President Donald Trump and running mate Mike Pence, representing the Republican Party, won a majority of voters in Adair County. Trump won 61.826% of the county’s vote, while the Democratic ticket, composed of Joe Biden […]
If you’ve been keeping up with this year’s presidential race, you’re probably starting to experience signs of burnout — politically and otherwise. This is a stressful time for everyone, but college students are under particular […]
As Nov. 3 approaches, the Adair County Clerk’s Office is expecting a high voter turnout with voters preparing to cast in-person, absentee and mail-in ballots. As of Oct. 20, 1,378 people have voted early at […]
Members of the United States Congress have proposed a new stimulus check to provide support to citizens who did not qualify for the previous stimulus payment. The proposed bill is called the Emergency Money for […]
Missouri Gov. Mike Parson ordered all schools across Missouri to remain closed for the remainder of the school year, as well as issued a statewide stay-at-home order. On April 9, Gov. Parson ordered all Missouri […]
Truman State University Student Government is spreading information and getting students prepared for the upcoming Democratic primary election for president. The Democratic primary is taking place Tuesday, March 10. Registered voters can vote in the […]
Missouri House bill 575 passed through the Transportation, Infrastructure and Public Safety Senate committee, but was too late to go onto the Senate floor as the legislative session adjourned Friday. Five members of the committee […]
Missouri House Bill 575 passed the House of Representatives and is going to the Senate. The bill initially was based on campus protection officers of higher education institutions, which would allow for faculty and staff […]
Deanna Schmidt and Katie Alexander have been elected Student Government president and vice president for the 2019-20 school year. Student Government polls closed at 10 a.m. this morning. Schmidt and Alexander ran uncontested on a […]
Since joining the Kirksville City Council by appointment last August, Zac Burden won the municipal election to retain his seat April 2 and was chosen to serve as mayor April 8. Burden is a staple […]
Students are voting in Student Government elections this week despite having only one competitive race. This semester’s elections determines the Truman State University Student Government president and vice president for next year, as well as […]
Candidates running for a seat on Student Government have until tomorrow to turn in applications, but campaigning has already begun. There are 12 voting senator positions, three senior senators, the vice president and president, and […]
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