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How well do you know Polk County?
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10/25/24
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On Sunday, Oct. 20, the SBU women’s soccer team hosted Truman State on the Bearcat Senior Day. An early goal from Junior Tamerra Gantt led the Bearcats to a 1-0 victory and an undefeated weekend.
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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.
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It is the time of the year to start getting ready for Christmas. Toys For Tots are now being accepted at the following locations:
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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.
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Today: National Frankenstein Day
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Sissie
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On Oct. 20, two deputies responded to an alleged domestic assault call. The caller stated Taylor Cole Thomason was attacking someone at the residence with a 4x4 board and a golf club. The caller stated Thomason had been drinking and taking Klonopin, a benzodiazepine drug used for panic disorders and alcohol withdrawal symptoms.
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Nicole Emmons
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10/25/24
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Bolivar soccer is looking to finish strong as they prepare to move into the postseason. Last week the Liberators hosted conference opponent Branson on Oct. 17 in a final regular season home match where they celebrated senior night with a 2-1 win over the Pirates.
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By ANNIE THOMAS
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10/25/24
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First Baptist Church will be hosting One Heart Women’s Event with guest speaker Rachel Lovingood, music and worship.
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Monday, Oct. 28 — Hawaiian chicken, rise, Oriental veggies, Hawaiian Roll, citrus Jell-O.
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For those who have lost a loved one, the holiday season is often the most difficult time of the year. If this describes your situation, we want to try and help by providing a special event called “Surviving the Holidays.” Coming up on Saturday, Nov. 9, Berean Baptist Church, 4450 Scenic Avenue in Bolivar, will be hosting
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Frances Elizabeth Platcher Scott
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Roger Kenneth Spiegel
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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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To make sure your 2024 holiday shopping is safe and successful, BBB recommends making a shopping plan early and researching retailers before you buy.
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Bolivar High School
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Friday, Oct. 25
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(RR): Registration Required
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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.
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In Vienna, in 1770, Wolfgang von Kempeler built a chess-playing robot that could beat almost any chess master of the age. It consisted of a large box with machinery inside, a chessboard on top, and a robotic man dressed in Oriental garb attached. It toured Europe and the U.S. off and on for decades, besting the likes of Ben Franklin and Napoleon. In the mid-19th century, it was revealed to be a hoax, with a man hidden in the box to guide the Turk. The machine was destroyed in a fire in 1854.
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Nicole Emmons
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SHERIFF’S REPORTS
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10/24/24
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This Nov. 11, the Polk County Genealogical Society (PCGS) will be honoring Veterans with a display of carnations on the front steps of their building. Individuals will have the opportunity to purchase a carnation to honor a veteran. A card will be attached to the carnation with the veteran’s name and service information. Then PCGS volunteers will place the carnations on the steps of the PCGS Research Facility early on Nov. 11. Any veteran whether living or deceased may be honored.
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10/24/24
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