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By Editor | April 21, 2021 By MARK EVANS Masks are no longer required to enter the Ste. Genevieve County Courthouse. The County Commission voted last Thursday to reascend the mandate from last fall that face masks had to be worn to enter the building. With some 27 percent of the county vaccinated and numbers of confirmed active cases down, the commission decided to relax the entry requirement. Visitors will still have to get their temperature taken and certain offices within the building requir...

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Missouri municipal spending, prescription drug transparency bills advance by John Haughey, The Center Square  | February 23, 2021 08:00 AM Print this article Mandating publicly-accessible websites that offer constituents full disclosure of taxes collected and spent by local governments and requiring price-comparison tools for health care and pharmaceutical consumers have been a trend in state legislatures nationwide for a decade. A relatively recent strategy...

By Editor | January 12, 2021 By mark Evans mevans@stegenherald.com Dena Kreilter, executive director of the Ste. Genevieve Chamber of Commerce, reported to the Ste. Genevieve County Commission last Thursday that business was booming at the newly-reopened county license office. Kreitler since the office had been “swamped” since reopening on Jan. 4, after being closed more than nine months. The first day the office processed 168 transactions, Kreitler said. Two people from the Missouri Depart...

BRISTOL, Tenn. — All isn’t so calm, all isn’t so bright this Christmas Eve. Thanks to the omnipresence of COVID-19, some local churches plan to skip Christmas Eve services this year. But not all. Some local churches plan to press on with Christmas Eve programs. Some will open their sanctuary doors for parishioners to attend. Some intend to carry forth online and otherwise. “A lot of people don’t want to come out, so it will be online,” said Mark Overton, senior pas...

Repealed obamacare, and will come up with something that will be much better. >> the laws basic framework, the consumer protections online marketplaces and subsidies remain in place. lets do a quick fact check. the congressional budget office and joint committee on taxation say the move will reduce the federal budget deficit by $318 billion but could cause 4 million more to be uninsured by 2019 and the number could rise to 13 million by 2027. the organizations say premiums in the individual mark...

0 russian counterparts today in geneva to work out a deal to avert on strike on syria but making things more difficult is the op-ed from he questions american exceptionalism and lectures the president about not using military force to get his day. well have a lot of reaction from the u.s. and across the world this morning. very controversial. >> a lot of people will have a lot to say about that today. if youre in colorado this morning, youre watching this right now from kmgh. theyve been in brea...