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Parson names UFO capitals in Missouri

JEFFERSON CITY — Fifty years after mysterious lights puzzled the town of Piedmont, the Missouri governor has recognized the Ozarks burg with an official state designation.

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Gov Mike Parson names UFO capitals in Missouri after famed 1973 sightings

The official designation says hundreds of UFO sightings occurred between February and April 1973 in Piedmont and Wayne County.

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State Rep Rick Francis Recaps Session

State Rep Rick Francis Recaps Session
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Missouri Explorers Program expanded to commemorate bicentennial

Missouri Explorers Program expanded to commemorate bicentennial
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Missouri Explorers program expanded this fall to commemorate the bicentennial

COLUMBIA, Mo. — About 1,500 Missourians have registered to travel to various part of the state as part of Missouri Explorers, an official bicentennial program to encourage families, individuals and

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