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De Kalb, MO · Business
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New life announced for currently closed, 95-year Atchison business
(KAIR)--A longstanding Atchison business that closed earlier this year after 95-years operating is expected to reopen under new ownership. That announcement came this week in a post made to the official social media of Hilligoss Shoes, confirming the business has been sold and will resume operating under its longtime name.
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Nationwide logistics company bringing jobs to Kansas City area with multi-year agreement
LIBERTY, Mo. (KCTV) - A nationwide logistics company announced Wednesday it has signed a multi-year agreement with a Kansas City-area manufacturer to launch a new program in Liberty, Missouri. Wagner Logistics said it is launching a new manufacturing support and warehouse operations program in Liberty. The operation includes a pair...
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Fairfax FFA and CH-F join forces
Thanks to a partnership with the Fairfax High School ag department, Fairfax FFA Chapter, and Community Hospital-Fairfax in Fairfax, Missouri, a portion of the hospital’s ground is becoming both a hands-on classroom and a valuable agricultural resource. Last week, students drilled a mix of alfalfa and oats on the...
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McCownGordon eyes more work in sports after Royals ballpark joint venture
McCownGordon Construction is hoping that its first baseball project -- the Royals’ planned $1.9B ballpark -- will help “win it more opportunities with sports and recreation developments,” according to Frida Humphreville of the K.C. BUSINESS JOURNAL. The joint venture of McCownGordon and Mortenson will build the new 34,000-seat ballpark in Crown Center. McCownGordon CEO Ramin Cherafat said that his K.C.-based firm will “bring local knowledge and connection to the team,” while Minneapolis-based Mortenson “adds extensive experience with sports projects.” He added that the Royals will be McCownGordon’s first baseball job, though the firm “has worked on other sports projects.” Their work includes Hy-Vee Arena in K.C.; the Univ. of Kansas Horejsi Family Volleyball Arena; and Northern State Univ. Regional Sports Complex in Aberdeen, S.D. Cherafat said that McCownGordon will “seek opportunities to build more stadiums in the future, especially through joint ventures.” Cherafat: “We’ve done numerous joint ventures. We find ourselves to be really good partners in that process” (K.C. BUSINESS JOURNAL, 10/12).