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PILGRIM MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, 2507 W. Hill St., will honor the fathers and men of the church at 10 a.m. Sunday. The speaker will be Circuit Judge-Elect Jackie Harris. Everyone is invited to attend. There will also be special presentations of men who have made significant contributions to the church and community. The Rev. Kevin L. Crumpton is pastor of Pilgrim church.

After amendments to Missouris NIL laws, the University of Missouri will be able to expand its NIL program for its student athletes.

The mass shooting in Buffalo, New York, has renewed a debate about tactical body armor, which is largely unregulated across the country.

Goldman Sachs awarded a Black Women Impact Grant to TOPPS Inc. of Pine Bluff. TOPPS was one of 50 agencies nationwide to receive the grant announced Wednesday.

Dr. Fauci, who is fully vaccinated and received two boosters, has not been in close contact with President Biden recently and is currently isolating at home.

Fanatics has tapped former Dick Clark Productions CEO Mike Mahan to lead its trading cards and digital collectibles business, including Candy Digital and Topps.

Missouri’s NIL program is getting a revamp thanks to the SB 718 amendment, and includes an ongoing partnership with the Missouri School of Journalism, School of Law, and the Trulaske College of Business.

Fanatics has tapped former Dick Clark Productions CEO Mike Mahan to lead its trading cards and digital collectibles business, including Candy Digital and Topps.

Fanatics has tapped former Dick Clark Productions CEO Mike Mahan to lead its trading cards and digital collectibles business, including Candy Digital and Topps.

Fanatics has tapped former Dick Clark Productions CEO Mike Mahan to lead its trading cards and digital collectibles business, including Candy Digital and Topps.