Christopher Parker is a journalist based in Washington, Missouri. He writes for the Missourian Publishing Company, covering local news stories ranging from healthcare and law enforcement to politics and community events. His work has also been featured in Ark Of The Covenant Church and Newsroom NZ.
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In 1924, Macy's organized its first Thanksgiving parade in New York. Calvin Coolidge became the first president of the United States to deliver a radio broadcast from the White House.
By: Christopher Parker
Sales tax collection in Washington has remained strong in recent years despite volatility in the national economy, according to data shared by the city earlier this month.
Just two weeks after her 16th birthday, Lainey Ahal received something no other girl her age can claim in Franklin County. She got her Eagle Scout badge.
By: Christopher Parker
A new lawsuit has been filed in Franklin County Circuit Court involving a Florida businessman accused of dumping 22 million pounds of roofing shingles on a Pacific farm.
By: Eileen Wisniowicz, Christopher Parker
Scenes of the week: A collection of happening around town
By: Christopher Parker
Ten years after the original St. Clair Historical Museum was destroyed in a fire, the museum board is celebrating a major milestone: retiring the debt on its new building.
By: Christopher Parker
A Union man who pleaded guilty to attempting to burn down his family’s home after headbutting his niece in 2022 received a suspended sentence in Franklin County Circuit Court this
Franklin County law enforcement is warning residents to be on the lookout for card skimming devices after St. Clair police found a device at a local gas station over the
By: Christopher Parker
The Washington City Council approved a refinancing measure Monday to pay off the remaining cost of previous infrastructure improvements in the Phoenix Center II Community Improvement District (CID).
This Christmas will be an especially memorable one for Nick and Krista Yarberry. That's because after nearly two years of homelessness, they will celebrate the holiday under their own roof.
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