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This Affordable Missouri Town Is So Cheap, Retirees Say Social Security Covers It All

There’s a town in Missouri called Mexico, and no, your GPS isn’t having an existential crisis. It’s a real place, it’s genuinely affordable, and retirees across the state are quietly packing their bags and pointing their cars toward Audrain County. Mexico, Missouri sits about 30 miles...

Audrain County, MO · 6d
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Missouri Picks Builder for $583M I-70 Widening From Kingdom City to Warrenton

Missouri has picked the team that will widen a 44-mile stretch of Interstate 70 between Kingdom City and Warrenton, adding a third lane in each direction and replacing every inch of existing pavement along the corridor. Construction is expected to begin in the first half of 2027, with the project wrapped up by late 2030.

Warrenton, MO · 3d
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Danuser Breaks Ground on $24 Million Manufacturing Expansion

FULTON, MO – Danuser Machine Company, LLC, broke ground on Nov. 10, 2026 on an 85,000-square-foot expansion of its manufacturing facilities in Fulton, MO. The more than $24 million investment will bring the company’s total manufacturing footprint to approximately 200,000 square feet and is Danuser’s fourth expansion since 2013. The new building will be located just off Highway 54 on State Highway HH.

Fulton, MO · 15h

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We Ranked Missouri’s 10 Best Burger Spots And The Top Pick Might Surprise You

Missouri’s best burger, by our count, comes wrapped in wax paper inside a pool hall that opened in 1884. No fancy plate. Just a burger, a sheet of paper, and the click of billiard balls nearby. That pick surprised me too. The rest of the list includes a diner...

Missouri · 3d
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Mizzou vs. Kentucky Wildcats football game time and TV channel announced

TV channel and game time announced for the Missouri vs. Kentucky Wildcats football game

Columbia, MO · 4d

Columbia Daily Tribune

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Pizza restaurant has unique food storage solution noted in inspection

A local pizza restaurant is using a unique food storage solution and generally addressed critical violations immediately at a recent inspection. Routine restaurant inspections happen two to three times per year based on priority and location of Columbia restaurants, Columbia/Boone County Public Health and Human Services previously has said. Follow-up inspections are scheduled if a critical violation is found. Restaurants typically may correct noncritical violations by the next routine inspection. Reports are from Nov. 3 through Monday, Nov. 9, unless otherwise noted. Reports may also include local bars and other locations where food may be served. Tomatoes handled without gloves, adulterated chicken and some potentially hazardous pizza sauce above 41 degrees all were discarded Nov. 4 at Southside Pizza and Pub , 3908 Peachtree Drive Suite H. Any food product or equipment with lessened quality due to some other substance on or in it, is considered adulterated. Uncovered food items received covers and the third well on the bar three compartment sink was filled with a sanitizing solution so glassware could be washed, rinsed and then sanitized. Potentially hazardous food items needed date marks by Nov. 10, but the follow-up report was not yet available. Other critical issues that needed

Columbia, MO · 1d

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CWD sampling required this weekend in Audrain, Callaway and Montgomery counties

Mid-Missouri deer hunters in Audrain, Callaway and Montgomery counties must complete mandatory chronic wasting disease sampling this weekend. Deer harvested on Saturday, Nov. 14, and Sunday, Nov. 15, in those counties will need to be taken to a CWD sampling location. This coincides with the opening weekend of the November portion of the firearms deer season.

Audrain County, MO · 1d

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Fandom and family: a Centralia softball fan's journey to a state title

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — After a championship loss two years ago, the Centralia lady panthers softball team finally got their hands on the class 3a state championship trophy. In the stands for the four-nothing shutout of Oak Grove, was Billy Barnes, 60, yelling and shaking a cowbell to rally the sea of fans clad in black and white.

Centralia, MO · 22h

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Happy retirement to a very good boy

After eight years comforting patients and families at the University of Missouri Children's Hospital in Columbia, a golden retriever named Link is retiring. The therapy dog has brought joy to countless children during some of their most difficult moments. Link has spent most of his life making hospital visits a...

Columbia, MO · 2d

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Hallsville unveils new veterans memorial

What role did Bryan Schultz play in Hallsville's veterans memorial?. Why did Missouri Military Academy move its Veterans Day event?. On Wednesday, communities across Mid-Missouri honored Veterans Day. At Tribble Park in Hallsville, community leaders unveiled the city's first-ever veterans memorial. "We've had a bunch of different fundraising events over...

Hallsville, MO · 2d

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Ameren plans three more Missouri battery plants

Utility company Ameren has received the green light to add a new-to-Missouri type of infrastructure to the electric grid: batteries. The utility is expanding energy storage in the state. It is currently building its first battery facility in Missouri and recently received approval from state regulators for three more. Last...

Missouri · 2d

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Boone Health to be acquired by Ardent Health

Boone Health will operate under Ardent Health following a process spanning more than a year of looking for a strategic partner, and will lose its nonprofit status. The transaction includes a $47 million purchase price, along with a commitment from Ardent to invest $200 million over the next 10 years. The ownership change will let the hospital expand its services while maintaining a local identity.

Columbia, MO · 1d

Columbia Daily Tribune

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Mizzou donors pledge $5 million for medicine, athletics

A $5 million planned gift to the University of Missouri will support medical education, Mizzou Athletics and fraternity and sorority life. The gift from Frank Shelden and Val Lawlor will support Mizzou's $2 billion Power the Roar fundraising campaign, according to a community announcement. Shelden, a 1977 graduate, and Lawlor, a 1989 graduate, have supported the university through philanthropy and volunteer leadership for decades. “Frank Shelden and Val Lawlor's incredible leadership advances a legacy of service that strengthens the university’s land-grant mission,” University of Missouri President Mun Choi said in the announcement. “Their investments in excellence will transform lives and make a difference for Missourians and future generations of students.” $3 million will support medical education The largest portion of the planned gift, $3 million, will go to the Russell D. and Mary B. Shelden Clinical Simulation Center at Mizzou's School of Medicine. Shelden's parents helped establish the center with a donation in 2008. The center allows medical students to practice lifesaving procedures using patient simulators designed to mimic medical conditions. Another $1.5 million will provide unrestricted support for Mizzou Athletics, giving the department flexibility to support student-athletes. The remaining $500,000 will support fraternity and sorority life and opportunities for

Columbia, MO · 3d

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EquipmentShare sues former employees over alleged ‘short shelling’

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) A publicly traded company based in Columbia has sued some of its former employees over allegations of “short selling.” EquipmentShare filed a federal lawsuit on Monday accusing 10 “Jane and John Does” of misappropriating trade secrets and breach of contract. The lawsuit alleges the former employees sold company information when they spoke The post EquipmentShare sues former employees over alleged ‘short shelling’ appeared first on ABC17NEWS .

Columbia, MO · 3d

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Southern Boone football faces rematch against Hallsville in Class 3 District 4 championship

A pass fell incomplete out of the hand of Southern Boone quarterback Graham McKim on the 4-yard line, thus turning the ball over to Hallsville, which then took a knee to end the game. That was Oct. 16. As the Hallsville home crowd celebrated the 30-27 win, the defeated Eagles...

Hallsville, MO · 1d

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Mexico Veterans Monument Dedicated Today

A new monument honoring military veterans is being officially dedicated today in Mexico, Missouri, for Veterans Day. The Central Missouri Veterans Monument will be dedicated during a public ceremony at 11 this morning at the intersection of Teal Lake Road and Huntingfield Road. The project was spearheaded by Mexico native...

Mexico, MO · 2d

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Rock Bridge celebrates seven student-athletes signing National Letters of Intent

COLUMBIA — Rock Bridge celebrated seven student-athletes signing their National Letters of Intent on Wednesday. The seven are headlined by softball player Hayden Bush, who will play at the University of Arkansas next year. Bush's sister, Ava, will play her freshman season at Alabama this year. Simone Walker, a...

Columbia, MO · 2d

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What Kirby Smart said about Missouri football

The Georgia Bulldogs are preparing to host the Missouri Tigers as Georgia looks to start a new home winning streak after losing their last home game to the Auburn Tigers . Georgia is favored by over two touchdowns against Missouri and is looking to get one step closer to advancing to the final SEC championship game . "We are moving to Missouri," Georgia coach Kirby Smart said at his weekly press conference. "I have a lot of respect for Eli (Drinkwitz). He is one of my close friends. I think he is one of the best coaches in the country. He is very charismatic. He cares about the game. He cares about the SEC. He cares about these players. He wants the game to be better, and he has been very vocal on a lot of SEC and national issues that I've been involved in with him. He does a lot for the game. He does a tremendous job as a coach. "I think this is one of his better teams. He has got an elite quarterback, and he's got good talent surrounding him. He is playing in a tough, brutal league just like we all are, and he has

Columbia, MO · 2d

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Nation’s First Autonomous Railcars on Regulated Short Line Come to Mid-Missouri

Powered by St. Louis innovation, the Columbia Terminal Railroad will deploy autonomous, self-propelled railcars to serve Mid-Missouri business hub. Self-propelled, autonomous railcars will soon run in Missouri between Columbia and Centralia on the Columbia Terminal Railroad – the first time this technology will be deployed on a regulated short line in the nation – after the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Railroad Administration announced a $16.2 million grant to modernize the 21.4-mile COLT railroad.

Columbia, MO · 1d

Columbia Daily Tribune

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Longtime Columbia radio host Simon Rose launches podcast

Longtime Columbia radio personality Simon Rose has returned to the microphone with a new podcast focused on the people, issues and events shaping the community. “The CoMo Morning Meeting with Simon Rose” features conversations with local leaders, entrepreneurs and other community figures, according to a community announcement. New episodes are released once or twice a week at 9 a.m., with the schedule depending on current events. Rose spent 37 years at KFRU and 33 years at KBXR, where he was a founding DJ. “When the radio job ended, the thing I heard more than anything was, ‘What am I supposed to listen to now?’ and ‘Are you going to do a podcast?’” Rose said in the announcement. “After hearing that enough times, it seemed like a built-in audience might actually be there. I am humbled by that and so grateful to this community for the show of support.” Guests so far have included Columbia Mayor Barbara Buffaloe, historic preservationist Fred Parry and political analyst Ted Farnen. Continuing Columbia's conversations Rose said that the podcast gives him an opportunity to continue the conversations taking place around Columbia while exploring the stories behind local headlines. The show also leaves room for occasional

Columbia, MO · 2d