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Maybe They Ate Sheep

Two hunters who were members of a hunting lodge in a western state have died from Cruetzfeldt-Jacob’s disease, which they apparently got from eating venison from a CWD prion-infested deer. But you can’t prove it because the disease, known as TSE, (Transmissible Spongiform Encephalopathy) is found in cattle, goats, sheep and elk. Maybe they ate a goat together? Can’t have a panic about this when it can cause hunters to stop buying deer tags. A few years ago, Carol Schroeder, from Camdenton, told me that her husband had died from the disease known as Cruetzfeldt-Jacob’s disease in a St. Louis hospital in a quarantined room. After his death the Center for Disease Control took control of his body it was taken to the crematory by a highway patrol escort to be sure that if any accident occurred on the way his body would not be handled by unknowing first responders.
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Documentary Filming in Marion County about Local Deceased Sci-Fi Writer and Artist

Wood County, Wisconsin – A documentary film project about deceased Summit resident Richard Shaver is looking for interview subjects in Marion County. Wisconsin-based filmmaker and historian Dean Bertram is visiting Marion County later this month, to film a documentary which looks at the life and work of science fiction author and artist Richard Shaver.
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State Auditor Dennis Milligan Finds Money for Arkansas Nonprofits

Little Rock – Auditor of State Dennis Milligan, whose office administers the state’s unclaimed property program, the Great Arkansas Treasure Hunt, recently located more than $115,000 for nonprofit organizations across the state. “In advance of National Nonprofit Day, I asked my team to prioritize finding unclaimed property belonging to nonprofit organizations within the state,” Milligan said.
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Buffalo National River Seeks Public Comments for Development of a Draft River Management Plan

Buffalo National River, BNR, is preparing to launch a public planning process for an updated river management plan and is seeking public input during a 30-day public comment period August 16 to September 15, 2024. The project, in part, is the result of feedback from the local community, landowners, and river users who have expressed a desire to plan for increasing and changing use of this beloved recreation corridor.
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MOS Welcomes Ozark Thunder

Ozark Thunder is a newly formed band based out of Yellville, Arkansas. The band is made up of a few folks that have a lot of music experience playing with different bands over the years, and one new fella that is brand new to the live music scene.
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