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Springfield News-Leader
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Cleaning for a cause: Local couple expands business to help cancer victims
Chris and Rosy Castlebury have come a long way to get where they are today. The two registered their cleaning business with Cleaning for a Reason, a program that connects cleaning companies with those in need, including those with cancer. Chris said they wanted to find a way to give back to Republic, the place that they now call home.
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Contentions over data center development prompt suits across the Ozarks
Developer Trent Overhue is named as a plaintiff in two suits alleging defamation in Webster and Wright Counties. The LLC, NSI, A.1 is also a plaintiff in those suits. Both suits accuse their defendants of defamation stemming from online comments regarding a data center project developed by Overhue near Rifle Range Road in Webster County. Both suits ask for compensation for damages and request a jury trial.
Laclede Record
Full Story: Ice Cream Factory assets to be sold
A controversial local manufacturer is the subject of a legal notice published in the Laclede County Record last week. According to the notice, property connected to the Ice Cream Factory in Lebanon will be sold at approximately 1 p.m. Oct. 26 at the front door of the Laclede County Courthouse. The notice lists the location of the plant at what is now 1201 Ice Cream Way.
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On Your Side: Aurora, Mo., customers say Liberty Utilities’ electric bills skyrocketed into the thousands with little explanation
AURORA, Mo. (KY3) - People in Aurora say they are experiencing sticker shock from Liberty Utilities, with electric bills skyrocketing into the thousands and little explanation from the company. Sara Hooker says she hasn’t received a bill since last year — now she owes thousands. “It went up....
Springfield News-Leader
Missouri developer sues critic of data center proposals for defamation
The man behind several proposed data centers in southwest Missouri is suing a vocal critic of his developments, accusing her of defamation. Trent Overhue, manager of NSI A.1, LLC, filed a lawsuit in late August against Katherine Wiltse, of Norwood, for allegedly defaming him and his business. NSI A1 owns the property at 2900 S. National Ave. in Springfield, where Overhue proposed a data center in the basement of the building. Last month, the LLC filed a lawsuit against the city of Springfield regarding the city's current moratorium on data centers. Overhue is also involved in the company behind a data center in Webster County currently under construction and has sued Benton County over its moratorium, as well. Wiltse has been an outspoken critic of Overhue's data center projects on social media and beyond. According to a Webster County announcement from May, she was also the one to request a meeting to discuss data centers with the Webster County Commission that drew a large crowd. The lawsuit notes that Wiltse had made several Facebook posts shared on public groups regarding Overhue, his project in Webster County and his proposal in Springfield, urging the public to voice their opposition. Particularly, the
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This 52,000-Square-Foot Missouri Antique Mall Has More Than 350 Dealer Spaces To Dig Through
This is the kind of antique mall where “I’ll just look around for a few minutes” usually does not go as planned. More than 350 dealer spaces fill over 52,000 square feet, so there is always another booth, case, or furniture section pulling you farther in. You...
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Bargain Hunters Keep Coming Back To This Massive, Maze-Like Missouri Flea Market Packed With Booths
Some shoppers walk in planning to grab one lamp and walk out an hour later with a box full of old toys, vintage cups, and a pin cushion they never knew they needed. That happens a lot at one sprawling indoor market in Springfield, Missouri. The place is big, the...
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A Polk County farm boy took on Big Oil — and built an empire for farmers
PLEASANT HOPE, Mo. — Long before Howard Cowden, born in 1893, sat across from the prime minister of Iran to talk about oil, before he attended early sessions of the United Nations or helped build one of the largest cooperative businesses in America, there was a farmhouse along the Pomme de Terre River in Polk County.
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4 City-Owned Properties for Sale — Bids Due Oct. 13
The City of Lebanon is inviting sealed bids on four City-owned properties, ranging from small residential lots to the City's largest offering in this round — 5.89 acres zoned for commercial development. The 4 properties. Main & Catherine — 0.5 acre, zoned RS-2. Suited for a duplex, small multi-family...