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Wayside Waifs Needs Your Help to Foster Homeless Animals Before They Find Their Forever Homes.

By Show-Me State Times reports | Mar 22, 2023

Each year Wayside Waifs receives hundreds of animals that are not ready for adoption when they enter the shelter.

Hike Fox Hollow with a Naturalist on March 26

By Show-Me State Times reports | Mar 22, 2023

All scheduled hikes are open to the public.

Happy Hour with MCCID at Margarita’s Martin City on March 23

By Show-Me State Times reports | Mar 22, 2023

Please join us for Happy Hour at Margarita’s South in Martin City!

BRW Book Series “The Five People You Meet in the Hood” on March 25

By Show-Me State Times reports | Mar 22, 2023

The Bruce R. Watkins Cultural Heritage Center will host a book reading with author, speaker, mentor and Kansas City Star journalist Toriano Porter.

Loaves & Fishes Pantry on March 22

By Show-Me State Times reports | Mar 22, 2023

Loaves & Fishes Pantry on March 22

Fox Hollow Fest on March 26

By Show-Me State Times reports | Mar 22, 2023

Fox Hollow Fest is a picnic-themed trail fundraiser, featuring live music by Cori Jo Hawkins and Brian Kohrs, hikes with a naturalist, activities for kids, a raffle and merchandise tables.

MU Plant Diagnostic Clinic Offers Free Wheat Virus Tests

By Show-Me State Times reports | Mar 22, 2023

The University of Missouri Plant Diagnostic Clinic will offer free screening for five wheat viruses this spring.

Adrian Optimist Bingo on April 3

By Show-Me State Times reports | Mar 22, 2023

Check the Adrian Journal for the weekly Jackpot Updates

KCTV: Renal Denervation Helping Patients Combat Hypertension

By Show-Me State Times reports | Mar 22, 2023

Nearly 116 million Americans are living with hypertension, more commonly known as high blood pressure.

Adrian Optimist Bingo on March 27

By Show-Me State Times reports | Mar 22, 2023

Check the Adrian Journal for the weekly Jackpot Updates

KCUR: Saint Luke's Cardiologist and Patient Raise Awareness for SCAD During Heart Month

By Show-Me State Times reports | Mar 22, 2023

Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection (SCAD) is the number one cause of heart attack for women under 50 in the United States, and 4% of all heart attacks can be attributed to the condition.

Level 3: Expert Animal Cruelty Investigator - North Andover, MA on March 24

By Show-Me State Times reports | Mar 22, 2023

Founded in 1990, the National Animal Cruelty Investigations School was the first of its kind, offering a combination of specialized veterinary and law enforcement training.

Kansas City Magazine: 2023 Top Doctors: Dr. Jayne Opena Bumgarner

By Show-Me State Times reports | Mar 22, 2023

Each year, Kansas City Magazine recognizes the metro's Top Doctors.

Artificial Insemination School on March 22-March 23

By Show-Me State Times reports | Mar 22, 2023

These schools combine classroom learning about cow anatomy and physiology, estrous synchronization, proper semen handling and tank care, cowherd nutrition and health for a successful breeding season

Heritage Dance Ministry on March 23

By Show-Me State Times reports | Mar 22, 2023

Heritage Dance Ministry

Growing Great Tomatoes on March 23

By Show-Me State Times reports | Mar 22, 2023

Want to grow great tomatoes?

Hedrick Medical Center Auxiliary Now Accepting Applications for 2023 Scholarships

By Show-Me State Times reports | Mar 22, 2023

The Hedrick Medical Center Auxiliary is pleased to announce the continuation of the scholarship program for area residents.

Plant Rhubarb, the Pie Plant in March

By Show-Me State Times reports | Mar 22, 2023

Fans of the public radio show “A Prairie Home Companion” know that rhubarb cures life’s ailments. When life cannot get any worse, “one little thing can revive a guy, and that is a piece of rhubarb pie,” according to the show’s creator, Garrison Keillor.