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NEXT helps small business owners understand the zoning laws that determine if they can live where they work.
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.
Continue ReadingOANDA used Census data to see how top import prices and currency values may shift amid tariff fluctuations and ongoing uncertainty.
Continue ReadingQMedic compiled a list of chemicals in food, water, and consumer goods, their health risks, and how to avoid them, using CDC and journals like Nature.
Continue ReadingNorthwell Health partnered with Stacker to rank 15 U.S. metropolitan areas by the share of adults who reported feeling lonely.
Continue ReadingST. JOSEPH, Mo. (News-Press NOW) — Missouri Western students could see an all-new dentistry program offered in the coming years through a potential partnership with the UMKC School of Dentistry. UMKC leaders unveiled an expansion plan for a new School of Dentistry satellite program at Missouri Western State University this week, a partnership aimed at
Continue ReadingCNN By Max Saltman, CNN (CNN) — Since Donald Trump began his second term, Canadian politician Doug Ford has become one of the loudest international voices to contest the US president’s “America First” trade policy. The Ontario premier is now a ubiquitous presence on US cable news as he pushes back against US tariffs on
Continue ReadingBenton girls basketball is headed back to the Class 4 quarterfinals following a 77-32 thrashing of Excelsior Springs on Tuesday night. It was a sluggish start for the Cardinals on Tuesday, as they had trouble finding the bottom of the net early in the ball game. But those struggles wouldn’t follow them long. Benton would
Continue ReadingAbove average temperatures and fair skies will make for a warm and dry mid-week, before gusty winds and chances for showers and thunderstorms return Friday. Upper 60s and sunshine late Tuesday afternoon will give way to a cool off after sunset, with mostly clear skies continuing. Overnight lows will fall into the upper 30s to
Continue ReadingMissouri Western State University is set to begin a national search for its next head men’s basketball coach following Will Martin’s resignation, the university announced Wednesday. “Will is a class act who has led our program with love, passion, and integrity,” athletic director Andy Carter said. “I appreciate his dedication to our student-athletes and our
Continue ReadingSt. Joseph residents will head to the polls on April 8 to vote for two school board members and to approve or deny a 60-cent property tax levy, known as Proposition 2, which covers the school district’s plans to move to a new two-high school model.
Continue ReadingNews-Press NOW’s Leah Rainwater (left) and SJSD School Board Candidate Cassandra Veale (right) talk about Veale’s interests in running for School Board.
Continue ReadingST. JOSEPH, Mo. (News-Press NOW) — Community members can bid on auction items while helping youth in St. Joseph at a benefit event later this month.
Continue ReadingST. JOSEPH, Mo. (News-Press NOW) — Friday night brings the chance to play a familiar game with an international twist.
Continue ReadingST. JOSEPH, Mo. (News-Press NOW) — Missouri Western students could see an all-new dentistry program offered in the coming years through a potential partnership with the UMKC School of Dentistry. UMKC leaders unveiled an expansion plan for a new School of Dentistry satellite program at Missouri Western State University this week, a partnership aimed at
Continue ReadingST. JOSEPH, Mo. (News-Press NOW) — Spring is rolling into St. Joseph and it’s bringing Red Flag Warnings along for the ride. When a Red Flag Warning is put into effect, it means concerning fire-related weather conditions are happening, or are imminent. A warning was in effect on Tuesday, and others could be issued later this week. The catalysts of the warnings are strong winds, low relative humidity and
Continue ReadingLocal businesses are keeping busy despite a recent group of break-ins in the Downtown area.
Continue ReadingPlease fix it I just want to do a second plea to replace the rubber on the city boat ramp. Please do that. It’s dangerous. People can get cut on it. It tears your boat up. And they just need to fix it. It’s been like that for three years now, so please, city, fix
Continue ReadingBy Grandma’s Best-Loved RecipesSubmitted by Mary Bailey This easy bread recipe is perfect for St. Patrick’s Day. Irish Soda Bread 4 cups all-purpose flour 1/4 cup sugar 1 tablespoon baking powder 1 teaspooon baking soda 1 teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon caraway seeds 1/3 cup vegetable shortening 1 cup raisins or currants 1 egg 1 3/4
Continue ReadingOccasionally, a story is told that warrants a word of thanks to readers. In the Nov. 14 issue of the Corner Post, an article introduced readers to a group of volunteers who gather twice a year to work on a project that helps strangers throughout the world. Recently, we stopped by the Rolf Farm near
Continue ReadingBy Wayne Flanary | University of Missouri ExtensionSubmitted to Corner Post Liming acid soils can increase yields, for example, research from changing the pH from 4.5 to 6.0 increased soybean yields by fifteen percent. The benefit of liming comes from increasing the soil pH to the crop’s favorable range for growth. There are many other
Continue ReadingBy Linda GeistUniversity of Missouri Extension CARROLLTON, Mo. — If a leprechaun leaps from the faerie den this St. Patrick’s Day to ask if you know a shamrock from a clover, what will you answer? “If you said the shamrock is a clover, you’re in luck,” says University of Missouri Extension field horticulturist Kathi Mecham.
Continue ReadingBy Julie HarkerUniversity of Missouri Extension COLUMBIA, Mo. – University of Missouri Extension’s Pearls of Production committee is hosting five online sessions for women livestock producers across the state over the next few months. Although the content is created for women producers, all producers are welcome to attend. The first “Pixels for Production” session is
Continue ReadingBy Kirt Anthony Submitted to Corner Post When you hear the word “barber” do you think of a red, white and blue spiral-striped pole? Does the name Floyd come to mind? Most readers of this article who were born after 1800 would answer Yes to the first question. (Readers of this article who were born
Continue ReadingCheck out these upcoming events. 21st Annual Farm City Breakfast, 7-9 a.m. March 14 in St. Joseph, Missouri 72nd Annual Lions Pancake Days, March 14-16, St. Joseph, Missouri (see page 8) Laughlin Angus Open House Bull Sale, March 15, Maryville Missouri Free Spaghetti Dinner, 4-6 p.m. Sunday, March 16, First Baptist Church, 21298 Chestnut Street,
Continue ReadingBy Region D Recycling & Solid Waste Management DistrictSubmitted to Corner Post ST. JOSEPH, Mo. — A free composting class for residents of Andrew, Buchanan, Clinton, and DeKalb Counties will be offered on two different dates in May to educate people on the process and benefits of composting at home. Todd Higgins, a horticulture specialist
Continue ReadingRemember the story about the country mouse that went to visit his cousin in the city, and then the visitor returned the favor by playing host to the city mouse? Both learned new things about the other’s lifestyle, including advantages and disadvantages. Each developed an appreciation for what they had, and for how they could
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