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Archaeology Day activities set for Thousand Hills State Park on Saturday (opens the original)
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NEAR KIRKSVILLE, Mo.âThis Saturday, Thousand Hills State Park near Kirksville will host an archaeology day at their petroglyph site. Thousand Hills State Park is one of two State Parks in Missouri with petroglyphs that are over a thousand years old. This will be the fourth one the park will put on. It helps highlight September as Archeology Month. Most of the activities will be tabletop in nature, at either the parking lot or at the public beach shelter, depending on the weather. Thousand Hill
Monarch migration and what you can do to help them on their journey (opens the original)
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IOWA, ILLINOIS & MISSOURIâ As summer changes to fall, the monarch butterflies start their migration south to Central Mexico and Southern California. Monarchs throughout the summer are located all over the United States, and during the migration process, you might see some of them moving through. "They are not going to be stopping to reproduce, that southward population that we see in September is going to be just strictly stopping to nectar. They make a journey of thousands of miles, so they d
School renovation projects nearing completion as first day of school nears (opens the original)
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KIRKSVILLE, Mo. - As the school year approaches, there are current construction projects going on at the Kirksville R-III School District. In April 2024, a bond issue passed that allowed funds to be used to renovated and further secure the Kirksville R-III School District. Several projects are still on going on campus with most getting close to the deadline. The new parking lot west of William Mathew Middle School has been completed but new concrete north of the parking lot still needs to be pou
Shaping America: Kirksville Missouri (opens the original)
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The next town on our journey is the town of Kirksville Missouri, with a population around 17 thousand. Kirksville was originally laid out in 1841 and would be named after the hotel and tavern owner as well as the first postmaster, Jesse Kirk. However, the town would not get incorporated until 1857. Kirksville would also play a role in the Civil War as the site of a battlefield when Union troops under the command of John McNeil routed the Confederate volunteers led by Joseph Porter out of the are
Rotary Club of Kirksville awards two with Ray Klinginsmith Award (opens the original)
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KIRKSVILLE, Mo. - On Wednesday, the Rotary Club of Kirksville held a special session at the Kirksville Country Club. Two Ray Klinginsmith awards were handed out to two individuals, one from the Kirksville Rotary Club and one from the Kirksville Thousand Hills Rotary Club. Ray Klinginsmith had a long history of community service in the Kirksville area, acting as the Rotary International president from 2010 to 2011. The award has been given out since 2008 in honor of his legacy of exemplary servic
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