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Mexico veterans home sees higher employee retention | Mid-Missouri News - Vimarsana News

Mexico veterans home sees higher employee retention | Mid-Missouri News

Employee vacancy rates at Missouri Veterans Homes improved in fiscal year 2023 but remained relatively high.

Source: komu.com
Legal marijuana is now a $1 billion industry in Missouri - Vimarsana News

Legal marijuana is now a $1 billion industry in Missouri

A year after marijuana sales became legal in Missouri, the Department of Health and Social Services says it has brought in $1.7 billion to the Show-Me State.

Source: kmbc.com
Veterans nursing home system explores overhaul, included expanded services - Vimarsana News

Veterans nursing home system explores overhaul, included expanded services

Mired in a 40-year-old system, the Missouri Veterans Commission is pushing to evolve its nursing homes.

Bill seeks to task state commission with veteran suicide prevention - Vimarsana News

Bill seeks to task state commission with veteran suicide prevention

Veterans commit suicide at a rate substantially higher than that of the general population in the United States.

$4.7 million in medical marijuana money is budgeted for Missouri veterans projects - Vimarsana News

$4.7 million in medical marijuana money is budgeted for Missouri veterans projects

By JACK SUNTRUP | St. Louis Post-Dispatch | Published: February 8, 2021 JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (Tribune News Service) — Spending more than $4.7 million in medical marijuana proceeds on upgrades to Missouri veterans homes is among the items buried in Gov. Mike Parson's budget plan for next fiscal year. The proposed spending would go to HEPA filter installation, virus-response training, improved Wi-Fi to aid with telehealth and virtual family visits in veterans homes, among other projects, a spokeswoman for the veterans commission said. But the plan follows disagreement last year over who sho...