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Farmers Union Midwest Agency marks first year with customer appreciation event (opens the original)
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Tracie Warder, with Farmers Union Midwest Agency, braves the rain to cut a St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce ribbon on Tuesday afternoon. ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (News-Press NOW) â Rain pushed much of the celebration indoors Tuesday, but Farmers Union Midwest Agency still marked its first year in business with a St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce ribbon-cutting and customer appreciation event. Around 40 people, including numerous children, gathered at the agencyâs office at 4409 Rochester Road to celebrate
Crews work to upright hazardous tanker as I-29 reopening plan takes shape (opens the original)
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Missouri Department of Natural Resources, Missouri State Highway Patrol, Missouri Department of Transportation crews are shown Thursday morning near the scene of a tanker truck crash in Holt County near Mound City. HOLT COUNTY, Mo. (News-Press NOW) â Crews were working Thursday to upright an overturned tanker truck carrying sulfuric acid suspended with nitroglycerin on Interstate 29 in Holt County, with authorities planning to reopen northbound traffic and one southbound lane once the recovery
Stuber Health Center expands income eligibility for medical, dental services (opens the original)
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ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (News-Press NOW) â Stuber Health Center will expand its income eligibility guidelines beginning Oct. 1, a change Executive Director Latha Varghese said is designed to reach working residents who earn too much to qualify under the clinicâs current limits but still struggle to afford health care. The St. Joseph clinic, described as the oldest free and charitable clinic in the United States, is raising its eligibility threshold from 200% to 250% of the federal poverty level for
Area farmer, audiologist stress hearing protection during harvest (opens the original)
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ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (News-Press NOW) â With dust and debris being thrown into the air as harvest gets underway, along with the additional noise from farm machinery, one area farmer and a St. Joseph audiology center are stressing the importance of hearing protection and device care. Oregon, Missouri, farmer Bert Bailey told the News-Press last week that he has a drier at home for his cochlear implant, but taking his equipment in to see Pam Nelson, CEO and doctor of audiology at Quality Hearing & Au
Pumpkinfest to mark 30th year with three days of activities (opens the original)
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ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (News-Press NOW) â Pumpkinfest will return to the Pony Express Museum and Patee Park in October for its 30th year, bringing three days of music, childrenâs activities, demonstrations and longtime festival traditions. The festival is scheduled for Friday through Sunday, Oct. 2-4, on the Pony Express Museum grounds and in Patee Park. Organizers are promoting this yearâs event with the theme, âFollow the Yellow Trail to Pumpkinfest on Patee Park and Museum properties.â Kee
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