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Month: January 2024

Vital statistics for Feb. 2

By NewsPress Now Marriage application Alexander Ivan Erwin, 23, and Jasmine Marie Aldape, 27, both of St. Joseph. James Leo Harris, 52, and Anna Pavlovna Khrupina, 35, both of St. Joseph. Dewayne Allan Fanning, 34, and Ashlei Joann Fetty, 31, both of St. Joseph. Jose Luis Leyva Morales, 35, and Gretell Rivas Fernandez, 34, both

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Must-Have Tech Upgrades for Your Life

By NewsPress Now (StatePoint) Want to simplify your life, boost your productivity and work smarter? Incorporating some of the latest tech developments into your routine may be the answer. According to Authority Hacker, 77% of devices use some sort of Artificial Intelligence (AI), and 50% of consumers are becoming more optimistic about using the technology.

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Hardin, Jimmy L. 1967-2024 St. Joseph, Mo.

By NewsPress Now Jimmy Lee Hardin, 56, of St. Joseph, passed away Jan. 27, 2024. Survivors: sisters, Jerri Ann Jones, Cindy (Thomas) Lawrie, Terri Hardin, Trish (Tim) Wiederholt; sister-in-law, Connie Preston; daughter, Jaycee Erickson; son, Andrew Hawley; grandson, Brody Hawley. Funeral Service: 2 p.m. Friday, Feb. 2, at Roberson-Polley Chapel, Albany, Missouri. Burial: White Oak

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Kempf, Neva 1933-2024 St. Joseph, Mo.

By NewsPress Now Neva Kempf, 90, St. Joseph, passed away Monday, Jan. 29, 2024. Survivors include siblings, Charles Kempf (Joan), and Joyce White; sister-in-law, Betty Kempf; nieces and nephews, Theresa Bally (Joel), Judy Myers (Buzz), Charles (Debbie) Kempf, Cheri Kempf, Michael George, Christy George; numerous great-nieces, great-nephews, other extended family members and friends. Graveside Farewell

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Debate over psychedelic therapy returns to Missouri General Assembly

By Missouri Independent via My Courier-Tribune Republican lawmakers are once again pushing legislation that would require Missouri to conduct a clinical study on using psilocybin, more commonly referred to as “magic mushrooms,” to treat depression, substance use or as part end-of-life care. Last year, the House overwhelmingly approved the measure. But it never made it

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Deal on initiative changes, Parson appointees ends overnight Missouri Senate filibuster

By Missouri Independent via My Courier-Tribune Missouri Republican Senate leaders on Tuesday won confirmation for all of Gov. Mike Parson’s pending appointees to state office as members of the Freedom Caucus backed down from a demand that the upper chamber approve initiative petition changes as the price for confirmation. For almost 16 hours, members of

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