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Childcare subsidy waitlist continues to grow as some care centers struggle
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Thousands of families are waiting to receive childcare subsidies after being placed on a waitlist while the state waits for more program openings. As the waitlist grows, more child care centers in areas that serve low-income families have been forced to close their doors. The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education opened The post Childcare subsidy waitlist continues to grow as some care centers struggle appeared first on ABC17NEWS .
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MRGA Convention Draws 300-Plus For First Sold-Out Combined Event
The Midwest Retail & Grocery Alliance welcomed more than 300 retailers, suppliers, legislators and industry partners to Camden on the Lake Resort in Lake Ozark, Missouri, Oct. 20-23 for the sold-out MRGA Event 2026 – the first convention held under the MRGA name. The alliance formed less than a...
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City of Eldon moves forward with water rate increase
ELDON, Mo. (KMIZ) The City of Eldon has approved the language for an ordinance for a water rate increase to cover the city’s ongoing E. coli water treatment costs during a public hearing. Four rate increase options were presented during Tuesday's meeting. Depending on if the resident lives inside or outside city limits, the city's The post City of Eldon moves forward with water rate increase appeared first on ABC17NEWS .
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How two Joplin veterans found love at Whiteman AFB
For some with a background in military service, Veterans' Day can be a family affair. Often, there are dads, brothers, grandparents and uncles who served. And for two local veterans - it was also where they met the love of their life.
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Upscale Johnson County Mexican-style restaurant is opening soon. Peek inside
The inspiration behind a new Johnson County restaurant’s name sits on a warm plate, ready to be squeezed over a helping of brie and shrimp quesadillas. Every entrée at Local Lime is served with a fresh lime wedge — one of a few aspects that give the Arkansas-based brand recognizability. Though each of its four restaurants has its own flair, its modern, trendy style is replicated through its Southwestern tiles and geometric bar design. If customers see the “Mi Casa Es Su Casa” sign inside and smell the queso flameado sizzling, they’re likely in the right place. Local Lime will open its Leawood restaurant soon, marking the company’s entrance into the Kansas City market. Two of its other spots are in its home state, while another has landed in Tennessee. It’s been serving tacos and tequila for about 15 years, altogether. At a friends and family night in the KC metro Tuesday, employees showed select customers what’s to come once it officially opens on Monday. The spot will be at 5005 W. 117th St. in Leawood’s Town Center Plaza, overtaking the former Bravo! Italian Kitchen space. Servers on Tuesday practiced recommending items on the menu, which holds a few dozen
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Work on new I-35 lanes at Olathe’s Santa Fe interchange to start in coming months
Construction on the highway portion of the I-35 and Santa Fe interchange project in Olathe could begin as soon as this winter. According to city documents, the Kansas Department of Transportation is set to start adding auxiliary lanes between Santa Fe and 119th Street in late 2026 or early 2027.