MU Extension in Butler County

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Callie Glascock
Fiscal Administrative Management
B-10 Whitten Hall
Columbia, MO 65211
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 573-882-4522

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In need of a hunters education course? Go check out the Missouri Dept. of Conservation courses they offer and where to t...
08/26/2026

In need of a hunters education course? Go check out the Missouri Dept. of Conservation courses they offer and where to take it!

Hunter education is required for anyone rifle hunting in Missouri who is born on or after Jan. 1, 1967, unless exempt. Learn what the course covers and where to take it, including online options, in the comments.

📸 David Stonner | MDC

08/26/2026

One of the biggest takeaways from last year's Ellis Fischel Clincial Cancer Symposium was learning more about clinical ethics and effective patient communication, says attendee James.

Practical, evidence-based insights like these help healthcare professionals provide better care and navigate complex situations with confidence.

If you're a healthcare professional, attend the 2026 hybrid symposium to gain valuable knowledge about AI, Alpha-Gal syndrome, GLP-1 therapies, pharmacy and more!

Get details: https://brnw.ch/21x5dVD

Missouri's rural communities depend on a strong healthcare workforce, yet many areas continue to face provider shortages...
08/25/2026

Missouri's rural communities depend on a strong healthcare workforce, yet many areas continue to face provider shortages and challenges with access to care. Recruiting and retaining healthcare professionals in rural Missouri is essential to ensuring residents have access to quality care close to home.

The Rural Immersion Program, a partnership between the MU School of Medicine's Rural Scholars Program and MU Extension,
helps future providers experience rural life firsthand and see the meaningful impact they can make in these communities.

This year, 19 students pursuing healthcare careers at Missouri universities spent five days exploring what makes rural communities healthy. Traveling through Grundy, Mercer, Harrison, Gentry and Nodaway counties, students met with healthcare providers, emergency responders, educators, agricultural producers and community leaders to better understand the many factors that influence health and well-being in rural Missouri.

Along the way, students gained valuable insight into the relationships that make rural healthcare unique. One participant shared that hearing rural physician Tammy Hart describe herself as "a friend who is a physician" reshaped their understanding of community-centered care, illustrating how meaningful relationships are built long before patients enter a clinic. Another student said seeing physicians serve as mentors, volunteers and community leaders strengthened their interest in pursuing rural family medicine.

From touring healthcare facilities to learning how agriculture, education, economic development and community partnerships contribute to healthy communities, participants left with a deeper appreciation for the opportunities and rewards of rural practice. Many described the challenges facing rural healthcare as opportunities for professional growth and emphasized the importance of teamwork and community involvement.

Learn more: https://brnw.ch/21x5cxo

08/25/2026

📅 Save the Date for the 29th Annual Senior Health Fair!

Adults age 50 and older are invited to this free community event featuring health information, screenings, flu and COVID shots, and resources from more than 40 community partners.

🗓️ September 22
🕙 10 a.m.–1 p.m.
📍 Twin Towers

Come connect with local organizations, learn about helpful services, and take advantage of valuable health resources—all in one place.

For more information:
📞 573-686-8624
📧 [email protected]

Looking for a job opportunity? Click the link and explore current openings: https://brnw.ch/21x5aim
08/24/2026

Looking for a job opportunity? Click the link and explore current openings: https://brnw.ch/21x5aim

Looking for a career where you can make a difference in the lives of Missourians every day?

At MU Extension, our faculty and staff bring the resources and research of the University of Missouri directly to communities across the state. From strengthening agriculture and businesses to improving health, supporting youth development and expanding educational opportunities, MU Extension helps solve Missouri's most pressing challenges.

Whether you're passionate about education, community development, agriculture, health or youth programs, there are career opportunities available in communities across Missouri.

Explore current openings: https://brnw.ch/21x5aim

08/24/2026

26th: Employment Connection/Nexus Committee Meeting | 1:30PM | PB Library
27th: CRC Partnership Meeting | 10:30AM | PB Library & Zoom

If interested in joining us, please reach out!

Looking for a career where you can make a difference in the lives of Missourians every day?At MU Extension, our faculty ...
08/24/2026

Looking for a career where you can make a difference in the lives of Missourians every day?

At MU Extension, our faculty and staff bring the resources and research of the University of Missouri directly to communities across the state. From strengthening agriculture and businesses to improving health, supporting youth development and expanding educational opportunities, MU Extension helps solve Missouri's most pressing challenges.

Whether you're passionate about education, community development, agriculture, health or youth programs, there are career opportunities available in communities across Missouri.

Explore current openings: https://brnw.ch/21x5aik

Come and enjoy this year's Butler County Fair!
08/22/2026

Come and enjoy this year's Butler County Fair!

08/21/2026

Looking for a budget-friendly meal that's both nutritious and easy to prepare?

Try this grilled apple and cheese sandwich. Crisp apples or pears and melty cheese come together on cinnamon raisin or whole wheat bread for a warm, flavorful meal that's ready with just a few simple ingredients.

At about $4.50 to $5.50 for four servings, it's an easy way to stretch your grocery budget while serving a satisfying lunch, light dinner or after-school snack.

Recipe card: https://brnw.ch/21x56Jh

08/20/2026

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614 Lindsay Avenue , Suite 3
Poplar Bluff, MO
63901

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 3pm
Tuesday 9am - 3pm
Wednesday 9am - 3pm
Thursday 9am - 3pm

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