The Promise of Rest The word says; There remains therefore a rest for the people of God. And it also says there is no rest for the wicked....

The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) announce the two organizations have entered into a five-year...

By Bruce Shultz, Vice-President National Farmers Organization Country of Origin Labeling has peppered ag news and consumer sites for many years....

“The Perry Enterprise” 1923 PERRY TO HAVE A BEAUTIFUL CITY PARK. Park To Have Eight Acres. A few weeks ago the Enterprise made note of the...

Treasure Isaiah 33-15 says, Wisdom and knowledge will be the stability of your times and the strength of salvation; The fear of the Lord is his...

OATS Transit is closely watching proposed state legislation that, if passed, would allow concealed-carry permit holders to lawfully bring firearms...

By Robin Gregg Offering custom butchering from beef, hogs, lamb, goats, and deer, T&S Butcher Shop is the place to visit this season. Tom...

Freedom in Christ Much talk today of freedom. If we do things this way, that's freedom, or if we do things this other way, that's freedom. The...

When you throw open the windows to welcome spring breezes, you’ll likely be spending more time with the garage door open, too. Make access to your...

Perry MO “Enterprise” May 31, 1934 Band Stand Dedication Well Attended The ceremonies pertaining to the dedication of the new band stand...

Mark Twain Lake Fishing Report – The ice has finally moved off the lake, and water levels have been holding steady at around 608 with a temperature...

As Missouri transitions to spring after a long winter, it’s time for many people to get back outside. There are many popular springtime activities...

Strother Institute “Perry Enterprise” 1939 Professor French Strother was the son of Captain French Strother, a well known family of Virginia. He...

The National Corn Yield Contest, sponsored annually by the National Corn Growers Association, recognizes farmers from across the country for their...

Ralls County “Record” November 11, 1867 Madisonville MO. October 30 Editors Ralls Co. Record; I see in reading the “Record” that you invite...