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Nick Place, the dean of University of Georgia’s College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences (CAES), shared an update on the state of agriculture and the college at the Madison County

Of Missouris 114 counties, 105 are classified as areas with too few physicians and too little health care.

The 2023 cohort of Rural Scholars brings a wide range of interests and ambitions with them as they complete their first semester at the University of Georgia’s College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences. The third round of students recruited through the CAES Rural Scholars Program includes Jay Lavender of Statham, Georgia; Ashley Rowell of Douglas, Georgia; and Willow Waldrep of Forsyth, Georgia.

ATHENS -- The 2023 cohort of Rural Scholars brings a wide range of interests and ambitions with them as they complete their first semester at the University of Georgia’s College

Millions of dollars are coming to Missouri to help combat the physician shortage in rural areas.

The grant will be used to recruit youth from rural communities to engage in health care opportunities.

The University of Missouri School of Medicine is receiving $16 Million to Address Rural Physician Shortage. The Federal award will provide $4 million annually o

Crystal Umfress was booked into the Cape Girardeau County Jail Thursday afternoon, according to online records. She was released Thursday evening.

The $16 million federal award will help expand the schools programs that address the shortage across the state.

A federal award will help health care in rural Missouri.  A federal award of $16 million is going to the University of Missouri School of Medicine to address a