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Cooky's Cafe, in Golden City, MO, will open back up at 6 a.m. on Saturday.
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Gov. Mike Kehoe approved the tax cut expected to reduce revenues by $340 million annually even as he has been warning of future state funding shortfalls.
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MSU officials says they'll start considering which degrees they might offer.
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Hear coverage of a ballot item to fund county retirement funds in Newton County, we’ll also hear about Missouri’s Blue Scholarship Program and about an upcoming deadline for FEMA housing assistance in some Ozark counties.
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Gov. Mike Kehoe signed off on a number of broadly supported education bills Wednesday.
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The donations fund various programs and projects at Missouri State University.
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The $437,000 no interest loan improves the drinking water of 135 water 'accounts' in the city.
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Rusty Worley has led the organization for nearly two decades.
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Owned by the Gannett corporation, the newspapers will move printing operations to Des Moines, Iowa.
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The district wants to increase tax money flowing to its operating fund and decrease taxes collected for its debt service fund. While there would be no increase in total taxes, the change does require public approval.
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Hear reporting on the City of Springfield's plans for a potential new event center, we’ll also hear about an item on the ballot for the Pleasant Hope school district this august and details of a hearing tomorrow to decide the fate of a rural Christian County road some residents want closed to the public.
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The El Dorado Springs Municipal Band, which dates back to the 19th Century, gives free concerts in the summer at the town's park.