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From Marine to Missouri Spice Entrepreneur Joshua Brack Turns Passion Into Business (LISTEN)
A good meal doesn’t have to come from a restaurant, and sometimes the difference between ordinary and outstanding is what you put on it. Joshua Brack, a retired Marine and active law enforcement officer from Sparta, Missouri, turned a passion for cooking and a memorable military tradition into JB’s Gourmet Spice Blends. Since launching the veteran-owned business in 2017, he’s built a lineup of seasonings, barbecue rubs, and hot sauces, including a collection inspired by the extreme hot sauce challenges he experienced during his time in the Marines.
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Couple Finds Solace in Greenhouse Business after Tragic Losses of their Two Sons
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Lamar couple finds healing through greenhouse business
LAMAR, Mo. (KOAM) - The Jenkins family's story is one of loss , and a slow kind of healing. Jessica and Bryan Jenkins are fairly knew to the floral industry, but over the past year of owning Lamar Greenhouse and Florist, they have learned that the business also means helping people through their hardest moments.
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This 30,000-Square-Foot Missouri Discount Store Turns Closeouts And Freight Claims Into Grocery Bargains
About 5,000 new products land on the shelves of one Missouri grocery store every single day. Yep, every day. That means the aisles you shop on Monday may look different by Wednesday. The secret is where the stuff comes from. This store buys overstock, closeouts, liquidations, and freight claims from...
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Groundbreaking held for 2027’s St. Jude Dream Home
NEAR NIXA, Mo. (KY3) -A groundbreaking ceremony kicked off work on 2027’s St. Jude Dream Home Friday morning. KY3’s Leigh Moody and Rob Macko were honored to join hospital supporters and contractors as they turned the ceremonial first shovels. Next year’s Dream Home is in the Kelby Creek...
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On Your Side: Lebanon’s Ice Cream Factory closes its doors
LEBANON, Mo. (KY3) - The Ice Cream Factory in Lebanon is closing its doors, according to CEO Gail Kurpgeweit. “Ice Cream Factory is dead,” Kurpgeweit said. Last year, former owner Shannon Imler sold a controlling interest in the company to PNC Brands Group. Kurpgeweit then became CEO and hoped to expand the Ice Cream Factory brand.
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Business owners react as construction on the Branson strip begins
BRANSON, Mo. — The city of Branson is preparing for its Branson 76 Entertainment Improvement Project, which will start construction Oct. 26. The almost $30 million multi-phase project will aim to improve sidewalk safety and accessibility for visitors patronizing businesses along the road. Michael Woods, the public works and engineering director for the city, said […]
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Brad Youngblood Built a Career Seeing What Others Miss, Now He’s Betting on Nature-First Development
Long before Brad Youngblood thought about developing the land surrounding one of Table Rock Lake’s most recognizable landmarks, he was jumping off its cliffs. Table Rock Lake is one of the nation’s most iconic destinations, but when Youngblood was 8-9, Battleship Rock was simply one of those places local families revered. Families would load a boat with kids, head toward the cliffs and everybody understood the destination.
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Cleary celebrates new branch office
Cleary Building Corp. is pleased to announce the Grand Opening of its new branch office in Ozark, MO. A ribbon-cutting ceremony took place at the Grand Opening event for the office on Friday, Oct. 9, which continued through Oct. 10 at the Ozark location. According to a company news release,...