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Newberg. I moved from Missouri to get closer to family. In Missouri just about any place I wanted to go, like the vet, groceries, doctor, etc. was 45 minutes driving time. Here just about every place I need to go I get there in five to 15 minutes. I got here in November. Yesterday was only...

I just recently moved from Missouri to Oregon. I lived in southwest Missouri in Hartville. It was not far from Springfield, Mountain Grove, and Lebanon.

I have lived in Missouri since 2011. I am in the little town of Hartville. It is just over an hour from Springfield and 35 miles from Lebanon where Cackle Hatchery is. Even though the population is only 600, for some strange reason it is the county seat of Wright County. There was a Civil War...

I had no idea so many BYC people are in southwest Missouri. So am I. I moved here from California after my husband died. I knew no one here but I picked Missouri because property was affordable, it is pretty, it has four seasons, and fireflies.

Thank you. Since I am more or less a hermit anyway, this doesn't affect me much. I already order my groceries on line. I do have to pick them up though but I don't have to get out of my car. My pet food is delivered to my door. Now if I could just find some toilet paper....

I will see if I can find the local news, but off hand, do you know exactly what that means?

No, unfortunately, I don't. I just read a summary of it in a news article. I think if you poke around the internet a bit you should be able to find it.

A study recently done in Iceland shows that fully half of the people who test positive for COVID 19 are totally asymptomatic. These individuals can spread the disease and no one, least of all themselves, have any idea they are infected.

I do. Been watching the spike in confirmed numbers of COVID 19 cases with amazement and alarm. Last week there were virtually none and since then the numbers have been going up by the day. Haven't heard if the governor has issued any guidelines yet.