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The Community Blood Center of the Ozarks' Extra, Extra campaign runs through January 11.
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Hear reporting from a public listening session on funding a potential convention and event center in Springfield, a new community engagement tool from the Springfield Police Department and news of rising flu cases impacting donor rates at the Community Blood Center of the Ozarks.
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Citing attacks on funding and access to care, the health care provider is closing its brick-and-mortar location.
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Bo Brown was one of four recipients of 2025 Living Traditions Fellowships. The award acknowledges decades of work in developing and teaching foraging skills in the Ozarks.
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Kate Francis, who has worked for the museum for half a decade, will lead the Foundation.
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Hear a report on concerns residents have about plans for the new Pershing Middle School, a talk with Ozark foraging expert Bo Brown about a recent Missouri folk arts fellowship he was awarded and notice of the latest effort by the city of Springfield to understand the public's thoughts on funding a convention center.
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Uncle Knuckle and the Reveal Machine will be on Studio Live at noon on Friday, January 9, 2026. Then catch their in-person performance at BrewCo that night from 6 to 8 pm for Studio Live Social Hour.
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Ray Reed (D-St. Louis) introduced the Missouri Safer Communities Act on Dec. 29.
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PowerEngage will launch on January 12, and will give citizens a chance to provide feedback via text.
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John Hayes, 18, credits STEM programs in the St. Louis Greater Area Council with shaping his skills as he looks forward to starting college to work toward a pilot degree next fall. His Eagle Scout Court of Honor ceremony is next month.
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The listening session will help city officials decide next steps.
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The hangover from last year’s moves to force through the Republican agenda on abortion, redistricting and more promise to disrupt the opening weeks. The productivity of the session hinges on how long Democrats can stall action in the state Senate.