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Over 600 communities nationwide will walk to raise funds for Alzheimer’s care and research.
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The podcast features discussions about current national security issues with seasoned NPR journalists.
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This month, Moxie Cinema celebrates two decades in Springfield with a variety of tailored screenings and events open to the public.
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This month, Kelly speaks with the Backyard Naturalist, Loring Bullard, about how plant and maintain a yard for attracting pollinators and reducing water and pesticide use.
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During a lunch session of Springfield's City Council Tuesday, Councilmember Horton reflected on a recent compromise reached by Mayor Jeff Schrag and Councilmember Craig Hosmer. She hopes it can be a teachable moment.
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Hear reporting from the ribbon cutting on new classrooms at Field elementary in Springfield yesterday and a look at how Springfield’s City Council reached a compromise after recent disagreements over business licenses and property taxes. We will also have reporting on recent drought conditions in Missouri and a Missouri House Ethics investigation into local Representative Jeremy Dean.
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Musical and life partners Roxie & the Moon King have new music and they celebrate its release with other musical minds at Tie and Timber on Thursday September 18th, 2025
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The new space will help make room for Pershing students who will move to Field and Wilder next school year.
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The senator from Missouri said the large military installation with a long history of training soldiers and military law enforcement should be used to help ICE.
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Hear reporting on haunted history tours in Springfield and the MSU public affairs conference, news from Columbia, Missouri where a Palestinian student group is moving forward with a lawsuit against Mizzou and reporting on Sen. Josh Hawley's proposal that ICE agents train at Ft. Leonard Wood.