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  1. Article · Sep 18, 2026 · Julia Thomas

    Nearly 600 students compete in livestock judging contest at John Wood Ag Center (opens the original)

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    BAYLIS, Ill. — Nearly 600 high school 4-H and FFA students traveled to the John Wood Community College Agricultural Education Center on Friday to test their livestock evaluation skills during the school's annual livestock judging contest. Students from across the region participated in the event, judging nine classes of cattle, hogs, sheep and goats. According to John Wood agriculture science instructor and livestock evaluation coach Jordan Rauch, the competition challenges students to evaluat

  2. Article · Sep 3, 2026 · Julia Thomas

    Ribbon-cutting held Thursday for Macon’s completed Highway 36-63 interchange project (opens the original)

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    MACON, Mo. - The Highway 36-63 interchange improvement project in Macon is officially complete, and Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) officials marked the milestone with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday morning. Representatives from MoDOT, the Missouri State Highway Patrol, Macon city officials and other community leaders gathered to celebrate the completion of the project, which was finished ahead of schedule. The project included widening ramps, adding second lanes on the off-ram

  3. Article · Aug 21, 2026 · Julia Thomas

    Shelby County celebrates opening of new sheriff's office, 911 center and jail (opens the original)

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    SHELBY COUNTY, Mo. — Shelby County officials, state leaders and community members gathered Friday in Shelbyville to celebrate the completion of a new sheriff's office, 911 dispatch center and jail, marking a major investment in public safety infrastructure. The event featured a ribbon-cutting ceremony, guided tours of the facility and food for attendees as residents got their first look inside the new building. The approximately $7.5 million facility replaces the county's aging jail, which had

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