Seek good, not evil, that you may live. Then the LORD God Almighty will be with you, just as you say he is. – Amos 5:14
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January 27, 2023 • Vol. 4, Issue 4
INSIDE:
PAGE 2: NEW HEARING EQUIPMENT puts Crane students at ease.
PAGE 30: WONDERS OF WILDLIFE and their sea turtle rescue
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Churches.................................38 Classifieds...............................36 Education Briefs...................26 Opinion................................... 6 Puzzles.....................................34 Weather..................................33
WINTRY SCENE AT BIG CEDAR LODGE (via Branson Chamber/CVB) – A winter storm is expected to bring snow to much of Missouri beginning Tuesday night and into Wednesday morning, affecting Wednesday morning’s commute. Snowfall amounts up to 4 inches have been forecasted for the north and central part of the state with 5 to 9 inches possible south of Interstate 44. The Missouri Department of Transportation urges all drivers to be aware of changing road conditions both where they are and where they plan to be. “Crews will be out Tuesday night as the temperatures drop and conditions change from rain to snow,” said Becky Allmeroth, MoDOT’s chief safety and operations officer. “We are expecting a very heavy, wet snow which is great for making snowmen but can make roads very difficult to drive on. If you must be out, adjust your speed to the road conditions.”