Stella
Stella, MO · Real Estate
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New Businesses Open On East Wall
Julie and Brian Thurston had a shirt-making home business, and were asked to come to rodeos to sell their wares. This, along with living in a rural community and having a local college with a rodeo program, prompted their newest venture, Grits & Grace Mercantile at 323 E. Wall. They...
auroraadvertiser.net
Vacant commercial buildings a problem
The Aurora City Council met in regular session on Tuesday, Oct. 28, with Mayor Tony Kennedy, Dawn Oplinger, Theresa Pettit, Jason Lewis and Josh Blades in attendance. The council approved the regular session minutes from Oct. 14, which included the approval of the second readings of all pet microchipping fees, policing and administrative fees for lost pets.
KOAMNewsNowcom KOAMTV
Higher Power garage in Joplin changes lives
webbcity.net
Commission votes against duplex zoning and in favor of rezone for Toad Ranch Cages
Neighbors of where the historic Jane Chinn house stood until Saturday came out in force at the Planning and Zoning Commission meeting Monday to oppose rezoning the lot for two duplexes. Evan Slaughter, representing 3017 Holdings, requested the rezoning, from R-1 to R-2, and presented drawings of two bland duplexes...
Four States Home Page
Parsons sales tax renewal may affect housing costs, growth
The half cent sales tax in Parsons, which generates $1 million a year for housing, is up for renewal in the November 4 election and has historically been supported by the community due to its role in balancing the city's growth and keeping property tax rates low.
kuaf.com
Two nonprofits' unique solutions for affordable housing
According to the Walton Family Foundation, Northwest Arkansas is in need of more affordable housing. At this point, just about all ideas are good ideas. Two nonprofits in the region are coming up with some creative options in Springdale and Bentonville to alleviate the burden. Ozarks at Large’s Andreah Gratol has more.
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Mayor McNay showcases Pittsburg’s housing and economic growth
Mayor Dawn McNay of Pittsburg, Kansas announced new projects, buildings, and initiatives at the State of the City event, including a new KBI crime lab, street improvements, housing developments, and initiatives to help the homeless population.
5NEWS
Skyline Report: Demand and prices high in Northwest Arkansas housing market
talkbusiness.net
Connections: CREW Northwest Arkansas to host event in Bentonville
Jenny Marrs, designer, author and star of HGTV’s “Fixer to Fabulous,” will be the featured speaker at CREW Northwest Arkansas’ 2025 Signature Event from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Nov. 10 at 21c Museum Hotel in Bentonville. Founded in June 2024, Commercial Real Estate Women (CREW) Northwest...
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Stratum Nutrition® Expands Operations with New Carthage Facility
CARTHAGE, Mo. — Stratum Nutrition®, a trusted innovator in the nutraceutical ingredient industry, is proud to announce the opening of a new operational facility in Carthage, Mo. This expansion supports the company’s continued growth and commitment to meeting increasing customer demand with capacity and efficiency. Located in...
fortscott.biz
Fort Scott Manor Is Turned Into Standard Market Apartments
Fort Scottians need more apartments, and a Kansas contractor is turning a former nursing home, which has been vacant for several years, into new rentals after a complete renovation of the property. The former Fort Scott Manor nursing home property, 736 Heylman, was purchased by Rural Asset Management (RAM) in...
KNWA & FOX24
Arkansas floodplain disclosure law: What to know
BENTONVILLE, Ark. (KNWA/FOX24) — According to Arkansas state law, there is no requirement for sellers to disclose floodplain information to buyers. However, it is required for sellers to pass on information about any flood damage or prior flooding to the property. According to the Northwest Arkansas Council, approximately 36 people are moving to the area […]
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New homes coming to north Tulsa
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Webb City students soar to new heights with drone program
Thirty-five students across two classes will be working towards getting the licenses they need to take to the sky. While the drones are part of the multimedia classes, what the students could do with them in the future goes way beyond making videos.