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elk Marketing reports that brands now prioritize user-generated content by thoughtfully collaborating with creators, enhancing engagement through authentic marketing strategies. more
Mercury reports that early-stage companies struggle with finance tool sprawl, which adds complexity and costs, and recommends consolidating financial workflows to streamline operations. more
(BPT) - Imagine being an older adult in rural West Virginia with chronic health conditions like diabetes and heart disease. Your conditions need regular monitoring, but the nearest clinic is 90 … more
Accredited Debt Relief reports that 60% of parents are in school-related debt, with many planning to incur more this fall.  more
Xero reports that late payments are draining small business cash flow, costing nearly $40,000 annually on average and leading to delayed growth. more
Talkspace reports that back-to-school season can trigger stress due to emotions like anxiety and financial concerns.  more
College Ave reports on how parents can educate teens about managing money before college, highlighting financial literacy's importance for future success. more
Wealth Enhancement reports on the estate planning debate between trusts and wills, highlighting that both serve unique purposes and can complement each other.  more
Vanta reports 92% of leaders trust AI vendors, but there's a gap in governance roles, with 1 governance position for every 7 AI builder roles, and many postings neglecting the EU AI Act. more
Plus500 reports on S&P 500 corrections since 1950, noting 38 corrections and 14 bear markets, with recovery times ranging from months to years.  more
Zapier reports that one in three people using AI tools to ship software lack a formal programming background, showcasing how AI enables non-developers to create functional projects quickly. more
Now that the calendar has turned to the month of August, fall sports practice throughout Missouri and in particular Gasconade County are less than a week away from kicking off. Kicking things … more
Owensville Police Chief Scott Griffith reports successful coverage of the 79th Gasconade County Fair with just a handful of instances including one after the fair that caused extensive damage to the … more
HERMANN – The city again will own two lots that were part of Hermann’s old landfill site near City Cemetery, parcels that can’t be used for much of anything, one City Hall official said. … more
HERMANN – The stomach illness linked to tainted lettuce served in some fast-foot restaurants has reached into Missouri and possibly into Gasconade County. While the Missouri Department of … more
I was next in line at the grocery checkout. The woman in front of me was ready to pay; she fumbled her hand inside her purse and withdrew a worn, black checkbook cover. She set it atop the tiny … more
  In 1997, a landmark federal case determined that the federal government cannot force state and local governments to enforce federal laws. The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision from 1997 in … more
B y the time you read this column, I — on Aug. 4, along with my immediate family, and many of you — will have driven to my polling location, presented my drivers license to the poll worker, … more
HERMANN – Gasconade County voters in November will have a chance to adopt a property tax-break measure in case a broader tax-relief law adopted locally in April is ruled unconstitutional. The … more
Students will be welcomed back to Gasconade County R-2 campuses during open house nights Aug. 18-20 before classes resume Aug. 24 for the 2026-27 school year. All grades are encouraged to attend … more
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