Secretary of State Denny Hoskins Recognizes National Marriage Week; Announces New Parental Leave Policy
JEFFERSON CITY, MO – Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins has issued a proclamation recognizing February 7-14, 2025, as National Marriage Week, emphasizing the importance of strong marriages and families in building a thriving society. “Marriage is the foundation for strong families,” said Secretary Hoskins. “My…
Missouri State Senator Rusty Black’s Deep Ties to Corporate Donors Revealed
In the world of politics, money often dictates priorities, and nowhere is this more evident than in the case of Missouri State Senator Rusty Black. While Black presents himself as a champion of rural communities and small businesses, a deep dive into his financial backing…
Hoskins Announces Program on the U.S. Army Iron Riders
JEFFERSON CITY, MO – Secretary of State Denny Hoskins announced a program about the 25th Infantry Regiment Bicycle Corps. Part of the Friends of the Missouri State Archives Thursday Evening Speaker Series, the event will occur at the Missouri State Archives, a division of Hoskins’…
Keytesville R-III: A Small School Making a Big Impact
When you sit down with Will Perkins, Superintendent of Keytesville R-III School District, it’s immediately clear that he is an educator at heart—deeply invested in the success of his students and the well-being of the community. Over his 18-month tenure, Mr. Perkins has worked to…
How Land Banks Could Harm Chariton County: A Closer Look at SB 388
Land banks, often hailed as a solution for revitalizing communities by managing tax-delinquent and vacant properties, may seem like a promising tool. However, for rural areas like Chariton County, Missouri, their implementation could introduce significant challenges that outweigh their potential benefits. Senate Bill 388, sponsored…