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Gobble Wobble with My Team Triumph Regional Director Debbie Leoni

Get ready to lace up your shoes and join the fun at the annual Gobble Wobble with My Team Triumph Regional Director Debbie Leoni! This family-friendly Thanksgiving event brings together runners, walkers, and community members to celebrate fitness, friendship, and inclusion. My Team Triumph’s mission of empowering individuals with disabilities to experience endurance events takes center stage as participants team up to make memories on the course. Leoni says the Gobble Wobble is more than just a race—it’s a celebration of gratitude, teamwork, and the joy of moving together.

Fight Climate Change by Infecting People with Tick-Borne Allergies to Red Meat with Senior Policy Analyst with CFACT Bonner Cohen

A group of young scientists thinks infecting people with tick borne disease to make them allergic to meat will help climate change

Crop Update with Agronomy Specialist at the University of MO Extension Anthony Ohmes

Crop Update with Agronomy Specialist at the University of Missouri Extension Anthony Ohmes — Ohmes provides the latest insights on harvest progress and fall field conditions across the region. He discusses how recent weather patterns have affected yields, soil moisture levels, and cover crop establishment, as well as recommendations for post-harvest soil testing and nutrient management. Ohmes also highlights key considerations for farmers as they plan for the next growing season.

Chicagoans rank high taxes over crime for No.1 issue with Asst Editor at the IL Policy Institute Dylan Sharkey

Chicagoans are sounding off on what matters most, and surprisingly, it’s not crime. According to recent surveys, residents now rank high taxes as their number one concern, surpassing worries about public safety. Assistant Editor at the Illinois Policy Institute, Dylan Sharkey, explains that this shift reflects growing frustration over Illinois’ heavy tax burden, which continues to drive families and businesses out of the city. Sharkey notes that while crime remains a serious issue, the financial pressures from mounting taxes are hitting closer to home for many Chicagoans who feel they’re paying more and getting less in return.

Community Fall Fair at the Cape Girardeau Public Library with Youth Services Director Allie Boyer

The Cape Girardeau Public Library invites families to enjoy the Community Fall Fair, a festive celebration of the season featuring fun activities for all ages. Youth Services Director Allie Boyer says the event will include games, crafts, local vendors, and seasonal treats designed to bring the community together. With activities both inside and outside the library, the Fall Fair offers a wonderful opportunity for neighbors to connect, kids to play, and everyone to celebrate the joys of autumn in Cape Girardeau.

Where Yellow Flowers Bloom with Author and Survivor Kim Cantin

Where Yellow Flowers Bloom shares the powerful and deeply moving story of author and survivor Kim Cantin, who turned unimaginable tragedy into a journey of healing and hope. After losing her son in a devastating California mudslide, Cantin’s memoir captures her relentless search for meaning, faith, and connection beyond grief. Through the symbol of yellow flowers—signs of love and life continuing even after loss—she offers readers a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the beauty that can emerge from heartbreak.

Trip to Israel to help people with trauma and proposal to the APA to make Trump Derangement Syndrome a real diagnosis with the Terrorist Therapist Carol Lieberman

Trip to Israel to help people with trauma and proposal to the APA to make Trump Derangement Syndrome a real diagnosis with the Terrorist Therapist, Dr. Carol Lieberman — Renowned psychiatrist and media personality Dr. Carol Lieberman, known as “The Terrorist Therapist,” has announced a trip to Israel to assist victims suffering from trauma amid ongoing violence. Drawing on her extensive experience treating psychological wounds caused by terrorism, Dr. Lieberman will provide on-the-ground support and training for coping with post-traumatic stress. At the same time, she has proposed to the American Psychiatric Association (APA) that “Trump Derangement Syndrome” be recognized as an official diagnosis, citing widespread political obsession and irrational behavior that she believes meet the criteria for a legitimate mental health disorder.

APPLE CRUMBLE: Nearly a Million New Yorkers Ready to Leave the City if Mamdani Elected with CEO at the John Birch Society Wayne Morrow

Nearly a million New Yorkers are signaling they may pack up and leave the city if State Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani’s policies take hold, warns Wayne Morrow, CEO of the John Birch Society. Morrow says Mamdani’s radical economic and social agenda could accelerate an already alarming exodus fueled by high taxes, crime, and burdensome regulations. “New York is crumbling under the weight of progressive policies,” Morrow said. “If Mamdani’s vision becomes reality, it could push the city past the point of no return.” The warning comes as residents and business owners alike weigh the future of a city increasingly defined by ideological extremes rather than opportunity.

Close Veterans Day at Fort D Historic Site with Volunteer Coordinator Patti House

Veterans Day at Fort D Historic Site will be a time of remembrance and gratitude, honoring the men and women who have served our nation. Volunteer Coordinator Patti House invites the community to visit the historic fort and take part in special activities recognizing local veterans. Guests can explore the preserved Civil War-era site, hear stories of military history, and enjoy patriotic displays. The event offers an opportunity to reflect on the sacrifices of those who defended our freedoms while experiencing one of the region’s most treasured historic landmarks.

It’s Time to Call a Halt to the Feminist Domesticv Violence Propaganda Campaign with Presient at DAVIA Ed Bartlett

It’s time to call a halt to the feminist domestic violence propaganda campaign, says Ed Bartlett, President of DAVIA (Domestic Abuse and Violence International Alliance). Bartlett argues that for decades, a one-sided narrative has dominated public policy and media coverage—portraying domestic violence exclusively as a problem of male perpetrators and female victims. He contends that this distortion has harmed families, undermined fairness in the justice system, and ignored the many male and female victims who don’t fit the ideological mold. Bartlett calls for an evidence-based approach to domestic violence that prioritizes truth, compassion, and equality over politics.