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Sunday, September 19, 2021 – Missouri political news headlines

Published September 19, 2021 in Missouri Political News - Daily Headlines. Tags: 2020 Missouri Census population changes, Asians making positive contributions to Missouri, David Kelly Missouri, Donald Kauerauf, Gov. Parson, hardworking union members, Jake Hummel, John Danforth, Josh Hawley, liberal media bias in Missouri, Mike Sutherland, Missouri AFL-CIO, Missouri DHSS, Missouri mask mandates, Missouri political journalism, Missouri unemployment benefits, Missouri vaccine mandates, Nicholas Phillips St. Louis, old people complaining about modern society, St. Louis Magazine, Steve Kraske, Vicky Hartzler.

JCNT: Missouri celebrates 200 years with parade, ball

Columbia Missourian: Census analysis: Although Boone County is becoming less white, the minority group with greatest percentage increase is Asians

Joplin Globe: Employers chasing shrinking pool of workers in Joplin

KCUR: Up to Date with Steve Kraske: Construction industry trying to attract minorities to jobs that require training, hard work; Interview with Missouri AFL-CIO President Jake Hummel

JCNT: New Department of Natural Resources leadership learning ropes; Conversations with Mike Sutherland, David Kelly

JCNT: Missouri State Penitentiary development explores potential expansion

Joplin Globe editorial: With 10,000 job openings in the Joplin area, no need to extend unemployment handouts yet again

P-D editorial: New DHSS Director Donald Kauerauf is a voice of reason in Jefferson City regarding powers to control the pandemic

St. Louis Magazine’s Nicholas Phillips: 84-year-old John Danforth reflects upon career, complains about Trump and Hawley

KC Star’s Michael Ryan: Rae’s Cafe should identify as an outdoor stadium like Arrowhead, then maybe Nanny Staters would leave it alone

SNL letters: Springfield septuagenarian upset over Vicky Hartzler’s use of phrase “Islamic terrorists;” Joplin septuagenarian blames Gov. Parson for controlling minds of the unvaccinated

P-D letter: Crestwood octogenarian criticizes Gov. Parson for resistance to mask and vaccine mandates, attempts analogy involving farm animals

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