Absolutely!! I'll go pull all the ones from this week. Want to DM me the name to look for ?

He did have the right to have a fire arm and the police said we don't care what evidence you have to the contrary we are arresting you anyway. Not any kind of normal arrest the cop knowingly arrested a man for no reason other than he wanted to.

Great come back.. bravo.

"According to this completely unbiased research institute, whose name may or may not be what they are putting out positive research about" lol

So, would you argue for a parent who is homeschooling to be able to opt out of the property taxes that go directly to the school district in which they live? What about people who will have no children? They pay a tax for no benefit, in your calculation.

Yikes you are the the editor for news leader…. Smh

If they use historical data for ordering, this time two years ago there was a run on those products.

https://ecity.springfieldmo.gov/record-details Someone requested proof but deleted their comment?

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Okay, so I looked up Bear Book and Records on the Missouri Secretary of State's website. It shows Bear Book and Record Store was formed 5/1/1974 with a business address of 538 S. National Ave - which would be at the corner of S. National and E. Cherry.

I personally was hoping for a Target

Woo more banks and fast food!!

Yes, it was at National & Cherry. I just thought it might be the one OP was thinking of.

I guess I don’t understand. They pay taxes for public schools, so shouldn’t they have access to them?

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Try Moseley’s Office Supply, 431 South Ave. They’ve sold & serviced typewriters & such since 1941. 😊

How does this situation create harm?

Can you check for them? I have been unable to grt ahold of the correct day, as it looks like it ran on Tuesday.

Wow, that name really takes me back :) I don't think that was it, though...wasn't BB&R at the NE corner of National & Cherry?

For some reason it's in my head as Bear Book and Sound. Now I'm questioning my memory

FYI, According to the National Home Education Research Institute, homeschooled children usually score 15 to 30 percentile points above public school students on standardized tests.

Do homeschooling families pay property taxes that fund schools? If they do, why can’t they use their tax monies to benefit their family..

1. Sports should have tryouts.. everyone doesn’t make the team. Crazy idea.. especially nowadays.

2. Have the homeschoolers take an academic assessment test to qualify for school activities.

3. Most homeschoolers still have cooperatives that are set up in a “school setting”. Homeschoolers homeschool because public schools are failing kids. Over-crowded rooms, questionable curriculum and poor allocation of school funds are just a few reasons why parents look for alternatives.

That's actually a really solid reason in and of itself.

Do a search for "Royal Authorized Service Centers" There is one in Ft. Smith, Little Rock, and St. Louis. They could most likely help you.