By Kimber Solana
Caitlin Rosemann believes the way dentists communicate with their patients can be a determining factor for either poor or great oral health.
“I’ve seen times where patients don’t make informed decisions for treatment plans just because they don’t fully understand what is being described to them,” said Ms. Rosemann, a second-year dental student at A.T. Still University – Missouri School of Dentistry and Oral Health.
Cuba News
Dance Team wraps up season with several wins
The Cuba Wildcat Golden Line Dance Team performed at half-time for all girls and boys basketball home games, traveled to St. James to perform at the District tournament, and competed at four dance competitions this season.
AV Ministries to hold job fair on April 13
AV Ministries (Alcoholics/Addicts Victorious) will hold a felon friendly Job Fair on April 13 from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. at 309 N. Mapleshade, Cuba, Missouri (Covenant Praise Church of God).
Cuba voters renew sales tax, Black defeats Montgomery in Ward 2
One incumbent and two newcomers were elected to serve on the Cuba City Council for the next two years in Tuesday’s Municipal Election. Voters in Cuba also made permanent a half-cent sales tax that is used for citywide capital improvement projects.
Cuba City Council Notes: March 19
The Cuba City Council met in regular session on Tuesday, March 19 at City Hall to discuss the following items of business:
• Mayor Ray Mortimeyer asked that the agenda be amended to include an executive session for real estate purposes, due to it being a time-sensitive matter. The council voted to approve the amended agenda.