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Marielle Moss, Eagles’ volleyball ready to show faith in hard work

After earning a top-four finish in the Division I tournament of the Missouri Christian Schools Athletic Association (MCSAA) state volleyball tournament in Joplin one season ago, its second top finish in as many seasons of playing in the MCSAA's highest division, the Liberty Christian volleyball team returns with high hopes for 2026.

Five important lessons rescue dogs can teach you

(BPT) - Every dog has a story, and each story offers a priceless life lesson. For Lee Asher, founder of The Asher House animal sanctuary, his pack of over 50 dogs (as well as a few cats, a horse, and

Mantente conectado este año escolar sin gastar de más

(BPT) - La temporada de regreso a clases puede ser un momento emocionante, con una rutina renovada, pero tambi n trae una larga lista de compras que puede poner a prueba el presupuesto

How jewelry appraisal works and what it costs

BriteCo reports that jewelry appraisals typically cost $75-$100, varying based on complexity, appraiser, and location.

Expert recommendations for how to weather a summer outage

(BPT) - Outages aren't a matter of if, but when. If you live in an area where summer storms and heat waves can take out local power, it's time to consider how to power your home no matter how long

Why kids refuse to go to school, and how to help them feel ready to return

Understood reports that up to 28% of kids experience school refusal due to anxiety, social challenges, or personal issues; strategies can help them return.

When an AI agent runs the analysis, who signs the record?

Kivo reports on the rise of AI agents in R&D, questioning accountability for AI-generated outputs amid evolving EU and FDA regulations demanding human oversight.

How different types of auto insurance coverage compare

AAA Central Penn reports on various auto insurance types, explaining essential coverages like liability, collision, and comprehensive options.

Biggest accounts payable automation challenges and how to overcome them in 2026

Brex reports that AP automation faces challenges post-launch, including integration issues and high exception rates, often due to process readiness and data quality.

Same flight, different logbook: Why a private jet crew's experience looks bigger on paper in the US than in Europe

Paramount Business Jets reports significant discrepancies in pilot-in-command hours between FAA and EASA regulations, impacting career perceptions in aviation.

Alice May O'Donnell

Mrs. Alice May O'Donnell of Warrenton. passed away on Monday, August 17, with her family by her side. Alice was born on December 9, 1930, to the late Phillip and Dorothy (nee: Delaney) Rollhaus in

Rural America's healthcare crisis: The 10 most vulnerable states

eFax reports on the severe healthcare crisis in Rural America, highlighting Texas, Kansas, and Tennessee as the most vulnerable states facing hospital closures and difficulties in record sharing.

Have too many credit cards? Here's which ones you should cancel

Motley Fool Money reports on when to cancel credit cards, recommending closure if annual fees outweigh perks, or if spending habits have changed.

11 fall traditions and new adventures at The Beach

(BPT) - If you're looking for a warm-weather fall escape this year, head to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, where coastal traditions, local flavor and memory-making events keep the season glowing.

Phyllis Lee Fogelsanger

Phyllis Lee Fogelsanger (nee: Frei) of Warrenton, passed away on Sunday, August 16. She was born on December 7, 1956 in St. Louis, to the late Lowell Frei and Charleen Smith (nee: Holt).

How Trump accounts compare to other tax-advantaged savings accounts for your child

Wealth Enhancement reports that Trump Accounts, launched on July 4, are a new tax-deferred savings vehicle for children, offering unique benefits compared to 529 plans, UTMA/UGMA accounts, and custodial Roth IRAs.

Most Canadians want a pipeline. Nobody wants to pay for it

The Narwhal reports most Canadians support a new pipeline from Alberta to the West Coast for economic reasons, but many oppose taxpayer funding for it.

Aspirin vs. ibuprofen: Which should you take for a headache, fever, or muscle pain?

Doctronic reports that aspirin is better for cardiovascular protection while ibuprofen excels at reducing inflammation.

Wright City officials scramble after contractor without permit causes damage

After some initial confusion, Wright City officials have identified the "subcontractor of a subcontractor of a subcontractor" that recently caused damage impacting neighboring properties and utilities while doing excavation work in a subdivision in the city.

Truesdale considering increased mowing enforcement

"We have had discussions about doing some cleanup around the city, especially weeds," Mayor Jerry Cannon said at the Aug. 12 Board of Aldermen meeting, adding that city workers had been clearing weeds along Highway M earlier in the day.

Liberty Christian boys soccer aims to make tactical change pay dividends

Liberty Christian senior midfielder/back Cole Nelsen is a driven man headed into the 2026 soccer season. That's because Nelsen remembers just how difficult the feeling of back-to-back losses ...

Felon arrested with guns, hundreds of rounds of ammo, outside Wright City home

A St. Louis convicted felon is facing new charges after he was reported trespassing at a Wright City home, could not explain why he was there, and was subsequently found in possession of two guns and hundreds of rounds of ammunition, according to police.

Considering Ketamine Therapy? What You Need to Know to Stay Safe

(BPT) - For people living with depression, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) or other mental health conditions, ketamine therapy may offer an option when other therapies haven't worked. But if

Millions of mobile gamers prize stress relief over winning

KashKick reports millions of mobile gamers prioritize stress relief over winning, using games as a coping mechanism for daily challenges.

Businesses turn to sensory marketing to stand out on crowded shelves

TEAM Concept reports businesses are using sensory marketing to stand out in a crowded market by engaging customers' senses, triggering emotional responses that boost loyalty and sales.

Heat rash vs. sunburn: How to tell the difference and when it's neither

Doctronic reports that heat rash and sunburn, often confused due to similar symptoms, have different causes, appearances, and treatments.

8 ways to treat ADHD that aren't medication

Understood reports on non-medication ADHD treatments, highlighting options like therapy, exercise, mindfulness, nutrition, neurofeedback, and sleep hygiene.

What hidden injuries reveal: Why some car accident symptoms surface days later

The Callahan Law Firm reports that car accident symptoms can appear days later due to the body's trauma response, highlighting the need for timely medical checks.

How to prepare your car during a hurricane

RealTruck.com reports on preparing your vehicle for hurricanes, including pre-storm checklists, emergency kits, and post-flooding safety measures.

Report: The state of game-based learning in America

Quizlet reports on game-based learning in America, highlighting significant disparities in readiness among states.

What is postpartum psychosis, and what are the signs?

Radial Health reports that postpartum psychosis is a severe, misunderstood mental health condition post-birth, requiring urgent care.

Why consumers are reading supplement labels closely

NutraBio reports that consumers are increasingly scrutinizing supplement labels for ingredient transparency, trust, and safety, influenced by easy access to information and social media.

How AI is raising client expectations of financial advisors

Jump reports that AI is raising client expectations for financial advisors, as clients seek efficiency and personalized service.

Post-summer budget reset: 5 everyday expenses to review before fall

CreditFresh reports that summer spending often exceeds $1,800, urging a budget review to cut unnecessary expenses like subscriptions and food waste.

What is compound interest and how does it work?

Ally Financial reports that compound interest is a powerful tool that helps savings grow faster by earning interest on both the principal and accumulated interest.