A change to state policies regarding physical therapy proposed by the area’s state senator has been signed into law by Missouri Governor Mike Parson.
Senator Karla Eslinger proposed SB 51, which allows more Missouri residents access to physical therapists without having to get a referral from a primary care physician.
“We are all about streamlining processes and making it easier for Missourians to receive the services they need without unnecessary government burdens,” Governor Parson said.
Cottage Cheese Sold at Walmart Stores Recalled
The Food and Drug Administration has posted a recall for cottage cheese that is sold by Walmart in several states including Arkansas and Missouri.
Fire Hazard Followed by Rain
The weather forecast calls for some significant changes as the calendar moves from February to March.
Businesses Step-Up to Help Families of Fallen, Injured Deputies
Businesses around the region have stepped up to offer support for Christian County Deputies Gabriel Ramirez and Micheal Hislope who were killed in the line of duty earlier this week.
Services Scheduled for Fallen Christian County Deputies
Services to honor the two Christian County deputies killed in Monday’s incident and manhunt will be held over the next two days.
CAM Food Drive at Branson Home Basketball Finale
The January Snowstorm led to an added game this week on the Branson Boy's Basketball Schedule which in turn led a Branson Student to coordinate a food drive.
