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  • 1 month ago | krcu.org | John Moore

    On this episode of 'Going Public', we speak with Heather Collier, Donor Relations and Communications Manager at the Southeast Missouri Food Bank. Collier discusses the SEMO Food Bank's efforts to support communities affected by recent severe storms and tornadoes in Southeast Missouri. The food bank serves 80,000 individuals monthly across 16 counties, working with 140 partner agencies.

  • Jul 10, 2024 | gazette.com | John Moore

    One person died at the Avett Brothers’ July 5 concert at Red Rocks, officials from the city of Denver and Jefferson County Sheriff's Office confirmed Wednesday. “Preliminarily, this appears to be nothing more than a very sad, unforeseen medical event,” said Jacki Kelly, public affairs director for the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office.

  • Feb 23, 2024 | times-standard.com | John Moore

    Reality check, people. We keep reading letters from anti-Trump fanatics, telling us how bad he is. But I seem to recall that he was president for four years, and nothing much happened. In any case, in the presidential election, California is a winner-take-all state. The candidate with the most popular votes gets all of the electoral votes. In California, Democrats outnumber Republicans by two to one, so whoever the Democrat candidate is, gets all of the electoral college votes.

  • Oct 25, 2023 | krcu.org | John Moore

    During our interview, Leslie Washington recapped the recent 'VintageNOW' Fashion Show fundraising event held Sat. Oct. 21, 2023, and talked about the various services offered at the local Safe House of Southeast Missouri for those experiencing domestic abuse and violence. She also discussed the upcoming Domestic Violence Awareness Month Candlelight Vigil at Southeast Missouri State University, which will be held outside of Kent Library Wed. Oct.

  • Aug 29, 2023 | journalgazette.net | John Moore

    As evidenced by the quantity of recent letters and other editorial comment, the issue of overcrowded conditions at the Allen County jail continues to generate a good deal of heat. More, a coming hearing on the matter with the federal judge seems likely to fuel the discussion. Unfortunately, much of the commentary is based on a more or less incomplete understanding of who’s responsible for these problems and what, exactly, they are doing about it.

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26 May 23

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25 May 23

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