Wellsville
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Columbia Daily Tribune
Columbia's State of the City address urges continued resident input
Housing, public safety and sustainability were key aspects highlighted Friday afternoon, May 22, by Columbia City Manager De'Carlon Seewood in his annual state of the city address. "Residents deserve to understand how cities are made, how priorities are set and how their input is reflected in outcomes we see in our neighborhoods and across the growing Columbia," he said. He also touched on the city's ongoing engagement efforts, infrastructure and economic development in his address, which included three short videos on engagement, public safety and infrastructure, specifically on the McBaine Water Treatment Plant. Engagement, the strategic plan, housing Community engagement has increased within the last two years, Seewood shared. This includes efforts like the community summit, which was held again in March . The city also received results from the second community survey since the COVID-19 pandemic and that provided the city a look at its shortfalls and areas for improvement, along with where things are working, Seewood said. The next major engagement effort involves the city's strategic plan. This effort is happening concurrently with the city's fiscal year 2027 budget process and there is every expectation the city will adopt a new strategic plan in addition to the 2027
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Rent Is Still Under $600 in This Underrated Missouri City, and People Are Taking Notice
You read that number correctly and no, your glasses are just fine. In this unassuming corner of the Missouri Bootheel, rent still hovers under 600 dollars a month, a figure that sounds like a typo to anyone paying big city prices. The locals are watching with a mix of pride...
KOMU
Boonville searching for new hotel to accommodate traffic from sports venues
BOONVILLE — The town of Boonville said it is working to recruit a new hotel of a higher class than its current hotels to better accommodate the incoming traffic from Ballparks Central and other sports venues. The town hasn’t added a new hotel in 20 years and said it...
KYTV
Osage Beach TIF commission approves tax financing for $650 million outlet mall redevelopment
OSAGE BEACH, Mo. (KY3) -The city’s TIF commission approved Tax Increment Financing to help pay for a $650 million redevelopment of the outlet mall. The developer presented a revised plan that would include an 86,000-square-foot Bass Pro store. Other parts of the plan include demolishing part of the existing mall and renovating the rest of it. It would also feature an entertainment district.
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Missouri property tax changes could be coming
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Warrenton's Zoe Duncan finds college home at William Woods University
Zoe Duncan is going "home." The Warrenton senior recently signed her National Letter of Intent to play college basketball this coming school year at William Woods University in Fulton. She said she chose William Woods over St. Louis Community College and Missouri Valley because of how the program, led by...