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McMullen: Sorting out mystery mana s warning
If you haven't read about the man named Michael John Frederick who strolled into the Smith-Cotton High School gym building and started insisting that a dangerous group of convicts could be on the way - it's kind of funny, in a sad and tragic sort of way.
Authorities in Pulaski County say a Missouri National Guardsman faces charges of making a terrorist threat in a school near Whiteman Air Force Base.
Fort Wood soldiers to aid Greene County seniors
U.S. Army soldiers from the 1st Battalion, 48th Infantry Regiment, headquartered at Ft.
AWOL soldier charged with making terrorist threat at Sedalia high school
The Pettis County prosecutor has charged a soldier who had been reported missing from Fort Leonard Wood with making a terrorist threat at a Sedalia high school.
Would You Feel Safe Driving Across a Recycled Plastic Bridge?
Bridge safety has been a hot topic lately, mainly because of the recent Bay Bridge nightmare that saw a cracked load-bearing beam come crashing down onto rush-hour traffic.
Army Reserve Pvt. Anthony W. Long has graduated from One Station Unit Training at Fort Leonard Wood in Waynesville, Mo.
Partnership helps veterans' families
To help spouses and children of soldiers killed on active duty in Iraq and Afghanistan, the Ozarks Technical Community College announced Monday a new scholarship program designed for them.
The Alarming Rise in Army Suicides
The murder of 13 soldiers by one of their own, has been raising questions about how the military deals with mental illness.
Fort Leonard Wood and Mountain Grove officials signing covenant at Veterans Day ceremony
Representatives from Fort Leonard Wood and the city of Mountain Grove are scheduled to sign a "community covenant" Wednesday during a Veterans Day celebration at Mountain Grove High School.
Three injured in accident in St. Robert
Three people were injured, one seriously, in a three vehicle collision Friday in St.
Missouri and Illinois Military Bases React To Fort Hood Massacre
Tensions were high at military bases around the country as the massacre played out in Texas.
Fort Leonard Wood Chaplain speaks about the Fort Hood tragedy
Across the nation, flags are at halfstaff and marquees in St. Robert have thoughts for a fellow community.
Reports: Orlando gunman arrested
This video frame grab image taken from WFTV television shows the Legions Place office building in downtown Orlando, Fla.
People reflect at Fort Leonard Wood
The mood is described as somber at mid-Missouri's Fort Leonard Wood today, as soldiers and military families react to the shooting rampage at a military base in Texas that left 12 dead and dozens injured.
Bank sets up benefit fund for shooting victim
Posted on Thursday, November 05, 2009 at 5:38 p.m. Legends Bank in Owensville has set-up a benefit fund in the name of 3-year-old Allison Schneider, who died of an accidental shot to the head.
Soldiers to train at FLW before heading to Iraq
The 739th Multi-Role Bridge Company is slated to conduct Palletized Load System training, water crossing and float bridge operations Nov.
Missouri National Guard trains with Oklahoma City bombing responders
Members of the 7th Weapons of Mass Destruction Civil Support Team help extract an "injured" person from a collapsed structure during confined space training at Camp Gruber, Okla.
Fort Leonard Wood haunted house actors actively try to scare soldiers
FORT LEONARD WOOD, Mo. - Not all Halloween activities are intended for young children.
Wounded Warrior Awareness campaign set in November
In an effort to increase awareness, raise funds, and sustain the programs of the Wounded Warrior Fund, the Mid-Missouri/Fort Leonard Wood Chapter of the Association of the United States Army is sponsoring a Wounded Warrior Awareness Campaign.

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