Log in
Lifestyles
554 results total, viewing 1 - 25
Citizens Memorial Hospital will host a groundbreaking ceremony on Thursday, Nov. 7 at 2 p.m. for its new dialysis center. The public is invited to attend. The center will be located at 1160 W. Parkview St. in Bolivar. more
Polk County Community Connections will host its monthly breakfast at 7:30 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 7 at the Polk County Senior Center, 1850 W. Broadway, Bolivar. A free breakfast is provided. more
Citizens Memorial Hospital is acquiring the Evans Drugs pharmacy locations in Bolivar and Buffalo effective Dec. 1. more
Monday, Nov. 4 — BBQ Beef stuffed baked potato, cheese, sour cream, onion, side salad, wheat roll, cake. more
Hello, I'm Velcro! I may be young, but I've got a heart full of love to give. I adore making friends, and I promise to be your best one. My favorite pastime is curling up in a warm lap for a cuddle. I'm a sweet, friendly guy who's always up for a game or a gentle stroke. more
Polk County Prosecuting Attorney, Keaton Ashlock announced the conviction of Curtis “Chris” Carl Benenhaley Jr. on crimes of sexual assault of a child. more
In the Oct. 2 Business Spotlight for Deja Brew, the business hours were incorrect. They are open Monday - Friday 7 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. and 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. on the weekends.  more
BOLIVAR, MO, October 28 — The Polk County Library is thrilled to announce that its patrons now have free access to Kanopy, a leading on-demand video streaming platform. This exciting new offering allows library members to stream thousands of films, documentaries, TV series, and educational videos at no cost, simply by using their library card. more
The first mention of ‘saving daylight’ came from Benjamin Franklin in 1784. However, the Germans made it a worldwide sensation in 1916 during WWI to save fuel for the war effort. Other countries temporarily followed suit, using ‘normal’ time after the war, then reverting to DST again during WWII. The United States continued the practice but, contrary to popular belief, farmers were the biggest detractors saying it created a bigger divide between rural and urban lifestyles. Some states went against the ‘rule’ and passed legislation banning it, which is why Hawaii, most of Arizona, and some counties in Indiana do not use it. DST starts the second Sunday in March and ends the first Sunday in November. more
Timeshare sales are a multi-billion-dollar industry. While many consumers are happy with their timeshare purchases, others experience buyer’s remorse. That’s where many up-front fee timeshare exit companies enter the picture. more
(RR): Registration Required more
I heard coyotes outside my bedroom window last night — not quite in my yard, but near enough I could have seen them in daylight. more
The haunted house brings images of cobwebs, dusty fixtures, cloth-covered furniture, and dreary vibes that reverberate up the split staircase with a chandelier dangling above, barely hanging on by its rusty chains. There are bumps in the night, floating objects, odd footsteps when no one else is home, or disembodied voices telling you to “get out” in that growling otherworldly voice. more
Citizens Memorial Hospital and the CMH Walk-In Clinic announce the appointment of family nurse practitioner Teresa Hagedorn to the CMH medical staff. more
For three years in the 1760s, the French town of Gévaudan was attacked by a gigantic beast, said to be “like a wolf, but not like a wolf.” The first recorded fatality happened in June 1764 when the beast killed a 14-year-old shepherdess. The attacks became a media sensation all over the world, including in the U.S. After a group of boys fought off an attack in January 1765, King Louis XV sent hunters. It took numerous attempts, but two beasts were finally killed - one with a silver bullet - ending the terror. The actual type of animal is still unknown, but some believe it could have been wolves, lions, hyenas, or the extinct hyaenodon. Over 100 people lost their lives to this creature(s). These events spawned the werewolf folklore. more
Elkins is a polysomnographic technician at the Missouri Sleep Institute at Citizens Memorial Hospital. She was nominated for the TULIP Award by a patient’s family member. more
In recognition of breast cancer awareness this October, the Polk County Health Center hopes to raise awareness of a program designed to empower women to prioritize their health. Through the Show Me Healthy Women program, the center provides free initial care for breast and cervical cancers which are aimed at improving health outcomes and reducing the risks of cancer through early detection. more
Today: National Frankenstein Day more
Sissie more
Monday, Oct. 28 — Hawaiian chicken, rise, Oriental veggies, Hawaiian Roll, citrus Jell-O. more
(RR): Registration Required more
Polk County, Missouri — The Polk County Prosecutor’s Office announced today the dismissal of the homicide case against Corey Nielsen, following an extensive review of the finalized investigation and deliberation by a panel of local community members having heard evidence from the lead investigator from the Missouri Highway Patrol Division of Drug and Crime Control (DDCC). The decision was made based on the evidence showing that the defendant acted in defense of others under Missouri law. Our office also consulted with other county prosecutors as to the application of law and likely trial outcomes. more
Citizens Memorial Hospital welcomes two new nurse practitioners to the medical staff including Karona Paschke, FNP-C, and Shawndee Knight, WHNP-BC. more
Matt Francka may have spent 13 years as a lineman for a local electric company, but he found himself drawn in a different direction. Or, more accurately, people continually asking him for help with pools, brought him to where he is now. more
10/26: Howl at the Moon Night more
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 23 | Next »
Currently viewing stories posted within the past 2 years.
For all older stories, please use our advanced search.

X
X