Cycling Saves Another Life

Posted by Kurt Glore on January 6, 2010 I recently had an opportunity to spend some time with John Robinson, one of the newest members of the Parkland Cyclists. When I asked John how long he had been cycling and what got him started I was amazed by his answer.

Showme.net Acquired By Big River Telephone

Showme.net is an Internet Service Provider located in Jackson, Missouri which provides internet solutions to customers throughout the heartland. Big River Telephone will continue to provide customers of Showme.net the same products and services they currently receive, backed by Big River Telephone’s superior customer service. Big River Telephone will handle billing duties and will also fulfill all remaining contractual agreements with Showme.net customers.....Read More

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State Sues, Wants to Fine Bolivar Care Home For Fire Hazards

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Two abducted boys found in St. Louis

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