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Shelter Insurance Shares Important Information on Identifying and Preventing Carbon Monoxide Poisoni
Wednesday, January 28, 2026
Shelter Insurance Shares Important Information on Identifying and Preventing Carbon Monoxide Poisoni

Carbon monoxide is often called the “silent killer” because it is colorless, odorless, and potentially deadly. To help families stay informed and protected, Shelter Insurance is sharing essential information on how to recognize the warning signs of carbon monoxide poisoning and steps homeowners can take to prevent it. Carbon monoxide poisoning can occur when fuel-burning appliances such as furnaces, fireplaces, gas stoves, or generators are not working properly or are poorly ventilated. Early symptoms

Shelter Insurance - David Hagerty
Unico Bank Offers Banking Solutions Tailored to Every Lifestyle
Wednesday, January 28, 2026
Unico Bank Offers Banking Solutions Tailored to Every Lifestyle

You work hard to build your life, your goals, and your future. Unico Bank believes your banking experience should work just as hard for you. Unico Bank provides a range of personal banking solutions designed to fit each customer’s unique lifestyle. From everyday checking and savings accounts to convenient online tools, Unico Bank focuses on making banking simple, flexible, and stress-free. As a community-focused financial institution, Unico Bank takes pride in offering personalized service paired with

Unico Bank
University of Missouri Extension Highlights the Growing Impact of Women-Owned Businesses in Missouri
Wednesday, January 28, 2026
University of Missouri Extension Highlights the Growing Impact of Women-Owned Businesses in Missouri

The University of Missouri Extension – St. Francois County is highlighting new data that underscores the powerful and growing role women play in Missouri’s economy, particularly in key service and health care sectors. According to the U.S. Census Bureau’s Non-employer Statistics program, most Missouri businesses with employees (76 percent) and nonemployer firms (58 percent) were operated by men in 2023. However, women continue to make significant economic contributions across the state. Women-owned

University of Missouri Extension
St. Francois County 911 Explains Why Call Takers Ask So Many Questions During Emergencies
Wednesday, January 28, 2026
St. Francois County 911 Explains Why Call Takers Ask So Many Questions During Emergencies

During an emergency, calling 911 can be stressful, and it may feel frustrating when the call taker asks multiple questions or repeats information such as an address. St. Francois County 911 wants residents to know that every question asked during a 911 call has a critical purpose and does not delay help. When a 911 call is placed, emergency responders are often already being dispatched while the caller is still on the line. The call taker continues asking questions to ensure the correct type of help is

St. Francois County Joint Communication Center
ZenBusiness Shares Five Quick Marketing Tasks Small Business Owners Can Complete in 10 Minutes or Le
Wednesday, January 28, 2026
ZenBusiness Shares Five Quick Marketing Tasks Small Business Owners Can Complete in 10 Minutes or Le

Running a small business often means juggling multiple responsibilities, and marketing can easily fall to the bottom of the to-do list. ZenBusiness is reminding entrepreneurs that effective marketing does not always require hours of time. In fact, several impactful tasks can be completed in 10 minutes or less. ZenBusiness recently shared five simple marketing actions business owners can tackle quickly to stay visible and competitive. These include reviewing last year’s revenue trends to spot patterns,

ZenBusiness
Well Accounted For Business Services Encourages Taxpayers to Choose Authorized, Secure Tax Preparers
Wednesday, January 28, 2026
Well Accounted For Business Services Encourages Taxpayers to Choose Authorized, Secure Tax Preparers

Well Accounted For Business Services Encourages Taxpayers to Choose Authorized, Secure Tax Preparers As tax season approaches, Well Accounted For Business Services is urging individuals and small business owners to take extra care when choosing who prepares their taxes and handles their personal financial information. While many people rely on referrals or long-standing habits, experience alone does not guarantee legitimacy. Authorized tax preparers are required to maintain professional credentials,

Well Accounted For Business Services LLC
Southeast Economic Development Fund Celebrates a Strong 2025 Supporting Local Entrepreneurs and Smal
Wednesday, January 28, 2026
Southeast Economic Development Fund Celebrates a Strong 2025 Supporting Local Entrepreneurs and Smal

The Southeast Economic Development Fund, Inc. is celebrating a year of meaningful impact in 2025, marked by strong support for entrepreneurs, startups, and small businesses throughout the region. Over the course of the year, the organization hosted 32 educational workshops, providing business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs with practical tools, training, and guidance to strengthen their operations and plan for growth. These workshops served as a critical resource for individuals navigating the

Southeast Economic Development Fund, Inc.
St. Francois County Clerk’s Office Shares Key Dates for April 7, 2026 General Municipal Election
Tuesday, January 27, 2026
St. Francois County Clerk’s Office Shares Key Dates for April 7, 2026 General Municipal Election

St. Francois County, Missouri The St. Francois County Clerk’s Office is reminding voters of important deadlines and voting dates ahead of the April 7, 2026 General Municipal Election. Voters are encouraged to review the following key election dates and make a plan to participate: • January 27 – Candidate Certification Deadline • February 24 – Absentee Voting Begins • March 11 – Last Day to Register to Vote for the April Election • March 24 – In-Person, No-Excuse Absentee Voting Begins • March 25 –

St. Francois County
Ameren Missouri Urges Homeowners to Clear Snow and Ice From Natural Gas Equipment After Winter Storm
Tuesday, January 27, 2026
Ameren Missouri Urges Homeowners to Clear Snow and Ice From Natural Gas Equipment After Winter Storm

After winter storms, snow and ice buildup can create serious safety concerns for homes that use natural gas. Ameren Missouri is reminding residents to take a few important steps to help ensure natural gas equipment continues to operate safely. Snow and ice can damage outdoor natural gas equipment or block vents, potentially leading to unsafe levels of natural gas or carbon monoxide inside the home. These hazards are preventable with simple post-storm maintenance. Homeowners are encouraged to carefully

Ameren Missouri
Baylee Jo’s BBQ Earns Top 5 National Honor at 2026 NBBQA Awards of Excellence
Tuesday, January 27, 2026
Baylee Jo’s BBQ Earns Top 5 National Honor at 2026 NBBQA Awards of Excellence

The Park Hills - Leadington Chamber has something big to celebrate. Chamber investor Baylee Jo's BBQ has been named a Top 5 Honoree in the Nation in the prestigious 2026 Awards of Excellence, presented by the National Barbecue & Grilling Association. Baylee Jo’s BBQ earned this national recognition after submitting two of its standout products, Cherry BBQ Sauce and Cherry Chipotle Glaze, to the highly competitive awards program. At this time, the company does not yet know which of the two products

Baylee Jo's Barbecue
Capital Railroad Contracting Named NRC “Safe Contractor of the Year” for Seventh Consecutive Year
Tuesday, January 27, 2026
Capital Railroad Contracting Named NRC “Safe Contractor of the Year” for Seventh Consecutive Year

Capital Railroad Contracting has once again earned national recognition for its unwavering commitment to workplace safety. The company was recently awarded the “Safe Contractor of the Year” honor by the National Railroad Construction and Maintenance Association (NRC) for the seventh consecutive year. This award is one of the highest safety recognitions in the railroad construction and maintenance industry. It is presented annually to companies that demonstrate exceptional safety performance, proactive

Capital Railroad Contracting, Inc.
Leadbelt Auto Sales Offers Remote Start Upgrades for Added Comfort and Convenience
Tuesday, January 27, 2026
Leadbelt Auto Sales Offers Remote Start Upgrades for Added Comfort and Convenience

Cold mornings and extreme weather make getting into a chilly vehicle the last thing anyone wants to do. Leadbelt Auto Sales is helping drivers stay warm and comfortable by offering remote start upgrades, allowing vehicles to be started from anywhere. Remote start systems give drivers the convenience of warming up their vehicle in winter, cooling it down in summer, and enjoying added comfort year-round. Whether it is for daily commutes, school drop-offs, or workdays that start early, remote start

Leadbelt Auto Sales
Pharmax Pharmacy Shares Awareness and Support for Seasonal Affective Disorder During Winter Months
Tuesday, January 27, 2026
Pharmax Pharmacy Shares Awareness and Support for Seasonal Affective Disorder During Winter Months

As winter continues and daylight hours remain limited, many individuals experience a noticeable change in mood, energy, and motivation. Pharmax Pharmacy is helping raise awareness about Seasonal Affective Disorder, commonly known as SAD, and encouraging residents to recognize symptoms and explore supportive options. Seasonal Affective Disorder is a type of depression that typically occurs during the fall and winter months when exposure to natural sunlight is reduced. Common symptoms may include low

Pharmax Pharmacy
BJC HealthCare Encourages Blood Donation During National Blood Donor Month as Supplies Reach Critica
Tuesday, January 27, 2026
BJC HealthCare Encourages Blood Donation During National Blood Donor Month as Supplies Reach Critica

January is National Blood Donor Month, and BJC HealthCare is encouraging community members to consider donating blood as national supplies reach critical levels. According to the American Red Cross, the country is currently experiencing a severe blood shortage, particularly for Type O, A negative, and B negative blood. Winter weather, seasonal illnesses, and holiday disruptions have significantly reduced donations, causing blood inventories to fall to emergency levels and placing patients at risk. Blood

Parkland Health Center
KTJJ Radio Giving Fans the Chance to Win Tickets to Zac Brown Band’s Love & Fear Tour in St. Louis
Tuesday, January 27, 2026
KTJJ Radio Giving Fans the Chance to Win Tickets to Zac Brown Band’s Love & Fear Tour in St. Louis

Country music fans have an exciting opportunity thanks to KTJJ Radio. The station is giving listeners the chance to win tickets for themselves and a guest to see the Zac Brown Band live in concert. The Zac Brown Band: Love & Fear Tour, presented by Margaritaville at Sea, is coming to St. Louis on September 11, and KTJJ Radio is sending lucky winners to experience the show. Listeners can enter the ticket giveaway online now. In addition, fans can sign up for presale access to secure tickets before they

KREI / KTJJ Radio
McIntyre Psychological Services Welcomes Heather Cox to the Team
Tuesday, January 27, 2026
McIntyre Psychological Services Welcomes Heather Cox to the Team

McIntyre Psychological Services is excited to welcome Heather Cox to its growing team of mental health professionals. Heather Cox is a second-year Master’s student in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Central Methodist University, where she also earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Sociology. She brings a strong academic foundation and a compassionate approach to client care, with a focus on helping individuals build self-awareness, manage emotions, and navigate life’s challenges. Heather works

McIntyre Psychological Services
CASA of the Parkland Seeks Volunteers to Advocate for Children in Foster Care
Tuesday, January 27, 2026
CASA of the Parkland Seeks Volunteers to Advocate for Children in Foster Care

As the new year begins, CASA of the Parkland is inviting community members to make a meaningful difference in the life of a child by becoming a trained CASA volunteer. CASA, which stands for Court Appointed Special Advocates, is a nationally recognized program that provides trained volunteers to advocate for the best interests of children who have experienced abuse or neglect and are involved in the foster care system. CASA volunteers serve as a consistent, caring adult presence for children during what

Court Appointed Special Advocates of the Parkland
J&M Automotive Keeps Drivers Safely on the Road With Trusted, Local Auto Care
Tuesday, January 27, 2026
J&M Automotive Keeps Drivers Safely on the Road With Trusted, Local Auto Care

When car trouble strikes, J&M Automotive is ready to help. From routine oil changes to major repairs, J&M Automotive offers reliable service performed by certified technicians who are committed to keeping vehicles running safely and efficiently. As a locally owned and trusted business, J&M Automotive is known for honest pricing, fast turnaround times, and customer-focused service. Their team understands how important dependable transportation is and works hard to get customers back on the road as quickly

J&M Automotive
Prairie Farms Commits $250,000 Donation to Support Families of Fallen and Disabled Military and Firs
Tuesday, January 27, 2026
Prairie Farms Commits $250,000 Donation to Support Families of Fallen and Disabled Military and Firs

As the United States approaches its 250th year, Prairie Farms Dairy is reflecting on the values that have shaped the nation for generations, including community, service, and doing what is right. In honor of those values, Prairie Farms has announced a $250,000 donation to Folds of Honor, a national nonprofit organization that provides educational scholarships to the spouses and children of fallen or disabled military service members and first responders. This contribution will help fund life-changing

Prairie Farms Dairy
Heart & Soul Hospice Now Accepting New Patients
Tuesday, January 27, 2026
Heart & Soul Hospice Now Accepting New Patients

Heart & Soul Hospice is currently accepting new patients and is ready to provide compassionate, patient-centered care for individuals and families navigating serious illness. Heart & Soul Hospice specializes in comfort-focused care designed to support patients physically, emotionally, and spiritually, while also offering guidance and reassurance to families during every step of the journey. Their experienced interdisciplinary team works closely with patients, caregivers, and physicians to ensure care

Heart & Soul Hospice
Mineral Area Fine Arts Academy Announces 2026 Summer Camps for Music, Theatre, and Performance Students
Monday, January 26, 2026
Mineral Area Fine Arts Academy Announces 2026 Summer Camps for Music, Theatre, and Performance Students

The Mineral Area Fine Arts Academy at Mineral Area College is excited to announce its lineup of 2026 Summer Camps, offering students a dynamic, hands-on experience in music, theatre, and performance. These week-long camps provide young artists the opportunity to learn from experienced instructors, build confidence, develop skills, and create lasting memories in a supportive and creative environment. The 2026 Summer Camps include a variety of options designed for students ranging from elementary age

Mineral Area Fine Arts Academy
New Leadership Sworn In for the Chamber
Thursday, January 15, 2026
New Leadership Sworn In for the Chamber

The Park Hills – Leadington Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce the official swearing-in of our newly elected officers and board members, marking an exciting new chapter of leadership and service for our organization. Andy Inman of Andy’s Garage was formally sworn in as Chamber President by Immediate Past President Brenda Jordan. Brenda will continue to serve on the board for one additional year, providing valuable continuity and guidance as the Chamber moves forward. Following his oath, President

Park Hills - Leadington Chamber of Commerce
Making a Lasting Impact on Parkland Youth with YFC Parkland
Thursday, January 15, 2026
Making a Lasting Impact on Parkland Youth with YFC Parkland

We’re proud to spotlight one of our valued community partners — Young Faith in Christ (YFC), a local nonprofit devoted to positively influencing the lives of young people throughout the Parkland area. YFC’s mission is to give every young person an opportunity for a path to success by connecting them with caring mentors, Bible club leaders, and supportive activities rooted in faith and community engagement. Through programs like school-based Campus Bible Clubs, mentoring initiatives, outreach events, and

Young Faith in Christ
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