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Locals Are Saving A Fortune In This Missouri Town Where Healthcare Costs 13% Less
Nobody told you about Joplin, Missouri, and honestly, that’s a little bit unfair. This city in the southwest corner of the state has been quietly offering one of the better deals in American urban living for years, and most people are still driving past it on the interstate without a second glance.
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Watered Gardens Ministries breaks ground on Freedom Village
The groundbreaking on Sept. 4 marked the start of the first phase of the project, which will consist of 24 homes and is expected to be finished in April 2027. The remaining 33 homes will be built over two more phases. According to Watered Gardens Ministries CEO James Whitford, the...
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Area Realtors Invited to Discover Joplin Schools on September 21
(Joplin, MO) – Joplin Schools is excited to invite area realtors to the inaugural Discover Joplin Schools event, a special opportunity to learn more about our schools and where to direct clients who have questions. The event will be held from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm on Monday, September 21 at Joplin High School’s Performing Arts Center (2104 Indiana Avenue).
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Retirees On A Budget Are Discovering This Quietly Affordable Missouri Town
If your retirement savings feel a little tighter than you hoped, you are not alone, and you are not out of good options. Tucked into the rolling hills of southwest Missouri, the small city of Joplin has been catching the attention of folks who want a comfortable life without a giant price tag.
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Demolition of house makes future commercial development more obvious
The gray, two-story house south of McDonald’s, once known as the home of Bill and Betty Lundstrum, was torn down over the weekend, and its remains have been hauled away. Lundstrum was the mayor of Webb City and largely responsible for establishing Mining Days as a popular festival. Ownership...
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You Can Actually Retire On $1,300 A Month In This Missouri Town
The retirement dream usually involves either winning the lottery or living in a van down by the river, but Joplin, Missouri, offers a third option that’s surprisingly pleasant. This southwest Missouri town has cracked the code on affordable living without sacrificing quality of life, which sounds impossible until you...
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Bussell Homes buys portion of subdivision outside Willard
A subdivision proposal just outside Willard city limits attracted large crowds and controversy at Greene County public meetings. Now, a portion of the property has been bought and will be developed by Bussell Homes. The rezoning of property northwest of the intersection of North State Highway AB and State Highway EE to allow for smaller-sized lots for single-family homes was met with concern and opposition from nearby residents. Proposed by Springfield City Councilman Derek Lee, of Lee Engineering, Greene County Commission ultimately approved a rezoning for a 14-acre section of the property June 1. Dubbed Auburn Meadows, the subdivision is split into several phases. The first phase has now been purchased by Bussell Homes, a Springfield-based residential homebuilder, the business announced in a news release Wednesday, June 17. Through the sale, Bussell will oversee construction, sales and homebuyer experience for the initial phase, "while continuing the vision for the neighborhood's growth in Willard," the announcement noted. Bussell Homes President Tyler Bussell confirmed to the News-Leader that the first phase Bussell purchased pertains to the northern-most portion of the property and includes 35 lots. He said Bussell's and Lee's mutual goal is for Bussell to build out the entire development across
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P&Z advances request to rezone for an 86-unit apartment complex
Development of a new apartment complex received initial approval on Monday from the Webb City Planning and Zoning Commission. Commission members voted unanimously to send on to the City Council Nick Gratton’s request to rezone 5.68 acres fronting Prairie Flower Road from commercial to multi-family residential (R-3). There was no opposition.