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Faucett, MO · Business
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Gas prices squeeze KC businesses
Businesses and schools are making changes as gas prices remain high across Kansas City.
FOX4 News Kansas City
Locally owned gas station faces corporate store being built across from them, deviating from city ordinance
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Regent Bank Pushes Into Kansas City and St. Louis With New Lending Offices
Regent Bank is putting down new roots in Missouri, opening commercial lending offices in Kansas City and the St. Louis suburb of Chesterfield. The move pushes the bank's regional footprint to 10 markets spanning Oklahoma, Texas and Missouri, and marks its first dedicated presence in either metro area. According to...
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Preserving the Past, Building Downtown’s Future at 929 Walnut
Ask Bob Mayer how he has watched downtown Kansas City grow, and he starts with the hard part. “Well, I’ve seen the decline,” he said. He has also seen what came after it. Mayer grew up in Ohio and came to Kansas City decades ago. In the...
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Luxury tailgate vibes: 5 Kansas City companies that will up your next game
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Kansas City is known for its tailgate, but it may be time to bring a glow up to yours. Kansas City has companies that make upgrading tailgates a full-time business. They are known for helping turn an ordinary parking lot set up into a full blown experience.
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The Petite Frame Opens in Zona Rosa With a Petite-Fashion Focus
The Petite Frame opened its Zona Rosa storefront in July in a space previously occupied by Francesca’s, according to Kansas City Magazine. Owner Jessica Reynolds built the boutique around petite clothing after more than 16 years in corporate retail, the magazine reported. A boutique in a center with a...
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This Kansas City Credit Union Just Won Big for Using Tech to Actually Help People
Holy Rosary Credit Union just took home first place in the “People Helping People” category at the sixth annual Finopotamus Tekkie Awards, and the story behind it is worth your attention. The $45 million credit union based in Kansas City, Missouri isn’t your typical financial institution. Founded specifically...
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Kansas City pilot program gives 15 to 20 court participants tools to launch their own companies
Kansas City, Missouri – For some people leaving the justice system, the biggest challenge is not deciding to change direction. It is finding a real opportunity once they try. Kansas City leaders are testing a different answer: instead of waiting for an employer to open a door, help participants learn how to build a business of their own.
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Cushman & Wakefield names new senior director in Kansas City
Cushman & Wakefield promoted Jack Goldsborough from Director to Senior Director. Based in Kansas City, Missouri, Goldsborough specializes in industrial sale and lease transactions throughout the Midwest, representing landlords, occupiers, investors and developers across a broad range of industrial real estate assignments. Over his 12-year commercial real estate career, Goldsborough...
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Local farmer explains impact of increase in diesel, fuel prices
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (KQTV) -- While regular gas prices across the United States continue to rise, so do diesel prices. According to Triple A's website, the current price for diesel is $6.34 a gallon. Farmers are now entering harvest season and are seeing different prices than from a year ago. In Sept. of 2025, the price for a gallon of diesel was $3.42. That makes it a nearly $3 difference in a year long span.
FOX4 News Kansas City
Chiefs’ stadium move already showing impact on real estate in Wyandotte County
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Kansas City Eyes Property Tax Hike as Falling Home Values Squeeze Budget
Jackson County Assessment Department — Site of Valuation Review. Kansas City homeowners could see a small bump in their property tax bills after city officials say falling property values have left a hole in next year's budget. Under a proposal advancing through City Hall, the owner of a $200,000 home would pay $15.66 more annually in the city portion of their property tax bill, part of a plan meant to offset a 1.5% citywide drop in property values this year.
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NW grants coordinator Tye Parsons to step down, takes position as assistant city manager
After nearly 13 years as grants coordinator at Northwest, Tye Parsons begins a new role as Maryville’s assistant city manager starting Sept. 29. Though the job is new, Parsons is rejoining a familiar team; he served on the Maryville City Council from 2019-2025, before stepping down last summer to spend more time at home.