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Sara Evans’ Husband Jay Barker Charged with Felony Aggravated Assault

Jan 15, 2022 10:07pm

According to an arrest affidavit from the State of Tennessee, Sara Evans’ husband and former Alabama quarterback Jay Barker was arrested early Saturday morning for trying to run over a female in the driveway of her Nashville home. Barker was charged with felony aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. According to the court documents, an... Read more »
Country Music Hall of Famer Ralph Emery Dies, the Country Music Community Reacts

Jan 15, 2022 8:28pm

Walter Ralph Emery, a member of the Country Music Hall of Fame, National Radio Hall of Fame and a New York Times best-selling author, passed away Saturday while surrounded by his family at Tristar Centennial Medical Center in Nashville. Emery was 88 years old. A statement from Emery’s family said he “passed away peacefully” and... Read more »
Thomas Rhett Talks “Where We Started,” Katy Perry Collaboration, Death Row and More

Jan 14, 2022 9:46pm

Thomas Rhett thinks if you liked his “Center Point Road” album, you might love his new “Where We Started” record even more. On Friday, he announced the album, which is his sixth studio project. “Where We Started” will be available April 1 and boasts 15 new songs and three head-turning collaborations. The singer teamed with... Read more »

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Community R-VI Lady Trojans Basketball Handles New Franklin For a Second Straight Weekend

01/17/2022 1:31 pm

Community R-VI Lady Trojans Basketball Handles New Franklin For a Second Straight Weekend The Community R-VI Lady Trojans basketball team defeated New Franklin 53-32 on Friday night. It was a rematch from the last weekend where the Lady Trojans beat New Franklin 51-33 to claim their 4th consecutive New Franklin Tournament championship. Community: 14 17…

Mexico Bulldogs Basketball Set to Play In Macon Tournament

01/17/2022 1:15 pm

Mexico Bulldogs Basketball Set to Play In Macon Tournament The Mexico Bulldogs boys and girls basketball teams open up play in the 44th annual Macon Tournament tonight (Monday). The Mexico girls are the 2 seed in the tournament and face the Harrisburg girls at 6pm. The Mexico boys are the number 1 seed in the…

KWWR Sports Report 1/17/22

01/17/2022 1:06 pm

KWWR Sports Report 1/17/22 The Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 42-21 at Arrowhead Stadium last night (Sunday) for a wild-card playoff victory. Patrick Mahomes lit it up throwing for 404 yards and give scores, leading Kansas City to the end zone on six straight possessions. The win sends the Chiefs into the divisional…

Ten Thousand Dollar Reward Being Offered By Family of Missing Monroe County Woman

01/15/2022 12:49 pm

Ten Thousand Dollar Reward Being Offered By Family of Missing Monroe County Woman A ten thousand dollar reward is being offered by the family of a missing Monroe County woman. 88 year old Betty Hayes, was reported missing on Friday, December 17th. The last known contact with Hayes was by a family member on the…

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Missouri Soybeans partners with Perdue AgriBusiness for contracting program

Jan 17, 2022 8:04am

An exciting partnership with Perdue AgriBusiness will offer the first organic high oleic SOYLEIC® contracting program, providing premiums to plant heart-healthy high oleic soybeans. Perdue AgriBusiness, a leading agriculture products and services provider, will contract with organic farmers on the East Coast. Licensing director Bryan Stobaugh says that this partnership helps Perdue AgriBusiness satisfy organic soybean demand. Learn more at mosoy.org. Brought to you by Missouri’s soybean growers and their checkoff.
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Commodity title program elections

Jan 17, 2022 4:59am

Farmers have until March 15th to make decisions on which commodity title program they want to cover crops for the upcoming growing season.
Farm management analyst Kent Thiesse with MinnStar Bank in southern Minnesota tells Brownfield because of the high price environment, the likelihood of Price Loss Coverage or Ag Risk Coverage payments is small. And if farmers don’t make elections by the deadline, he points out they will automatically enroll in the programs selected last year.
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ASF researcher believes disease will eventually reach the U.S.

Jan 15, 2022 4:46pm

A researcher studying African Swine Fever says it won’t be easy to stop the virus from spreading to other countries and continents.
Dr. Cassandra Jones with Kansas State University believes the ASF virus will eventually find its way here. “Based on how we know that the disease can be spread, its lethality, how easily it can be spread through fomites, I believe it’s not if but when the disease enters the United States.”
Jones tells Brownfield her team’s research focuses on how the African Swine Fever virus could spread or enter the U.S. She says like coronavirus, direct contact with a contaminated pig or pork product is the easiest way to spread the disease, but for the U.S., it’s not the most likely way.
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