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I notice that I’ve given a “C” rating to every movie I’ve reviewed in 2025. That’s four straight times I’ve basically said that the movie, while not worth writing off entirely, isn’t worth recommending. I even split the review last weekend and gave out two “C” ratings. Director Mel Gibson’s “Flight Risk” ends the “C” streak. It doesn’t end the streak by earning my recommendation, but by being a movie that I feel is indeed worth writing off.
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By Bob Garver
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1/31/25
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Give me a minute. I'll think of it.
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By Gwen Rockwood
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1/31/25
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Apply at mdc.mo.gov/hunting-trapping/species/turkey/turkey-spring-managed-hunts.
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1/31/25
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Monday, Feb. 3 — Philly cheesesteak sandwich, WG Chips, broccoli salad, chocolate chip cookie.
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1/31/25
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You probably do not realize this but someone is watching you. It may be your child or grandchild, other family members, friends, or neighbors. Maybe someone you don’t even know.
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By Larry Whiteley
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1/31/25
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Jack Lee Crozier will be 90-years young Feb. 8. Jack was born in Lebanon. He was brought up on a farm near Bennett Springs. His parents were Clarance E Crozier and Ethel May Crozier. Jack had four brothers and five sisters and he was next to the youngest. In 1957 he married Bluebell Singleton. They have three children Richard ( Fran) Crozier, Rhonda (Randy) Austin, Rory (Stella) Crozier, eight grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Jack and Bluebell lived in Cheyenne, Wyoming and while Jack was in the military they lived in Alabama, Virginia and New York. After living in Arizona for 35-years, they retired in Aldrich in 2001. Jack enjoys his family, likes to hunt, fish, and play cards with friends. He is a charter member of the Bolivar Elks. Jack will be celebrating at home with family, but cards may be sent to Jack Crozier, 4837 S 11th Road, Aldrich, MO 65601.
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1/31/25
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Southwest Baptist has brought thousands of people all over the globe to Bolivar since its inception in 1878. People become a Bearcat for a variety of reasons whether that is the Christian atmosphere, nationally recognized academics, or the caring community. For third year athletic trainer, Kristian Wilkinson, it is the focus on family.
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1/31/25
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Each year, the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution sponsors a classroom grant for teachers through the Helen Pouch Memorial Fund administered by the Junior Membership. Two grants are available for each state and for the District of Columbia. Applicants must be a classroom teacher for grades kindergarten through 12th grade (public or private school), be sponsored by a local DAR chapter and complete the grant award application. Proposed projects must directly benefit students in the classroom. Funds may be used for supplies and educational resources, but the applicant must detail how these items help to further the educational goals of the DAR. Grants must directly impact students and may not be used for continuing education/workshops for the teacher.
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1/31/25
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The Bolivar Community Teachers Association is now accepting applications for the Spring 2025 student-teaching scholarship. Bolivar High School graduates currently involved in a student-teaching experience should contact Renee Shelenhamer at Bolivar Primary School (326-5247) or rshelenhamer@bolivarschools.org for an application.
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1/31/25
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Citizens Memorial Hospital announces the addition of Dr. Gary R. Highfill, M.D., an otolaryngologist, to its medical staff.
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1/31/25
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Polk County Community Connections will host its monthly breakfast at 7:30 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 6 at the Polk County Senior Center, 1850 W. Broadway, Bolivar. A free breakfast is provided.
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1/31/25
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Saturday, Feb. 1
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The Nuclear Space Potatoes (Team #25655), a rookie FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) team composed of eight talented homeschooled students, made an impressive debut in the SW League tournament held at Drury University’s O’Reilly Family Event Center in Springfield.
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1/31/25
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The Bolivar Area Chamber of Commerce is excited to partner with Bolivar High School to host the eighth annual Job Fair on Wednesday, March 5 in the BHS auxiliary gym, located at 1401 Hwy D.
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1/31/25
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Hi, I'm Felina! I'm on the hunt for my own forever home where I can find a friend. I am an adorable girl just waiting for my forever home. Are you that special one?
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1/31/25
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Feb. 2 is Hedgehog Day and Tater Tot Day
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“Adding value to your cattle helps make your cattle operation profitable,” says Patrick Davis MU Extension Livestock Field Specialist. Therefore, MU Extension is partnering with Missouri State University to provide the SW MO Beef Cattle Conference, which will educate cattle producers on strategies that will add value to their beef cattle operation.
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1/31/25
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Mabel “Jean” Mayes
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1/31/25
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Floyd “Bub” Carpenter
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1/31/25
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Winnie the Pooh
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Nicole Emmons
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1/31/25
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Springfield, MO - The annual Ronald McDonald House of the Ozarks Share a Heart Campaign kicks off for the 32nd year on Thursday, January 30th at 70 McDonald's Restaurants in the Ozarks. Customers are encouraged to support their local families by adopting paper hearts for $1, $5, or $20. Supporters may enter a social media contest by posting a selfie with their heart(s) on Facebook, @RMHC.Ozarks, for a chance to win one of four $250 Great Southern Bank MasterCard gift cards. For 30 days through February, 100% of Share a Heart proceeds will support families of seriously-ill and injured children supported by Ronald McDonald House. To recognize the impact of the Houses on their community members, over 40 mayors in the participating region are being asked to support the campaign by proclaiming February 10-16 "Ronald McDonald House Week" in their towns. McDonald's of Bolivar will proudly participate in the Share a Heart Campaign.
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1/31/25
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The Bolivar Herald-Free Press invites residents to send their engagement, wedding, baby, and other milestone announcements.
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1/31/25
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HeartSong from Evangel University will be at Bolivar First Assembly on Sunday, Feb. 23, for the 10:30 a.m. service.
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