Roby

Roby, MO · Municipal
myfamilytravels.com
KYTV
auroraadvertiser.net
Council approves revised garage sale ordinance
The amended first reading and second reading of the ordinance to increase garage sale enforcement, as presented, were approved during the Oct. 13 meeting of the Aurora City Council. This came back to council to address the following changes made from the last meeting, including:. • The duplicate section number...
KOLR10 News
bransontrilakesnews.com
KOLR10 News
Branson resort workers claim they worked 80-hour weeks for a room and $100
BRANSON, Mo. — Seven workers at a Branson resort are suing, alleging they worked as many as 80 hours a week for little more than a room to sleep in — with some allegedly receiving no cash wages at all. The federal lawsuit filed last week accuses Branson King Resort and Suites, its owners and […]
ksmu.org
Missourinet
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.
KYTV
Springfield News-Leader
Laclede Record
Volunteers work to restore Colonel Miles Vernon Cemetery
On Saturday September 26th, a group of volunteers took it upon themselves to spend the day restoring the Colonel Miles Vernon Cemetery. The group consisted of members from the Lebanon/Laclede County Historical Museum and Society, David Franks with GraveClean Services, and descendants of Colonel Vernon. David Franks, the owner of...
ksmu.org
route66news.com
City of Marshfield finishes restoration of century-old gas station that once stood near Niangua
The City of Marshfield, Missouri, recently completed restoration of the Niangua Service Station, which first opened in 1925, shortly before U.S. 66 was certified. KOLR-TV reports that the station now stands along Hubble Drive, next to the Webster County Route 66 marker. “We were able to receive it and get...