Livonia
Livonia, MO · Business
kniakrls.com
Under Secretary of USDA Visited Vermeer Corporation on Tuesday
An official with the U.S. Department of Agriculture made a stop at Vermeer Corporation on Tuesday as part of a statewide listening tour. Under Secretary Richard Fordyce took a tour of Plant 2, met with several managers and leaders of Vermeer and Marion County Bank, and toured the Vermeer museum and Global Pavilion as part of his visit, one day after meeting at a farm near Leighton. Fordyce himself has purchased several Vermeer machines, and aimed to learn more about the impact the manufacturer as on the area economy. Senior Vice President of Agriculture Services and Forestry Curt Blades with the Association of Equipment Manufacturers was also in attendance. Hear more about their visit on upcoming editions of In Touch with South Central Iowa.
ottumwaradio.com
LFG BBQ + Outdoor Supply Announces Operational Changes for 2027
LFG BBQ + Outdoor Supply, formerly known as Iowa BBQ Store, has announced plans to transition its business operations following December 31, 2026. In an announcement dated August 26, the company said its standalone retail footprint will be changing as part of a transition in its operations. However, the business will continue serving customers from within Floor to Ceiling, where select products will remain available.
cbtnews.com
ktvo.com
After three generations, Gardner-Collier Jewelry enters final chapter
KIRKSVILLE, Mo. — After serving generations of customers for more than 90 years, Gardner-Collier Jewelry is preparing to close its doors as the owners are entering retirement. The company, which operates stores in Kirksville and Ottumwa and Oskaloosa, Iowa, recently announced a retirement and going-out-of-business sale. The stores are...
dakotanewsnow.com
oskynews.org
Oskaloosa Sees Major Increase in Housing Development as City Works to Address Shortage
OSKALOOSA, Iowa – After years of trying to add more housing, Oskaloosa has seen a major jump in residential development. The city issued building permits for 143 housing units last fiscal year. That’s more than seven times the usual 20 new units the city sees in a typical year....
ottumwaradio.com
Young Makers Market Encourages Young Entrepreneurs
Young entrepreneurs will have an opportunity to showcase their creativity and business skills at the Young Makers Market, hosted at Penn Central Mall in Oskaloosa. The event will provide children with a place to display and sell products they have created, baked, designed or developed through their own small businesses. Offerings may include handmade crafts, artwork, baked goods, lawn care, pet services and other unique business ideas.
kilj.com
Beef Quality Assurance Certification Local Opportunity Tomorrow
Cattle producers can earn or renew their Beef Quality Assurance certification Tuesday evening, October 27, in Donnellson. The Lee County Cattlemen and Pilot Grove Savings Bank are sponsoring the training at 6 p.m. in the Pilot Grove Community Room, at 506 North Main Street. Iowa State University Beef Specialist Patrick...
kciiradio.com
MidAmerican Energy Continues Work on New Gas Pipeline South of Riverside
Installation of a new natural gas pipeline will impact travel on 160th Street between Tulip Avenue and Highway 218 beginning Tuesday. The work is happening approximately 7.5 miles south of Riverside. On Tuesday, October 27th, subject to weather conditions, MidAmerican Energy Company will have a contractor, Michels Pipeline, Inc, begin...
ottumwaradio.com
Fairfield’s Cambridge Investment Research Ordered to Pay Over $1 Million in Delaware Settlement
Delaware’s Attorney General has secured a settlement worth more than $1 million with Fairfield-based Cambridge Investment Research, Inc. and its affiliated advisory firm over supervisory failures related to the termination of a formerly affiliated financial professional and the transition of his clients to another adviser. Attorney General Kathy Jennings...
kyoutv.com
Ottumwa sewer rate projections show rising costs through 2037
OTTUMWA, Iowa (KYOU) - A financial review presented Tuesday shows the typical Ottumwa household’s sewer bill could climb 67% over the next decade. The review is part of a larger effort tied to the city’s sewer projects, which includes a city study earlier this year on how sewer costs are split between homeowners and businesses.
ottumwaradio.com
Fairfield Farmers Market Moving Indoors to Blue Rose Ballroom for 2026-2027 Season
The Fairfield Farmers Market will have a new indoor home this season, moving to the Blue Rose Ballroom & Bistro for its 2026-2027 indoor market run, according to a social media post from the market’s page. The indoor market will be held on Saturdays from November through April, running...
KWQC
Miller-Meeks talks manufacturing with House energy chairman at Burlington roundtable
BURLINGTON, Iowa (KWQC) - Lee County will need new access to natural gas to accommodate a planned $15 billion steel mill, leaders told Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks at a roundtable Thursday in Burlington. The area needs a pipeline to deliver that gas, leaders said, to the steel mill and other developments...
kyoutv.com
Cambridge Investment Research laying off 60 employees
FAIRFIELD, Iowa (KYOU) - Cambridge Investment Research in Fairfield, is laying off 60 home office associates, representing about 6% of its home office workforce, according to the company. The company’s statement comes after an Iowa Workforce Development WARN notice filed Oct. 12 listed 33 employees at the Fairfield location as...
ottumwaradio.com
Fairfield’s Maharishi Ayurveda Receives Rose Award for Excellence in Design
The Fairfield Beautification Commission has recognized Maharishi Ayurveda with a Rose Award for Excellence in Design, honoring the business for the beauty and elegance of its interior, according to a social media post from the organization. The commission described the space, located at 56 E Burlington Ave in Fairfield, as...
ottumwaradio.com
Fall Apple Orchards Offer Day Trips Near Ottumwa
Fall is a popular time for families to visit apple orchards, enjoy fresh-baked treats and take part in seasonal farm activities. Residents in and around Ottumwa have several options to consider, ranging from smaller pick-your-own orchards to larger farms featuring corn mazes, petting zoos, pumpkin patches and hayrack rides. While...