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‘Give Like Dolly’: Kirksville Kiwanis Club collecting dining donations (opens the original)
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KIRKSVILLE, Mo. â The Kirksville Kiwanis Club is encouraging residents to âGive like Dollyâ on Friday Sept. 25. Following their Friday service, TK Prime Steak House in Kirksville will be donating 10% of their proceeds to Dolly Parton's Imagination Library in Adair County. The program gifts books free of charge to children from birth to age five by working with community partners. This Adair County effort will include other local restaurants, so keep an eye out for more dining donation oppo
TSU nursing program faces temporary hijacking of homework website (opens the original)
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KIRKSVILLE, Mo. â Nursing students at Truman State University had to face a unique hurdle on Monday thanks to a group of hackers allegedly returning from retirement. Truman Media Network reports that Elsevier, a homework site used by Truman's nursing department, was hijacked by an online group known as LAPSUS$. The initial story comes from The Index, a student led newspaper publication under Truman Media Network. The Index article shared that students attempting to use Elsevier were directed t
Kirksville Planning and Zoning talk data center regulations (opens the original)
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KIRKSVILLE, Mo. â The Kirksville Planning and Zoning Commission hosted a special meeting with a public hearing portion Wednesday evening to talk data center regulation. According to the commission, they've spent the last six weeks considering regulations that would proactively protect the city should a data center come around. No data centers have been proposed at this time. Theyâve collected data from various other cities, counties, and states to study their approach to data centers before
Quincy alderman controversy sparks free speech debate (opens the original)
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QUINCY, Illinois â Critics say Quincy Alderman Mike Adkins shared islamophobic content and made hateful comments on Facebook two weeks before the 25th anniversary of the 911 attacks. In the wake of those comments, and a notable absence from the last couple council meetings, a firestorm erupted upon his return to the desk at Monday night's meeting. Some residents took to the public comment portion of the meeting to defend his remarks as protected free speech, while others are still demanding co
Screenings & fun this weekend at Kirksville Healthcare Expo (opens the original)
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KIRKSVILLE, Mo. â A.T. Still University, Northeast Regional Medical Center, and Northeast Missouri Health Council are teaming up once again to bring the Kirksville Healthcare Expo to town on Saturday from 10 a.m to 2 p.m. There will be a wide range of free health screenings, family-fun activities and plenty of exhibits for both the public and professionals to enjoy. âThe 60 exhibits are from both the regional and national level,â Gaylah Sublette, president of A.T. Still University of Healt
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