Thanks!

My Aunt has worked on the Psych floor for years!

Glad you're starting to feel better!

Very happy with Northside Dental.

I'm on the mend, suffered for 2 days lol

Where do we even apply for Amazon? I've checked their hiring site many times and it always says no openings

Springfield-Greene County Health has reported 1,035 cases of flu in Greene County so far this flu season. As of Nov. 26, there have been 876 flu cases in the month of November, making it the worst November for influenza within the last twenty years. The second highest November during this time period was in 2009, when 230 cases were reported.

“The flu is unpredictable,” says Kendra Findley, the Health Department’s Administrator for Communicable Disease. “We were able to anticipate that this season could start earlier and see more cases, but we can’t know if this is the peak or start of a historic surge in flu.”

Getting vaccinated is the best method available to protect yourself against the flu. People with insurance should contact their healthcare provider or a local pharmacy to make an appointment to get vaccinated. Those who are uninsured or underinsured can visit a Health Department Outreach clinic this week to get their flu shot and stay up to date on their COVID-19 vaccine. A calendar and map of flu and COVID-19 vaccine opportunities is available at vaccine417.com or by calling 417-874-1211.

Additionally, the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services has free COVID-19, RSV, and Influenza A & B testing available on Tuesdays from 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. at Teamsters Hall, 1850 E. Division St.

In addition to getting vaccinated against the flu and COVID-19 and tested when you’re sick, the Health Department is encouraging people to practice good hygiene. Simple things like washing your hands and coughing and sneezing into an elbow or upper arm can help prevent the spread of viruses.

The Health Department is urging people to stay home when they are sick. This includes keeping children home from school when they are showing symptoms of respiratory illness. Staying home will help prevent the spread of illnesses, reduce the impact on our healthcare systems and keep others safe this flu season.

I wouldn’t normally recommend this but since you mentioned Amazon and I haven’t heard the most rave reviews there either.. but my friend’s boyfriend loves his job at Bass Pro’s distribution center. I think the pay is like $17-18

How sad! How many pedestrian accidents does this make? I know the article says 24th traffic fatality but I feel like 4 or 5 of those were car vs. pedestrian.

They typically send out with a chart at the top that shows how much you would owe at various dates.

Yeah, some of the roads in this town are bad enough to drive on, let alone walk on/across. When walking, I always assume the drivers aren't paying attention, even though it is their responsibility to do so.

No idea who is at fault here, but I used to live right by there, and it's common to see people fly through that intersection at 70+ mph. You also have to cross six lanes of traffic and a median to get across it. I personally wouldn't cross it at any time unless I absolutely had to, but especially not at night.

Cherokee is just down the road, and I used to see kids crossing it pretty frequently.

I have had unpleasant experiences at Endodontics of the Ozarks

capital vacations 9-230 m-f. 11.15 an hour, read the script and do the bare minimum and youll hit goal putting you at 18 an hour, and it goes up quick after that. ive made 60k there the last 9 years

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You’re welcome!

Thanks for the info.

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The rule was 60 credit hours of college. Now the rule is 60 credit hours OR take this class and pass a test to be a certified sub by DESE

They do a hybrid for most departments, 2 or 3 days in office a week

Right now do you even need any college to substitute?

I’ve done this a few times.. turns out they wanted hard time.

Not saying it's the case in this situation, but I've almost hit several people since the time change. A lot of them are walking on the road with no reflective gear. Everyone needs to be more cautious; drivers and pedestrians alike.

Actually? Imo, Not really. I’ll bet the 20 hour course better prepares you for subbing than 60 credit hours in college.

I say that as a certified teacher, administrator, and former sub. There probably should be some regulation not allowing someone without a formal education to be a long term sub, but filling in day to day and following instructions left by the teacher? Not too bad. What subs really need more of is classroom management training and they receive that through the course, but not through their collegiate education.

Amy chance they've moved to work from home yet?