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This Missouri Orchard Packs Apple Picking, A Bakery, A Corn Maze, And Pumpkin-Patch Fun Into One Stop
You might come for the apples and realize pretty quickly that leaving early is not happening. This Missouri orchard packs a lot into one easy fall outing, with apple picking, pumpkins later in the season, a corn maze, and a bakery that can derail even the most disciplined snack plans.
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Council weighs tax abatements for Schreiber expansion
CARTHAGE, Mo. — The Carthage City Council will take one last look at a multi-million dollar plan for the expansion of Schreiber Foods. Tuesday night, the council will hear the final reading of an ordinance that would create a tax abatement that incentivizes the expansion of Schreiber. The plan...
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The Facts Behind Lebanon's Ice Cream Factory Electrical Project Loan
The City of Lebanon is addressing recent public conversation about its financial involvement with the Ice Cream Factory, after a January 2026 advance became the subject of online speculation this week. Quick facts:. Amount City Council authorized: up to $400,000, interest-free, for building improvements to a building currently owned by...
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Marion C. Early School District in Morrisville, Mo., gives students of all ages the chance to learn about agriculture
MORRISVILLE, Mo. (KY3) - The Marion C. Early School District in Morrisville was able to make some expansions to its agriculture program, both physical and educational. Not only was the district able to literally grow the size of its ag building, but it was also able to expand the reach of the program by bringing in elementary students.
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Local beef producer selling at the Neosho market
Angela Brattin, owner of Taste & See Gardens and Rafter B Farms in Fairview, sells premium beef, tallow skincare, and fresh produce. “I’ve been farming my entire life,” said Brattin. “However, I’ve had a market garden since 2018, and direct-to-consumer beef and tallow skincare is new this year.”
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On Your Side: What’s driving up insurance rates; retirement savings pitfalls
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - In this edition of On Your Side, learn why more commuters on the roadway may be increasing your insurance rate. Also, hear tips to help you bounce back from unexpected problems as you prepare for retirement. To report a correction or typo, please email digitalnews@ky3.com. Please...
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Joplin Area Habitat for Humanity celebrates 200th home milestone in Carthage
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Springfield dispensary workers say they were fired for unionizing
About 30 people carried signs, chanted slogans like "People, not pre-rolls" and tried to divert customers while outside Greenlight Dispensary , 218 N. National Ave., on Sept. 18, protesting the firing of 11 of the dispensary's 23 employees. The fired employees were told their termination was because they were seen "popping (weed) gummies" during work on dispensary property. However, the employees that the Springfield News-Leader spoke to denied doing that and said they believed they were fired for a different reason: attempting to unionize. “We do not comment on personnel matters but we take compliance matters very seriously,” said a representative of Greenlight MO in an emailed statement on Sept. 18. According to former employee Emily Dickson, employees of the Springfield store met on Monday, Sept. 14 to discuss signing union authorization cards. By Thursday, Sept. 17, five employees who took the lead on organizing the store, including Dickson and Elvin Kinchelo, had been fired. Some were fired over the phone, while others came into work and were made to wait before being fired, Kinchelo said. "We don't know if they'll be paid for those two hours they were at work," Kinchelo said, adding that the employees were immediately locked
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Some Ozarks business owners raise concerns over 32-hour workweek bill
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - A bill introduced in Congress would reduce the standard workweek from 40 hours to 32 hours while keeping employee pay and benefits the same. Some small business owners in the Ozarks say the change would affect their operations. Business owners weigh the impact. Trish Pearson and...
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Holy cow: Hiland brings back Chocolate Peanut Butter Milk
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — The milk aisle has heard your cries. After several years away, Hiland Dairy is bringing back its Chocolate Peanut Butter Milk, a limited-edition flavor with enough devoted fans that people have continued asking about it. The company announced this week that the chocolate-and-peanut-butter concoction began arriving at participating retailers in early September. […]