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Joplin med school students graduate 10 years after tornado LISA GUTIERREZ, The Kansas City Star May 12, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 6 1of6Cali Clark, is one of the first graduates of the Kansas City University school of medicine, poses in Joplin, Mo., on Friday, May 7, 2021. On Sunday, May 9, just days before the 10th anniversary of monstrous EF5 tornado that slammed the town, 131 students will graduate from Kansas City University’s College of Osteopathic Medicine in Joplin, which...

The Tonight Show. Wendi Smith. The Tonight Show. It’s a conversation that might be relatable to some. Smith knew the song she had in mind, but had trouble coming up with the artist. That’s when she turned to her daughter for help. “What’s the song like doodads bop maybe by the Jonas Brothers or some boy band,” she texted Schulte. Here’s how the rest of the texts went: Schulte: “Hmm. I’m not sure.” Smith: “Doodads Bop” Smith: “Doodads Bops Bops. Doodads.” Smith: “Yes!...

Dare to dream and build connections John Newby FacebookTwitterEmail As I have visited communities and various businesses over the years, I have seen very few guilty of dreaming too big. In fact, unfortunately most communities, businesses, and their leaders are guilty of the exact opposite. Far too many dream and think far too small. Vic Johnson said it best when he said, “Big dreams drive us to do things we’d never do for lesser dreams — in many ways they almost pull us through the obstac...

Wind damage, flooding reported after storms hit parts of Missouri No tornadoes had been verified as of Wednesday afternoon Share Updated: 10:06 PM CDT Apr 28, 2021 KMBC No tornadoes had been verified as of Wednesday afternoon Share Updated: 10:06 PM CDT Apr 28, 2021 Strong storms swept across parts of Missouri on Wednesday, flooding a popular state park and causing wind damage.Live camera footage showed raging waters at Roaring River, a popular fishing dest...

Branson approves ordinance allowing food truck courts A new food truck court will be located at in the middle of the parking lot at the Branson Meadows Shopping Center in Branson. One business has already expressed interest in the project. (Source: KY3) By Region 8 Newsdesk | April 24, 2021 at 4:17 PM CDT - Updated April 24 at 4:17 PM BRANSON, Mo. (KAIT/KY3) - The city of Branson will soon have its first food truck court following an ordinance passed earlier this month. One local group i...

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By Tay Hamilton Apr 15, 2021 If you didnt know, the Wayne D show gets the awesome pleasure to broadcast from Jason Aldeans Kitchen and Rooftop on Broadway, Downtown Nashville. And its been really cool seeing all of the painting and building of Miranda Lamberts new bar, since we are just right across the street. Literally, we can see it all from our studio windows! Theres still lots to be done and its definitely going to be Bachelorette nation! Theres still no date for the grand opening, but w...

Missouri to begin $5M COVID-19 vaccination campaign HEATHER HOLLINGSWORTH, Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail Missouri is preparing to launch a $5 million ad campaign to urge residents to get the coronavirus vaccine as appointment times begin to go unfilled in some places even though the state expanded eligibility to everyone age 16 or older. Called Stronger Together, the campaign will begin next month and will provide vaccination information through radio, TV, print and social media messag...

By Tay Hamilton Apr 15, 2021 If you didnt know, the Wayne D show gets the awesome pleasure to broadcast from Jason Aldeans Kitchen and Rooftop on Broadway, Downtown Nashville. And its been really cool seeing all of the painting and building of Miranda Lamberts new bar, since we are just right across the street. Literally, we can see it all from our studio windows! Theres still lots to be done and its definitely going to be Bachelorette nation! Theres still no date for the grand opening, but w...

Learn about the former slave who helped build New Haven April 15, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail A statue of William Lanson in New HavenHearst Connecticut Media file NEW HAVEN — A seminar and film discussing 19th century Black community leader William Lanson, a former slave, is being offered by Site Projects|New Haven later this month, according to a release. The event, “The Life and Times of William Lanson: Black Freeman in 19th Century New Haven,” will be held via Zoom from 3-4:30 p.m. April...