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This Saturday is National Prescription Drug Take Back Day. You can find a location here to help protect your community by safely disposing unused prescriptions. The last Take Back Day removed 474 TONS of unwanted drugs from the streets https://takebackday.dea.gov/ pic.twitter.com/i57oFTeCTe

Proud that 7 generations of my family have called Missouri home - I can't imagine a better place to live. Happy #MissouriDay to the greatest state in the Union.pic.twitter.com/sEe6fTV6fL

Congratulations to everyone at Richland R-1 Public Schools - Richland Elementary has been named a National Blue Ribbon School! It's a tremendous honor only awarded to 349 schools nationwide. Go Rebels! https://standard-democrat.com/story/2556873.html …pic.twitter.com/niKevBXMQ9

Missouri is home to close to 100,000 farms and I'm blessed to represent the hardest working farmers and ranchers in the world. Happy #NationalFarmersDay and remember - if you eat food, #ThankAFarmerpic.twitter.com/G2yMcNfTpI

Stopped by the Farmington VFW to help put together care packages with the @STLFisherHouse - a great organization that provides a 'home away from home' for veterans undergoing treatment.pic.twitter.com/TjQ4DduAdU

Leslie Burchard served our country proudly as a rifleman in WWII but the medals he earned were stolen from him. Thanks to everybody who came out for his medal replacement ceremony and letting Mr. Burchard know how thankful we are for his service. pic.twitter.com/8F340SKBZv

It was my privilege to nominate the Cobb family for the @CCAInstitute 'Angels in Adoption' Award. They have dedicated their lives to helping and supporting vulnerable children all over the world and are a true inspiration to all of us who value life. https://www.ozarkradionews.com/local-news/congressman-recognizes-west-plains-couple-for-child-adoption-efforts …pic.twitter.com/wM6xlJ52ZN

This weekend Perryville held a beautiful candlelight vigil for the American soldiers who remain unaccounted for. Thanks to everybody who showed up in support and the 2,000 family members around the country who sent in wax for the center candle.pic.twitter.com/SKpx046ZyZ

Gone, but not forgotten. On #POWMIADay we recognize that thousands of American soldiers remain unaccounted for and their families are still waiting for the closure of laying them to rest on American soil. This flag hangs outside my office as a daily reminder.pic.twitter.com/Tvlf6a3N5L

BREAKING: Small business optimism just reached an all-time high, breaking a 35-year record. The #TrumpEconomy is inspiring businesses to invest, expand, and create new jobs. https://bit.ly/2l0xGl2 pic.twitter.com/kbkeRUWBA3

17 years ago today our country, our very way of life, and the values Americans hold dear were attacked. From Shanksville to the Twin Towers and the Pentagon, the unbroken American spirit was seen in the first responders who rushed into danger to save fellow Americans #NeverForgetpic.twitter.com/9qktHdCF97

It was a privilege to thank Mr. Hartwell for his service and present him the World War Two Victory Medal and the Honorable Service Lapel Button.pic.twitter.com/YF7EMnuNCZ

It may be in hot in Poplar Bluff today, but fall is just around the corner. At Dunlap Pumpkin Farm right off of Highway AA families can visit the petting zoo, hay maze, unique games, and of course lots of pumpkins and squash!pic.twitter.com/YJwj3RWsiK

I was thrilled to help welcome Palindromes Inc. to Missouri. They're establishing a soybean crushing and processing facility in Pemiscot County and opening a new corporate headquarters in Columbia. It's a $62 million investment in the Show-Me State offering 93 new jobs.pic.twitter.com/dUKqJ2VsPj

Three generations of Moore family farmers showed me every step of their operation and talked to me about how we can strengthen the workforce in the agriculture industry. Commonsense work requirements for government aid would be a great step.pic.twitter.com/LDLllPS79j

Southern Missouri's farmers grow it all, even watermelons!pic.twitter.com/CwtwjVqxw1

I want to know what priorities you want Congress to focus on. Do you have a second to share with me what is most important to you? https://bit.ly/2LDC7df pic.twitter.com/eWolXYmWOk

90% of farms in Missouri are family-owned, like the Pyles family farm in Centerville. Farming is a full time job for Joyce, who runs the farm and also works at the University of Missouri Extension, helping local farmers make the most of their land.pic.twitter.com/TcSGUUYAWq

I was thrilled to speak to Valley High's new FFA chapter, an organization that did so much for me growing up. The district partnered with community leaders to create an amazing opportunity - an FFA farm next to the school where any student can learn about agriculture firsthand.pic.twitter.com/5DVtso1QZs

The Burke family in Mississippi County showed me how the latest technology used on family farms today saves precious time and resources. Farming is tough work with volatile markets, every little bit makes a big difference!pic.twitter.com/JrYOWhJ5H8