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Missouri school-bus stop law now carries higher fines and camera rules
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Amanda Swinney Law released an overview of Missouri’s updated school-bus stop law after changes took effect Aug. 28, 2026. The update raises points, fines and license suspensions for stop-arm violations and lets school districts use safety cameras…
ARC Launch trains more than 100 church leaders in California
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More than 100 potential church planters, pastors and ministry leaders gathered at Daybreak Church in Carlsbad, California, for ARC Launch, a two-day training event focused on church planting and leadership.
Nana’s Place launches calm children’s series from Missouri animal sanctuary
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Nana’s Place has released its eight-episode first season on YouTube, offering low-stimulation children’s programming filmed at a Missouri animal sanctuary.
Makenzie Mullin pushes insurance restoration toward education and integrity
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Influential Women features Makenzie Mullin, founder of Insurance Restoration Consultants, for her work helping contractors and homeowners navigate insurance restoration in a changing market.
Brainfuse wins Missouri approval for high-dosage literacy tutoring
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Missouri school districts now have a state-approved option for live reading support after Brainfuse joined the state’s Qualified Vendor List for high-dosage literacy tutoring.
TCS pushes Central Missouri businesses to review cyber basics before October
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TCS is urging Central Missouri organizations to use the end of September to tighten basic cyber defenses ahead of Cybersecurity Awareness Month.
ColoringBook.com launches 50-state educational coloring book set
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Really Big Coloring Books has released a collection of state-themed coloring, activity and game books covering all 50 states.
Hope McPheeters expands autism advocacy through education and nonprofit work
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Hope McPheeters, an autism advocate and nonprofit leader in Kansas City, is using her personal experience as a parent of two autistic children to expand access to services, support families, and help businesses become more autism-friendly.
MSF leader Dr. Ray Ochs to retire after 50 years in rider education
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Dr. Ray Ochs, the Motorcycle Safety Foundation’s vice president of training systems, is retiring after more than five decades shaping rider education, training and certification programs used across the U.S. and by the military worldwide.
Missouri names Missouri Military Academy the state’s official military academy
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Missouri has officially designated Missouri Military Academy as the Official Military Academy of the State of Missouri, recognizing the school’s long history in military education, character development and college preparation.
First Baptist Church Fulton names Charlie Moulton senior pastor
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First Baptist Church Fulton has called Charlie Moulton as senior pastor, and he began leading the historic Missouri church on Aug. 2, 2026. Moulton says he wants to focus on expository preaching, multigenerational ministry and reaching people with…
Deanna Finch recognized for leadership in Missouri early childhood systems
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Deanna Finch, executive director of United 4 Children in St. Louis, is being recognized for her work advancing equitable early childhood care and nonprofit collaboration across Missouri.
Rock Hill Turner Foundation sets second annual Columbia fundraiser for STEM education
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The Rock Hill Turner Foundation will hold its second annual fundraising event on Sept. 19 in Columbia, Maryland, to support STEM education and environmental grants, scholarships and resources.
Nana’s Place launches slow-paced children’s series built around real animals
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Nana’s Place has launched a live-action children’s series from R&R Ranch Miniature Horse Sanctuary in Wildwood, Missouri, designed to encourage observation, language, empathy and calm.
St. Louis defense firm says it steered client away from felony and immigration fallout
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Combs Waterkotte says it resolved a St. Louis assault case for a client facing first-degree assault and witness tampering charges, avoiding prison, a felony conviction and immigration consequences.
Palmetto Moon opens first Missouri store in Branson on Aug. 29
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Palmetto Moon will open its first Missouri location on Aug. 29 at Tanger Outlets Branson, marking the retailer’s 10th state.
Influential Women spotlights Ochanya McRoberts-Wells on inclusive education leadership
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Influential Women is recognizing ExcelPrep Schools Director of Business Development Ochanya Nicole McRoberts-Wells for her work expanding access to equitable education and leading with a human-centered approach.
Bee Line expands into Iowa, Missouri and New York
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Bee Line is expanding operations into Iowa, Missouri and New York to meet rising demand for higher cleaning standards across healthcare, education and commercial facilities.
Donovan Group expands 24/7 school crisis support to Alaska and Oklahoma
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The Milwaukee-based Donovan Group added statewide education association partnerships in Alaska and Oklahoma, extending its round-the-clock crisis communication service to 15 states and more than 3,500 public school districts.
Dialed In launches World Cup-inspired gummies in Missouri and Massachusetts
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Dialed In is releasing two limited-edition cannabis gummies tied to the FIFA World Cup in Missouri and Massachusetts, with products now available for a limited time in participating dispensaries.
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