The Farmington City Council heard from several unhappy homeowners and received a plaque for its outstanding electrical service when it met in regular session Monday at Long Memorial Hall.
The Park Hills City Council met this month for their regular session where members approved purchases, redevelopment in the Downtown area and took the initial steps in the process of replacing the city pool.
While almost everyone is getting into the spirit of the upcoming holidays, few people might be giving much thought about voting in the April elections next year.
During the St. Francois County Commission meeting Tuesday morning, the commission approved a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) application by East Missouri Action Agency (EMAA) for renovations to the Mineral Area Regional Medical Center for us…
State Reps. Rick Francis, R-Perryville, and Dale Wright, R-Farmington, recently announced the induction of James (Jim) Eddleman into the Missouri Veterans Hall of Fame.
Among other items of business, the Farmington City Council listened to plans on the expansion of the police and fire departments with the passage of the Public Safety Tax during their regular session last week at Long Hall.
Bonne Terre City Council members voted unanimously Monday night to put a 1% sales tax increase on the April 5 ballot to raise money for the town’s fire and police departments.
The St. Francois County Commission held a relatively brief meeting Tuesday morning after deciding to table one of two items on the agenda.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held in Park Hills on Saturday for the new municipal stage located in the municipal parking lot on Main Street.
The Leadington Board of Aldermen on Tuesday night agreed to place on the April 5 ballot an initiative that would roll over the city’s sales tax percentage to the general fund. It also heard about a Community Block Development Grant, took care of a few financial issues, and approved a police …
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The St. Francois County Commission worked on multiple items of business during their meeting Tuesday morning.
The Missouri Department of Transportation recently held a statewide winter weather training drill day where snow plow operators inspected their routes before the snowy weather starts.
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During the Ste. Genevieve County Commission meeting Thursday morning, the commission heard updated reports on the damage done by Sunday evening’s tornado.
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With Sunday night’s tornado destroying homes and sheds, St. Francois County Assessor Eric Dugal is reminding the residents who are affected to make sure and contact his office about residences and buildings that have been destroyed.
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