The election is over. We all need to get over it and move on. Elections never turn out exactly like I would like if they have more than a couple of things to vote on. I don’t threaten to …
Fall Favorites in the Third District Fall is in full swing here in the heartland, and as we move into the season of giving thanks, there’s no better time to celebrate family togetherness …
It’s highly possible as you’re reading this that the outcome of the presidential election has not yet been determined. Not unexpected given the number of registered voters in the U.S., …
Election Day Is Here The election is today and Missourians have a full ballot, from key state and local races to several important ballot measures that could impact our communities for years to …
The Promise of NextGen MURR For so many of us, cancer isn’t just a word – it’s personal. Whether it’s touched a friend, family member, or even ourselves, cancer has left …
I voted last week, so I don’t have to listen to or read all the political advertising anymore this year. For the record, I really like the no excuse early voting we’ve had for a couple of …
Have you been notified in the last couple of months that your personal data was stolen from a bank, or insurance company or somewhere else? If you haven’t you are a rare resident of the United …
Rebuilding Stronger Natural disasters leave a lasting mark on communities, and for Missouri, the Great Flood of 1993 changed the landscape of agriculture for years to come. As floodwaters …
Low sun angles. Right now, they are bothering me if I am driving in the early morning or during the dinner hour. Gradually, as days get shorter with winter approaching, that is changing. But, …
Missouri’s Supply Chain Highway Imagine a local hardware store that’s been serving our community for generations. This family-owned business relies on a steady supply of tools, …
By the time you read this, Ben and I will have been vaccinated for covid again, as well as the flu. Either shot may not protect you completely but tend to keep you from having a severe case. Both …
Harvesting Missouri’s Best Fall is a time of tradition, and like many of you, I look forward to the season—cooler weather, cheering on the Chiefs, and enjoying fall festivities with …
It’s Monday, Sept. 30, as I write this and STILL the U.S. Congress has not finished the spending bills it is – by law – tasked to have done on Sept. 30. Folks, our members of …
The Importance of Voting We are entering the home stretch of the election season. In the coming weeks, I will be covering the different ballot proposals and telling you my position on each of …
From friendship to fraud Recently, I spoke with a resident from right here in the Third District who had fallen victim to a scam that seemed like something out of a thriller but, unfortunately, …
As of last Thursday, when I wrote this, the U.S. House of Representatives was dead in the water when it comes to passing budget bills that are supposed to take effect on Oct. 1, the start of the …