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Jury Duty Jitters: How I Almost Fell for a Scam

by Cassie Bond I consider myself a reasonably intelligent, educated person. I also try to pay attention to current events

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From Local Idea to Growing Impact: The Fulfillment House Plans Expansion

by Cassie Bond The Fulfillment House, a nonprofit in Kearney, Missouri, is building a new warehouse and workspace for adults

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The Epidemic of Loneliness

Are you lonely? If so, you are not alone. (Maybe that should make you less lonely!) All joking aside, loneliness

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Old Cookstove Changes Hands, New Owners Aim to Build on Local Legacy

After nearly two decades as a local favorite for fresh coffee, baked goods, and pantry staples, the Old Cookstove is

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When the Obstacle is in Your Head: Meditations Before Brain Surgery

Mind your Business by Shannon Bond I have a brain tumor, and I’m heading into surgery this week. How does

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How to Spread Kindness This Holiday Season

by London Fishback As the air grows colder and the holiday magic begins to fill the world around us, many

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Explore the World of Sanctuary (and for a limited time, download it for free!)

Read an excerpt below, and for a limited time, Regular Joe Readers can download the ebook for free. Sanctuary Some

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The Evolutionary Imperative

by Robert Brumet At this point in human evolution, we find ourselves “halfway between the beasts and the angels.” We

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How to Enjoy the Holidays Without Breaking Your Savings Habits

The holidays are a time of joy, generosity, and celebration—but they can also be a financial minefield. Between gifts, travel,

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St. Joseph Native Explores Paris’ Less Storied Attractions Before Studying at Le Cordon Bleu Cooking Academy

The musician and St. Joseph native, Anthony Glise, holds 11 diplomas from seven countries. He normally spends his time immersed

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