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In less than two years of selling legal recreational weed, Missouri’s cannabis market has grown to $1.4 billion — outperforming states with a longer history of marijuana legalization like Arizona, Colorado and Nevada. “Those are mature marketplaces, and you are surpassing them,” said Laurie ...
Since every April is Occupational Therapy Month, and I’m an occupational therapist, I thought I would take this month’s column and give you an overview of the discipline. Occupational therapy formally started in the early 1900s.
The grant exists with the purpose of enhancing the quality of these programs in Missouri by “improving alignment with business and industry occupational training needs,” and increasing “emphasis on training in high-demand occupations that have been determined to be in critical shortage,” according to the overview that was shared with ...
GLP-1 receptor agonists, originally developed for managing type 2 diabetes, have rapidly emerged as highly effective treatment options for obesity. Medications such as semaglutide (branded as Ozempic and Wegovy) and tirzepatide (branded as Mounjaro and Zepbound) work by mimicking a natural hormone ...
According to a news release, Kim is a board-certified family practice physician. He received his medical degree from the University of Health Sciences, College of Osteopathic Medicine in Kansas City.
Lloyd was father to Roger Sidney Ridge and Rebecca Lou Ridge Carlson, and host to countless family members, shanty shakers, ministers, friends, occasional wanderers and truckers that broke down because they couldn’t make it to the top of the hill on blacktop F. Lloyd was particular and very observant, he had a knack for noticing things like…seeing small dents on a car, noticing missing ...
Maryville, MO (64468) Today. Cloudy with heavy rain developing this afternoon.
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey, left, waves to the crowd while his wife, Jessica Bailey, right, claps Tuesday at the Holiday Inn in Columbia.
MARYVILLE, Mo. — With 23 books under his belt, local author Jason Offutt has long proven his love of the written word, and with his latest horror novel, “The Boy
Maryville R-II Assistant Superintendent Steve Klotz works on last-minute paperwork with John Rinehart, left, and Bradley Wegman, vice president, both with L.J. Hart & Co., of St. Louis, just before last week’s Maryville R-II Board of Education meeting.