To be honest, exercising more and eating better sounds great and is easily achievable — all I would need to do is complete one workout per year and stop eating endless amounts of clearance candy that I habitually purchase the day after a food-themed holiday
Missouri Baptist Convention (MBC) officials quietly settled last year a lawsuit, agreeing to pay $500,000 to the estate of a deceased businessman.
The settlement represents another chapter in a long list of legal defeats in the MBC’s 11-year legal fight
A Missouri House committee has passed a bill its proponents believe is sufficient reform of laws governing short-term, small consumer loans — so-called payday loans. But those pushing stronger measures believe the proposed legislation doesn't go far enough.
By Vicki Brown Word&Way Corespondent Camdenton — A lawsuit the Missouri Baptist Convention filed against Windermere Baptist Conference Center in 2006 will move forward despite the MBC’s effort to put it on hold. The convention filed legal action against Windermere on Nov. 1, 2006, in
By Vicki Brown, Word&Way Associate EditorJefferson City — David Clippard remains as executive director of the Missouri Baptist Convention, despite an apparent move to oust him on Sept. 22.Following a marathon, closed-door meeting at the Baptist Building in Jefferson City, Executive Board members voted to