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Dry weather worsens in southern Missouri
Dry weather is worsening in Missouri, especially the southern half of the state, according to mapping by the U.S. Drought Monitor out of the University of Nebraska. State climatologist Pat Guinan reports “June was overall a hotter-than-average-month for Missouri, averaging about 2 degrees above normal, and it was also a dry month for most locations.”…
Missouri Higher Education & Workforce Development Commissioner to begin new chapter (LISTEN)
After six years on the job, Missouri Higher Education and Workforce Development Commissioner Zora Mulligan is switching gears. She steps down today to take on a new role – executive vice president of Missouri State University in southwest Missouri’s Springfield. Mulligan is one of the longest-serving commissioners of the state department. “It’s been just a…
Missouri educator stays on the job 48 years (LISTEN)
A Missouri educator thought she would work for about ten years within the state’s schools for the severely disabled. Turns out, Terry Neumeyer loved it so much she stayed for almost 48 years. “It got under my skin in a very, very good way,” she said. Fate is what led Neumeyer to be where she…
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