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SmartAsset identifies the U.S. cities with the highest populations of people aged 55 to 64 to determine where the biggest shifts out of the workforce and into retirement may occur.
Continue ReadingSmartAsset identifies the U.S. cities with the highest populations of people aged 55 to 64 to determine where the biggest shifts out of the workforce and into retirement may occur.
Continue ReadingRamp explains the Automated Clearing House network, including payments and how they work, who uses the network, and why it’s an essential part of modern banking.
Continue ReadingSquare reports on the most compelling global restaurant trends shaping the food and beverage industry in 2025, from automation to diversifying revenue streams.
Continue ReadingEdmunds combs search data to find the 25 U.S. cars capturing the most online attention.
Continue ReadingHers looks at how weight loss barriers differ across the U.S.
Continue ReadingStacker ranked the top 50 films turning 50 in 2025, providing a strong overview of the innovative and long-lasting impact of 1975 cinema.
Continue ReadingMARYVILLE, Mo. (News-Press NOW) — The Maryville R-II School District announced its superintendent, Logan Lightfoot, has been placed on administrative leave. Maryville R-II School District Board of Education President Josh McKim said Lightfoot has been on administrative leave since Monday, Feb. 24. A hearing is scheduled for Lightfoot on Thursday, March 20, at the district’s
Continue ReadingST. JOSEPH, Mo. — School board candidates voiced their opinions on subjects ranging from a move to two high schools to improving school attendance at a St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce forum on Wednesday morning. All six candidates were in attendance and answered questions about important topics affecting the St. Joseph School District. A hot
Continue ReadingST. JOSEPH, Mo. — Construction is underway on Maple Leaf Parkway at St. Joseph’s first true skateboard park, putting the much-anticipated facility one step closer to reality for the local skateboarding community. Crews with skatepark specialist Spohn Ranch have been ramping up excavation work for the $450,000 facility at 1942 Mapleleaf Boulevard this week, with
Continue ReadingST. JOSEPH, Mo. — The Kansas City Chiefs have been active this offseason, making critical moves to try and keep their roster up to par for a Super Bowl return. Their latest efforts have centered around restructuring contracts, opening up the salary cap to remain competitive in free agency. Those restructured included quarterback Patrick Mahomes
Continue ReadingCNN By Alli Rosenbloom, CNN and Cecilia Domínguez, CNN en Español (CNN) — Rogelio “Roger” Nores, a close friend of Liam Payne who was one of the last people to see the former One Direction singer alive, believes that Payne’s death was the result of an “extremely unfortunate” series of events. Payne fell to his
Continue ReadingAbove average temperatures and sunshine will continue on Thursday, before a strong low pressure system brings gusty winds and a chance for scattered strong storms on Friday. Passing clouds Wednesday evening will give way to clear skies late, with overnight lows dropping into the mid to low 40s after midnight and light easterly breezes. Abundant
Continue ReadingSamijo Mitchell, right, the president of the Junior League of St. Joseph, said the group offers women the opportunity to lead, volunteer and find the people they most resonate with.
Continue ReadingThe St. Joseph City Council will vote on a $4.7 million contract with E.L. Crawford for construction of the new animal shelter at 3405 S. Belt Highway at its March 17 meeting.
Continue ReadingOne of the world’s largest wrestling companies is coming to St. Joseph. TNA Wrestling will add to St. Joseph’s history with wrestling when it hosts iMPACT! on Friday and Saturday, March 28 and 29, at the Civic Arena. Performers like Matt Hardy and Jeff Hardy, Nic Nemeth, Joe Hendry, Masha Slamovich, Steve Maclin, Moose and
Continue ReadingST. JOSEPH, Mo. — Construction is underway on Maple Leaf Parkway at St. Joseph’s first true skateboard park, putting the much-anticipated facility one step closer to reality for the local skateboarding community. Crews with skatepark specialist Spohn Ranch have been ramping up excavation work for the $450,000 facility at 1942 Mapleleaf Boulevard this week, with
Continue ReadingST. JOSEPH, Mo. — Missouri Department of Agriculture Director Chris Chinn visited St. Joseph on Wednesday to attend the St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce’s agri-business meeting.
Continue ReadingCNN By Curt Devine, Casey Tolan and Audrey Ash, CNN (CNN) — As the Office of Personnel Management oversaw the layoffs of thousands of federal workers and pressed others to justify their positions, the agency’s chief spokesperson repeatedly used her office for a side hustle: aspiring Instagram fashion influencer. In at least a dozen videos
Continue ReadingST. JOSEPH, Mo. — Hillyard students with a goal of learning to fly won’t have to dream anymore. Hillyard Technical Center is partnering with the FlyTech Pilot Academy to give students realistic flight experiences with a full-motion flight simulator. While the simulator may be a fun hobby or club for many students, it’s also meant
Continue ReadingST. JOSEPH, Mo. (News-Press NOW) — No one ever said building one (or two) new high schools would be easy. Not in this city. To win voter approval, supporters of Proposition 2 must navigate voter mistrust, antipathy for property taxes and resistance to change. If only you could heat those old buildings with nostalgia. Less
Continue ReadingSpending money like drunken sailors The New York Post website says ignore the stock market, Wall Street dealing with painful detox from government spending addiction. Boy, isn’t that true? That was on Fox News. And I started clapping. Yep, they’re spending on money like a bunch of drunken sailors. Now let’s see if we can
Continue ReadingHAMILTON, Mo. – Marvin Ross Nickell, 97, Hamilton, Missouri, passed away on March 11, 2025, at the Hillcrest Manor Nursing Home, Hamilton. Marvin moved to Hamilton in 1955 and previously lived in Columbia and Skidmore, Missouri. Marvin was born on June 18, 1927, in Daviess County, Missouri, to Gay and Jessie (Cox) Nickell. He earned
Continue ReadingLate Notices Donna M. Eads WEATHERBY, Mo. -Donna Mae Eads, 70, died March 8, 2025. Cremation under the direction of Turner Family Funeral Home. www.turnerfamilyfuneral.com Kyle L. Johnson MAYSVILLE, Mo. -Kyle Leon Johnson, 60, died March 7, 2025. Celebration of life service 2 p.m. March 21 at Turner Family Funeral Home in Maysville. www.turnerfamilyfuneral.com Suzanne
Continue ReadingCharlie Health presents examples of pop culture characters who exhibit narcissistic tendencies—plus guidance on what to do if you notice narcissistic traits in yourself or others.
Continue ReadingGetYourGuide shares an overview of nine must-do activities to celebrate Easter in Barcelona.
Continue ReadingNEXT helps small business owners understand the zoning laws that determine if they can live where they work.
Continue ReadingVivian Health explores how much travel nurses earned in early March 2025, explains why travelers are paid more generously, and highlights additional perks.
Continue ReadingThe Salt Lake Tribune reports on a project to create a six-story apartment complex out of recycled metal boxes.
Continue ReadingTeamSense reports that, as ICE raids increase and work permit renewals face delays, manufacturers are seeing a sharp rise in absenteeism, particularly in high-impact states like Texas and New York. TeamSense data reveals the growing workforce challenges and how HR leaders are preparing for potential disruptions.
Continue ReadingStacker examined partisan divides on public education using polling data from the Pew Research Center and relevant news reports.
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