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Missouri lawmakers fail to deliver property tax relief amid rising assessments

State Rep. Tim Taylor of Bunceton, chairman of the Missouri House Special Interim Committee on Property Tax Reform, listens during testimony at a September public hearing (Rudi Keller/Missouri Independent). As the Missouri House began the final day of this year’s session last week, state Rep. Tim Taylor reluctantly reported that...

Missouri · 05-20
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10 Hidden Missouri Towns Where $1,200 A Month Goes A Long Way

Need retirement spots where $1,200 monthly goes far in Missouri?. These 10 hidden towns offer incredible value and welcoming communities!. Pronounce it wrong and everyone will know you just got here. It’s “Nuh-VAY-duh” in Missouri, so get it right from the start. The courthouse square is beautiful...

Missouri · 05-21
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Missouri lawmakers fail to deliver property tax relief amid rising assessments

As the Missouri House began the final day of this year’s session last week, state Rep. Tim Taylor reluctantly reported that last-minute efforts to salvage a package of changes to property tax laws had failed. For most of the past year, property taxes and how they are levied had dominated the three-term Republican’s legislative work. […]

Missouri · 05-20

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Boonville searching for new hotel to accommodate traffic from sports venues

BOONVILLE — The town of Boonville said it is working to recruit a new hotel of a higher class than its current hotels to better accommodate the incoming traffic from Ballparks Central and other sports venues. The town hasn’t added a new hotel in 20 years and said it...

Boonville, MO · 05-15

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Central Plains Ranchland Values Surge to New Record

Strong cattle prices sent ranchland values soaring in the first quarter of 2026, reports the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City. In its quarterly survey of ag bankers throughout its seven-state district, the bank says ranchland values jumped nearly 11% to a new record high. In addition, the bank states the value of non-irrigated and irrigated cropland increased about 2.5% and 4%, respectively. The modest gains in cropland values are the first since early 2024.

Nebraska · 05-14

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10 Charming Missouri Towns Where Retirement Won’t Break The Bank

Searching for budget-friendly retirement towns in Missouri?. These 10 charming places offer affordable living and friendly communities!. Say it wrong and the locals will know you’re new here immediately. It’s “Nuh-VAY-duh” in these parts, so practice before you arrive. The courthouse square is stunning enough to...

Missouri · 05-07

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Osage Beach TIF commission approves tax financing for $650 million outlet mall redevelopment

OSAGE BEACH, Mo. (KY3) -The city’s TIF commission approved Tax Increment Financing to help pay for a $650 million redevelopment of the outlet mall. The developer presented a revised plan that would include an 86,000-square-foot Bass Pro store. Other parts of the plan include demolishing part of the existing mall and renovating the rest of it. It would also feature an entertainment district.

Osage Beach, MO · 05-13

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From Small Town Nebraska to Land Sales Specialist, Dan Hostert Is Building Something That Lasts

Dan Hostert did not start in real estate. He grew up in a small town in Nebraska, where life moved at a slower pace, and people generally meant what they said. That environment shaped how he thinks about work and about the people he works with. He carried those values into a career in IT and project management that spanned more than 15 years, a field that rewarded precision, patience, and the ability to see a complex process through from start to finish. During that time, he was also quietly building something on the side. He had been actively investing in real estate, learning the market not from a classroom but from actual transactions, actual properties, and actual outcomes. Over time, what started as a personal interest became something harder to ignore. The gap between what he knew and what he was officially allowed to do professionally kept narrowing, and eventually he decided to close it. He obtained his real estate license, and what had been a passion alongside a career became the career itself.

Nebraska · 05-13

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Missouri property tax changes could be coming

Missouri · 05-11

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SFCC Finalizes Property Sale With Pettis County Fire District #1

SFCC has leased the land near 16th Street and Thompson Boulevard to the fire district since October 1978 for $1 per year. The district now assumes full ownership of the property.

Pettis County, MO · 05-05

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10 Shockingly Affordable Missouri Cities Where Social Security Covers It All

Can you really live on Social Security in Missouri?. These 10 cities prove affordable retirement works perfectly!. Down in Missouri’s southwest corner sits remarkable Joplin. This city rebuilt itself into an affordable retirement paradise. Social Security checks go shockingly far here. Housing prices feel like stepping back in time.

Missouri · 05-06

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SFCC Finalizes Property Sale With Pettis County Fire District #1

SFCC has leased the land near 16th Street and Thompson Boulevard to the fire district since October 1978 for $1 per year. The district now assumes full ownership of the property.

Pettis County, MO · 05-05

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Property taxes could face major changes in final weeks of session

JEFFERSON CITY — Leadership in the Missouri General Assembly made property tax reform a top priority this year, with over a hundred bills filed by members in both chambers. With two weeks left in the session, time is running out to place a reform bill on the governor’s desk, but legislators continue to advocate for change.

Missouri · 05-04

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SFCC Finalizes Property Sale With Pettis County Fire District #1

SFCC has leased the land near 16th Street and Thompson Boulevard to the fire district since October 1978 for $1 per year. The district now assumes full ownership of the property.

Pettis County, MO · 05-05

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Warrenton's Zoe Duncan finds college home at William Woods University

Zoe Duncan is going "home." The Warrenton senior recently signed her National Letter of Intent to play college basketball this coming school year at William Woods University in Fulton. She said she chose William Woods over St. Louis Community College and Missouri Valley because of how the program, led by...

Warrenton, MO · 05-04

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Middle East conflict drives regional gas prices toward record highs

FENTON, Mo. — Gas prices are climbing across the bi-state, with the average gallon in Missouri hitting $3.97, while Illinois drivers are paying an average of $4.93. AAA reports that crude oil prices, driven by the Middle East conflict, account for about half of what you pay at the pump. The soaring costs are leaving many residents with very little to show for their time on the clock.

Missouri · 05-05

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Property taxes could face major changes in final weeks of session

Leadership in the Missouri General Assembly made property tax reform a top priority this year, with over a hundred bills filed by members in both chambers. With two weeks left in the session, time is running out to place a reform bill on the governor’s desk, but legislators continue to advocate for change.

Missouri · 05-01

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Cities with the fastest-growing home prices in the Columbia, Missouri metro area

Cities with the fastest-growing home prices in the Columbia, Missouri metro area. The real estate frenzy spurred by the coronavirus pandemic continues, though at a slower pace. Buyers are still competing for a limited supply of housing, driving up prices for affordable properties. The typical home value in the United...

Columbia, MO · 04-24

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More renters, tech mean Columbia Neighborhood Watch must adapt

Columbia’s Neighborhood Watch is celebrating its 50th anniversary, but officials say the changing landscape of the city means the program needs changes, too. At a recent meeting, leaders discussed how to oversee Columbia’s rising number of rental properties in the city. Downtown Columbia is home to three Universities,...

Columbia, MO · 04-21

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Historic Columbia property to be leased out as transitional housing

A historic property in Columbia will soon be renovated and used as transitional housing by Love Columbia. During Monday's meeting, the Columbia City Council approved a 15-year lease agreement with the nonprofit Love Columbia for a city-owned property located at 200 N. Garth Ave. The lease also includes up to four one-year lease renewals, for a possible 19-year lease on the property.

Columbia, MO · 04-21