendor to provide a thorough review of its policies and procedures to ensure proper safeguards…
Tim Taylor’s Vote on HB 594 & HB 508: Tax Breaks for Corporate Farms, Higher Land Costs for Independent Farmers
Imagine a Missouri where family farms vanish, swallowed by corporate giants while land prices soar beyond reach. That’s the future Representative Tim Taylor is ushering in with his YES vote on HB 594 and HB 508, bills that grant a 100% capital gains tax deduction…