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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Washington will host a meeting of the Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission later this year, which one city official called a “golden opportunity” to advocate for more flood protections on
By: Christopher Parker, Antjea Wolff
Amtrak's Missouri River Runner is resuming service today after three days of cancellations due to a derailment.
The Franklin County Sheriff's Office has concluded its audit of the now-disbanded New Haven Police Department and found no evidence of wrongdoing, according to Sheriff Steve Pelton.
The organizers behind Life's River, Washington's new transitional homeless shelter which officially opened Tuesday afternoon, said they hope it marks the first step in a greater effort to address area homelessness.
Looking at Sarah Monzyk’s classroom at Labadie Elementary School is like looking through a prism.
By: Christopher Parker
Since moving from the Navy into the classroom, one St. Clair teacher has been making waves with her commitment to welcoming military families.
After initial approval, a proposal to bring rentable electric scooters back to downtown Washington will head to city council for a final decision.
Protestors stood outside Ameren’s St. Louis headquarters with a pointed demand for the power company — close down the Labadie Energy Center as soon as possible.
A Crawford County man pleaded guilty last week to the 2021 theft of roughly $40,000 worth of construction materials from a Union company.
The City of Pacific is without an administrator after Harold Selby resigned last week.
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