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KMIZ ABC 17 News

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Amazon plans to expand Montgomery County data center sites

MONTGOMERY CITY, (Mo). KMIZ A representative from Amazon told Montgomery County commissioners Thursday that the company plans to expand its data center footprint there. Brian Bolton, the Amazon representative, said the company plans to add up to 15 new data center buildings on up to 890 acres at a site separate from one where a The post Amazon plans to expand Montgomery County data center sites appeared first on ABC17NEWS .

Montgomery County, MO · 15d

wheninyourstate.com

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Missouri energy plan calls for new nuclear plants as data center demand rises

Missouri released its 2026 State Energy Plan on September 30, placing new nuclear generation at the center of a strategy focused on energy independence, economic growth, and grid reliability. The Missouri Department of Natural Resources built the plan around four policy pillars and recommends more in-state generation as electricity demand...

Missouri · 15d
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'This is the railroad': Economic development leader warns cities not to turn down data centers

JEFFERSON CITY — A St. Louis leader warned that communities without large data centers may not be viable in the future while speaking at a summit on Missouri's energy future on Thursday. Greater St. Louis Inc. CEO Ron Kitchens said communities with data centers are already pulling population from...

Jefferson City, MO · 14d
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The Marijuana Herald

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Missouri Announces Major Changes to Marijuana Seed and Genetics Rules, Effective November 12

The Marijuana Herald - Marijuana news and information Missouri marijuana regulators have announced significant changes to how licensed cultivators can acquire seeds, plants and other genetic material, including new restrictions on seeds obtained … Continue reading The post Missouri Announces Major Changes to Marijuana Seed and Genetics Rules, Effective November 12 appeared first on The Marijuana Herald .

Missouri · 15d

The Financial Wire

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Michigan Gas Utilities customers 65 or older cannot be shut off from November 1 to March 31, the same months Missouri’s Cold Weather Rule runs

Customers of Michigan Gas Utilities who are 65 or older cannot be shut off for unpaid bills from November 1 through March 31, and age alone is enough to qualify. Missouri’s Cold Weather Rule covers the same five months for customers of utilities the state Public Service Commission regulates, but it works through payment plans,... The post Michigan Gas Utilities customers 65 or older cannot be shut off from November 1 to March 31, the same months Missouri’s Cold Weather Rule runs appeared first on The Financial Wire .

Missouri · 14d

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NECAC receives nearly $55K for Missouri energy bill relief

MISSOURI— Residents struggling to pay their energy bills could soon see some financial relief through a new round of funding from Ameren. Ameren is committing $10 million to energy assistance programs across Missouri and Illinois to help customers facing financial hardships. The North East Community Action Corporation (NECAC) has...

Missouri · 14d

KOMU

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Amazon promises hundreds of jobs in Montgomery County

MONTGOMERY CITY — People in and outside of Montgomery County learned about potential careers at Amazon's planned data center campus during a job fair event on Tuesday. Earlier this year, Amazon announced plans to invest $10 billion in a data center campus in Montgomery County. According to Amazon, the project is expected to create more than 400 full-time data center jobs, and thousands of construction jobs as the project progresses.

Montgomery County, MO · 17d

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Dry, hot season cuts pumpkin supply, but farm fun keeps rolling all season long

How did dry and hot weather affect pumpkin yields in Missouri?. Why was the apple crop at Hickory Ridge Orchard better than usual?. Why did Missouri pumpkin growers face challenges this season?. As fall draws crowds to pumpkin patches and farms, growers in mid-Missouri say this season brought challenges well...

Missouri · 15d

5 On Your Side

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Ameren is offering assistance

Missouri · 16d

KOAMNewsNowcom KOAMTV

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4-State Pecan Harvest

Mccune, KS · 15d

takingthekids.com

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Missouri’s Giant General Store Combines Hardware, Camping Gear, And Gourmet Foods Under One Roof

A store with the slogan “Boots, Bullets, Britches, and Bologna” is not kidding around. It sells all four, plus hardware, camping gear, and homemade barbecue sauce. The deli slices simple meat-and-cheese sandwiches on white bread. You pick Miracle Whip or mustard, and that’s about as fancy as it gets. I love that kind of confidence.

Williamsburg, MO · 17d

KYTV

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On Your Side: Homeowner warns others after roofing company lawsuit following hailstorm

FAIR PLAY, Mo. (KY3) - A Missouri homeowner is warning others to carefully read contracts before hiring a roofing company after a legal battle that lasted more than four years. Betsy House-Johnson says a massive hailstorm damaged her roof more than four years ago. When Roof Replacement Masters, a St....

Missouri · 16d

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Bricklayers Local 1 apprentice shares her story of addiction, recovery and journey into the trades at Tradeswomen Build Nations

Samantha Downey’s life has come full circle. A third-year Bricklayers Local 1 apprentice, Downey took to the stage at this year’s Tradeswomen Build Nations convention to share her story of addiction, recovery and her journey into the union building trades. Downey, who serves as Missouri Women in Trades...

Missouri · 15d

Tennessee Lookout

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Aging farmers and the government want to save farms, but for many the cost is too high

Dan Kuebler is out on a hot August morning on what used to be his farm. Kuebler grew fruits and vegetables on 30 acres in Ashland, Missouri, and for decades he sold his produce at the Columbia Farmers Market.  “Ashland was a little, bitty, sleepy town in ’77 when we bought it,” Kuebler said.  Then, […]

Ashland, MO · 17d

Daily Energy Insider

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Missouri PSC approves Ameren Missouri battery storage, solar projects

The Missouri Public Service Commission (PSC) on Oct. 21 approved Ameren Missouri’s plans to build three battery energy storage facilities, acquire two solar developments, and… The post Missouri PSC approves Ameren Missouri battery storage, solar projects appeared first on Daily Energy Insider .

Missouri · 14d

KMIZ ABC 17 News

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Demolition of Moberly grain towers nears completion

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Demolition on the grain towers in Moberly are nearly complete. Work to begin demolition started last month. Just the bases of the buildings remained on Tuesday. City spokesman Scott Garvey told ABC 17 News the “high-reach work” was completed on Monday. “Most of what will happen going forward is sorting of metals The post Demolition of Moberly grain towers nears completion appeared first on ABC17NEWS .

Moberly, MO · 17d

Main Street Dollars

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Heating aid opens November 1 in Utah as Missouri and Kansas start barring winter heat shutoffs the same day

Utah’s heating assistance program opens for the season on November 1, the same day cold-weather rules in Missouri and Kansas begin limiting utility shutoffs for the winter. All three dates are 11 days away. The protections are not automatic in every case. Each state ties its rule to a temperature forecast, and the payment terms […]

Missouri · 16d

CleanTechnica

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Sierra Club Applauds Approval for Ameren Missouri’s New Solar & Storage Projects

Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription, on Patreon, or on Stripe. Help us produce all of the high-quality, original content we publish week after week despite the challenges of content-scraping AI, antisocial media, inflation, and other hurdles. ST. LOUIS, Mo. — Yesterday, the Missouri Public Service Commission (PSC) approved...

Missouri · 15d