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Supervising Producer with @CNNSotu. History nut and unapologetic New Jerseyan. Any dumb tweets are my own.
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Prop B Anxiety: Some Kirksville residents worried about sales tax proposal on the April ballot

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By Greg Hughes Verified
| KTVO-TV (Kirksville, MO) Verified
KIRKSVILLE, Missouri - We're getting some new feedback on Kirksville's new sales tax proposal on the ballot next month. Some residents tell KTVO they are worried about the impacts of another tax hike in town. After last year's Prop B failed, the newly revised proposal is more scaled back. The original Prop B from 2025 was designed to cover costs of a city hall expansion, new police station, new fire station and a new community center.
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Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month highlights prevention and early warning signs

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By Greg Hughes Verified
| KTVO-TV (Kirksville, MO) Verified
Kirksville, MO — March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month: A time to raise awareness about the disease, its prevention and treatment options. Colorectal cancer starts in the colon or the rectum. These cancers can be called colon cancer or rectal cancer depending on where they start, according to the American Cancer Society. Colon and rectal cancer are often grouped together because they have many features in common with both affect the large intestine.
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Green City R-1 Schools see positive changes after banning high-caffeine drinks

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By Greg Hughes Verified
| KTVO-TV (Kirksville, MO) Verified
GREEN CITY, Mo. — According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 75% of districts nationwide don’t have a policy about highly caffeinated drinks being sold at school. There happens to be one school in northeast Missouri that is doing more than not selling them. Too much caffeine can cause issues such as increased anxiety, heart rate and blood pressure, as well as sleep disturbance, according to hopkinsmedicine.org.
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