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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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Ameren plans to build ‘Katy’ electric substation near Columbia
Ameren Missouri wants to build a new electric substation in Boone County designed to support the area’s current electricity needs and anticipated growth. Electric substations connect to powerlines and facilitate electricity moving across the grid. If approved by state regulators, Ameren plans to build the substation southwest of Columbia, on land the company already owns, early next year.
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Historic Glasgow property in limbo after missing tornado funding deadline
After missing the deadline to apply for federal disaster relief, small business owner Scott Morris is in limbo on how to get a damaged historic property he purchased in Glasgow fixed. Morris was just 22 days away from moving into the downtown building at the corner of Market and 2nd Streets, combining his next-door business -- River Brew Coffee Company -- and a nearby bookstore -- Fitz's SideQuests. But those plans have been on hold since an EF-2 tornado tore through the roof of the building on Apr. 27. The post Historic Glasgow property in limbo after missing tornado funding deadline appeared first on ABC17NEWS .
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You’ll Want A Whole Afternoon At This Missouri Bookshop With A Porch Between Two Buildings
A rescue cat might be napping near the book you came to buy. At this little Missouri shop, the owner fosters cats from the local animal shelter, and they lounge around while people browse. The books are only part of the draw, since shelves share space with homemade candles, teas,...