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  • Airplanes are lined up at AirVenture 2022 in Oshkosh, Wis. Area pilots attended. (Submitted photo)

    Airplanes are lined up at AirVenture 2022 in Oshkosh, Wis. Area pilots attended. (Submitted photo)

  • A bird's eye view of a Houston School District building trades class project at Primrose Lane in south Houston. The Houston board of education recently heard that a house will be constructed there over two years. HOUSTON SCHOOL DISTRICT

    A bird's eye view of a Houston School District building trades class project at Primrose Lane in south Houston. The Houston board of education recently heard that a house will be constructed there over two years. HOUSTON SCHOOL DISTRICT

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  • Phelps Health in Rolla will receive $4 million in funding from the state of Missouri to build a new Emergency Medical Services (EMS) base and helipad. The new facility is projected to cost a total of $5.4 million. The Missouri General Assembly and Gov. Mike Parson approved the funding through House Bill 3020, an appropriations bill for the state’s American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds. Missouri received approximately $2.7 billion. The location of the new EMS base is proposed to be between 13th and 14th Streets, within close proximity to the Phelps Health main campus and its Emergency Department. The new ambulance base also will provide room for the Phelps Air crew, and the project includes building a second helipad to allow for quicker response to emergency situations. It is proposed to begin in early- to mid- 2023. (Artist rending from Phelps Health)

    Phelps Health in Rolla will receive $4 million in funding from the state of Missouri to build a new Emergency Medical Services (EMS) base and helipad. The new facility is projected to cost a total of $5.4 million. The Missouri General Assembly and Gov. Mike Parson approved the funding through House Bill 3020, an appropriations bill for the state’s American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds. Missouri received approximately $2.7 billion. The location of the new EMS base is proposed to be between 13th and 14th Streets, within close proximity to the Phelps Health main campus and its Emergency Department. The new ambulance base also will provide room for the Phelps Air crew, and the project includes building a second helipad to allow for quicker response to emergency situations. It is proposed to begin in early- to mid- 2023. (Artist rending from Phelps Health)

  • Rich Porter of Omaha, Neb. | MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION

    Rich Porter of Omaha, Neb. | MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION

  • Houston High School football Tigers unload pallets Friday as Fostering by Faith prepares to move from a Walnut Street location to the upper level over Kim Lowe's law office on Grand Avenue. Within 45 minutes they had unloaded 70 pallets, 50 wooden creates and 300 pieces of pallet lumber. "We can not say thank you enough to these guys and Coach Eric Sloan for their hard work," said Joy Hinkle of the ministry.

    Houston High School football Tigers unload pallets Friday as Fostering by Faith prepares to move from a Walnut Street location to the upper level over Kim Lowe's law office on Grand Avenue. Within 45 minutes they had unloaded 70 pallets, 50 wooden creates and 300 pieces of pallet lumber. "We can not say thank you enough to these guys and Coach Eric Sloan for their hard work," said Joy Hinkle of the ministry.

  • Volunteers from the Houston High School program who aided Fostering by Faith with a move to an upper level on Grand Avenue. It is a boutique designed to allow kids in the foster care system access to clothing and other household items that are available for free.

    Volunteers from the Houston High School program who aided Fostering by Faith with a move to an upper level on Grand Avenue. It is a boutique designed to allow kids in the foster care system access to clothing and other household items that are available for free.

  • As statewide Hatcheries Systems Manager for the Missouri Department of Conservation, Clint Hale will work to see the raceways at MDC's Shepherd of the Hills Hatchery (pictured) and at other MDC fish hatcheries around the state continue to produce fish for Missouri anglers. (Submitted photo)

    As statewide Hatcheries Systems Manager for the Missouri Department of Conservation, Clint Hale will work to see the raceways at MDC's Shepherd of the Hills Hatchery (pictured) and at other MDC fish hatcheries around the state continue to produce fish for Missouri anglers. (Submitted photo)

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  • John Mark Hale, left, receives the Doug Potts Right Hand Man Award from the Missouri Football Coaches Association in 2020.

    John Mark Hale, left, receives the Doug Potts Right Hand Man Award from the Missouri Football Coaches Association in 2020.

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  • The Missouri Department of Conservation now allows the expanded use of bicycles and electric bicycles on many department-area service roads and multi-use trails. (Submitted photo)

    The Missouri Department of Conservation now allows the expanded use of bicycles and electric bicycles on many department-area service roads and multi-use trails. (Submitted photo)

  • At Burrell Behavioral Health, calls in the hotline’s first week increased 50 percent, with 198 calls from July 16-26 (Photo courtesy of Burrell Behavioral Health).

    At Burrell Behavioral Health, calls in the hotline’s first week increased 50 percent, with 198 calls from July 16-26 (Photo courtesy of Burrell Behavioral Health).

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    Phelps Health in Rolla will receive $4 million in funding from the state of Missouri to build a new Emergency Medical Services (EMS) base and helipad. The new facility is projected to cost a total of $5.4 million. The Missouri General Assembly and Gov. Mike Parson approved the funding through House Bill 3020, an appropriations bill for the state’s American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds. Missouri received approximately $2.7 billion. The location of the new EMS base is proposed to be between 13th and 14th Streets, within close proximity to the Phelps Health main campus and its Emergency Department. The new ambulance base also will provide room for the Phelps Air crew, and the project includes building a second helipad to allow for quicker response to emergency situations. It is proposed to begin in early- to mid- 2023. (Artist rending from Phelps Health)
    Rich Porter of Omaha, Neb. | MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION
    Houston High School football Tigers unload pallets Friday as Fostering by Faith prepares to move from a Walnut Street location to the upper level over Kim Lowe's law office on Grand Avenue. Within 45 minutes they had unloaded 70 pallets, 50 wooden creates and 300 pieces of pallet lumber. "We can not say thank you enough to these guys and Coach Eric Sloan for their hard work," said Joy Hinkle of the ministry.