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Missouri Takes the Lead on China Investment Risks

Managing money on behalf of others comes with a duty to put their interests first. Taxpayers, public employees counting on their pensions, and families saving for their children’s education all deserve sound investment management. As State Treasurer, I take that duty seriously. Our office's investment policy is built around...

Missouri · 6d
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Goss: Midwest manufacturing economy moving in 'right direction'

(Omaha) -- The Midwest manufacturing economy continues to grow according to another leading indicator. Creighton University released its Mid-America Business Conditions Index report Monday, with an overall reading of 56.1--up from 55.7 in September. A reading of 50.0 represents growth neutral in the survey of supply managers and manufacturers across a nine-state region, including Iowa, Nebraska, and Missouri. Creighton University Economics Professor Dr. Ernie Goss says the latest number continues the trend they've seen over the past several months.

Nebraska · 6d
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Zimmer Communications Names Mike Stern Director of Programming

"Mike is one of the most respected programming minds in our industry, and we’re incredibly fortunate to have him joining our team." The post Zimmer Communications Names Mike Stern Director of Programming appeared first on Barrett Media .

Missouri · 5d

Main Street Dollars

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Missouri utilities cannot cut off heat when freezing weather is forecast within 72 hours

Missouri’s investor-owned gas and electric utilities cannot cut off heat for nonpayment when temperatures are forecast to fall below 32 degrees within the next 72 hours. The protection is part of the state’s Cold Weather Rule, which started its season on Nov. 1 and runs through March 31. A 2025 state law stretched the window […]

Missouri · 6d

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Dynamat Taps EMA To Be Midwest Representative

Dynamat has appointed Electronic Marketing Associates (EMA) as its home, architectural, and custom integration representative across Missouri, Iowa, Illinois, Nebraska and Kansas. EMA will support Dynamat’s dealer, distributor, integrator and custom installer relationships throughout the five-state territory, helping customers select sound-deadening and sound-encapsulation solutions for residential and commercial projects.

Nebraska · 6d

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This Sprawling Missouri Flea Market Fills An Old Warehouse With Hundreds Of Vendor Booths

The aisles here are named like streets. That’s a smart move, because one shopper spent two hours inside and only made it a quarter of the way through. Hundreds of independent dealers fill the booths, and the stock keeps changing. One visitor stayed six hours and still left curious.

Grain Valley, MO · 18d

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Missouri Milk Comes In Glass Bottles Here, And Visitors Can Watch Them Get Washed And Filled Again

Soda-flavored milk. Cotton candy milk. Both come in glass bottles, and many of those bottles go back to the farm to be washed and filled again. I love that this Missouri dairy treats its returnable milk bottles like boomerangs. You pay a deposit, bring the bottle back, and it heads right into the wash line.

Missouri · 18d

Columbia Daily Tribune

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Columbia seeks residents for positions on 18 boards and commissions

Columbia residents have until 5 p.m. Nov. 6 to apply for openings on 18 city boards and commissions. Applications are available at CoMo.gov , according to a community announcement. The City Clerk's Office is accepting applications for positions ranging from the Airport Advisory Board and Board of Health to the Citizens Police Review Board, and Climate and Environment Commission. City boards and commissions give residents an opportunity to participate in local government and represent other members of the community, according to the announcement. Boards and commissions with openings Current openings are available on the following boards and commissions: Airport Advisory Board Board of Health Building Construction Codes Commission Citizens Police Review Board City of Columbia New Century Fund Inc. Board Climate and Environment Commission Collegiate Advisory Council Commission on Human Rights Community Land Trust Organization Board Dangerous or Aggressive Animal Advisors Disabilities Commission Food Council Historic Preservation Commission Housing and Community Development Commission Mayor’s Council on Physical Fitness and Health Personnel Advisory Board Public Transit Advisory Commission Substance Use Prevention Advisory Commission Applicants can find descriptions of the boards and commissions and eligibility requirements at CoMo.gov/Council/Vacancies . For more information, contact the City Clerk's Office at 573-874-7207. This story was

Columbia, MO · 6d

Springfield News-Leader

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Ensuring rural Missouri has a voice in the energy debate | Opinion

For decades, rural communities have been central to American energy production, but their interests have not always been well represented when energy decisions are made. Wind turbines and transmission lines cross farmland, power plants are built in rural counties, and the costs of the nation's energy transition can fall disproportionately on people and communities that may not directly benefit from the infrastructure being built. A new research center at the University of Missouri aims to bring greater attention to those impacts. The Center for Rural Energy Security (CRES) was launched by the University of Missouri in 2025 to conduct energy research with a rural perspective, focusing on how federal and state energy policies and technological innovations affect rural communities, agriculture, and economic growth. The Center’s work is intended to help ensure that rural issues are considered in broader conversations about the future of energy policy. As the first university-affiliated energy policy research institute in the country to focus exclusively on energy policy and technology innovation for agriculture, rural communities, and rural economic development, CRES released its first policy research paper on Sept. 3. Focusing on the economic impact of utility-scale renewable projects in rural areas, the paper reflects the Center’s

Columbia, MO · 7d

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Business Support Is Closer Than You Think

Running a small business means wearing a lot of hats. Owner. Salesperson. Hiring manager. Bookkeeper. Strategist. Problem-solver. But business owners do not have to navigate every challenge alone. Across Missouri, no-cost resources are available to help entrepreneurs make informed decisions, strengthen their businesses and find the funding and expertise they need to move forward.

Missouri · 6d

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This Underrated Missouri Town Is So Cheap Your Social Security Check Feels Like A Fortune

Some towns make you feel rich just by existing inside them, and Kirksville, Missouri is absolutely one of those towns. If your Social Security check has been feeling more like a suggestion than a salary lately, this northern Missouri gem might just change your entire outlook on retirement. Let’s get...

Kirksville, MO · 11d

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'The Trader Joe's effect': Nordstrom Rack opens Columbia location

COLUMBIA — Just a day before the anniversary of Trader Joe's opening at the Shoppes at Stadium, Nordstrom Rack has opened its doors in the same shopping center. The new 25,000 square-foot store is in the former Macy's building, located at 201 N. Stadium Blvd. It occupies the second half of the building; Trader Joe's moved into the other half last year.

Columbia, MO · 10d

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Home sales see another double-digit drop in Boone County as mortgage rates stay high

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Columbia and Boone County saw another double-digit year-over-year drop in home sales in September, a stat that local realtors attribute to a market transitioning to mortgage rates topping 7%. Single-family home sales in Boone County fell 12% when compared to last September. Sales in Columbia dropped 18%, according to a release from The post Home sales see another double-digit drop in Boone County as mortgage rates stay high appeared first on ABC17NEWS .

Boone County, MO · 9d

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St. Louis CMM Calibration and Repair Announces On-Site CMM Calibration Services for Aerospace and Defense Suppliers Across Eastern Missouri and Southern Illinois

Aerospace, defense and automotive suppliers across eastern Missouri and southern Illinois now have access to on-site CMM calibration, CMM repair, gage calibration and dimensional inspection from a regional provider. ST. LOUIS, MO - October 31, 2026 - St. Louis CMM Calibration and Repair (211 N Broadway, 23rd Floor, St. Louis,...

St. Louis, MO · 8d

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CoveredFarmers Publishes Plain-English Health Coverage Guides for Farm Households

CoveredFarmers, an independent information and referral resource for self-employed farm households, has published plain-English guides to Open Enrollment, renewal notices and estimating farm income, with state guides for Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, Ohio, South Dakota and Wisconsin. Tampa, Florida - October 31, 2026 - With the federal Open...

Missouri · 8d

KMIZ ABC 17 News

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Nordstrom Rack opens west Columbia store

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) The much-anticipated Nordstrom Rack store opened its doors in West Columbia on Thursday. This is the first Nordstrom Rack in Mid-Missouri, with the closest locations in the Kansas City and St. Louis areas. The store is an "off-price" department store chain, which sells high-quality brands at discounts. The 25,000-square-foot store is in The post Nordstrom Rack opens west Columbia store appeared first on ABC17NEWS .

Columbia, MO · 10d

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Check the list: Landline shutoff could hit KS, MO towns in weeks

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Your landline could go dark in weeks. AT&T is cleared to cut copper service in parts of Kansas and Missouri starting Nov. 15. 89 Kansas communities and 86 Missouri communities could be affected according to AT&T’s filing with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The...

Missouri · 11d

100.9 The Eagle

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Missouri Faces a Big Risk if the Power Grid Goes Down

Missouri has just been ranked among the most vulnerable states if the nation suffers a sudden power grid failure due to a catastrophe or attack.

Missouri · 8d