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Governor Parson and First Lady Parson will end the day at Missouri State University’s West Plains campus for the groundbreaking of its new Student Center for Autism and Neurodiversity.

Scenes of Clerical Life was widely believed to have been written by a country parson or perhaps the wife of a parson.

Annie-B Parson’s choreography was inventive and fun.

As for Jazzmin Parson, the Section 8 program took about a year and a half to work, but she and her two teenage kids were able to move into a two-bedroom apartment in Torrance this month.

A signing ceremony was held in Governor Parson’s office at the State Capitol where he was joined by SB 51 sponsors, Senator Karla Eslinger and Representative Brenda Shields, and other stakeholders.

Governor Parson says congestion, traffic crashes and delays have caused serious issues for I-70 motorists for years.

Governor Parson says state employees will notice the pay increase in their March 31 paychecks.

Gov. Mike Parson and the Missouri Legislature are providing $50 million in state funding this budget year to upgrade railroad crossings and help local communities improve safety at 47 rail crossings in Missouri.

Gov. Mike Parson says he supports the Missouri Senate’s proposed state budget changes including $2.8 billion to widen Interstate-70 to at least three lanes in both directions from Blue Springs near Kansas City to Wentzville near St. Louis.

Harrison Taylor has re-joined Parson Drove for the remainder of the 2022/23 campaign.

He and First Lady Parson will also host their annual Easter egg hunt.

In the show, the shop front has been renamed as Parson Campbell and a police scene is filmed outside.

Missouri’s Senate President Pro Tem has met with Governor Mike Parson’s chief of staff to discuss possible state assistance for fire-damaged Wooldridge.

Morgan Mundell, with Missourians for Transportation Investment, is thrilled with Parson’s decision to back the plan to widen Interstate 70.

Now governor, Parson also has become the face of mercy by pardoning more than 600 people in the past three years, more than any Missouri governor since the 1940s.

On Monday, September 25, Governor Parson will present a proclamation declaring September 24-30 as Concrete Pipe Week in Missouri, to the American Concrete Pipe Association and the Missouri/Kansas Concrete Pipe Association.

Parson also lifted a stay of execution.

Parson said the city has no choice in the matter.

Parson's pardoning pace in Republican-heavy Missouri coincides with a national movement to restore citizens' rights and reputations after they have served criminal sentences.

Parson's Pumpkin Patch near opens on Saturday, October 7. You can pick as many as you like!