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February 11
Construction permit issued for solid waste processing facility in Wayne County
The Missouri Department of Natural Resources has approved a construction permit for Henson Trash Service Inc. to build a solid waste transfer station in Wayne County, ensuring environmental safety measures.
business
February 10
Nearly $2 million in new construction, remodels receive permits in January for Poplar Bluff
Poplar Bluff issued permits for construction valued at nearly $2 million in January, covering new residential constructions, remodels, and significant commercial projects. Over $6,000 in fees were collected for various licenses.
From Staff Reports
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February 10
Ross Stores and Boys & Girls Clubs team up to empower local kids through education
Ross Stores partners with Boys & Girls Clubs for the 11th annual "Help Local Kids Thrive" fundraiser, matching donations up to $500,000 to support the Power Hour program, aiding youth education in Poplar Bluff.
business
February 10
Municipal Utilities employee retires
Joe Knuckles retires after 26 years as a water plant operator for Poplar Bluff Municipal Utilities. Hired in 1999, Knuckles was honored with a watch for his dedicated service.
From Staff Reports
business
February 10
Poplar Bluff students gain hands-on HVAC experience thanks to industry partnership
Poplar Bluff students benefit from a strengthened partnership with NORDYNE, receiving 30 new HVAC systems for hands-on training. This collaboration enhances practical learning and prepares students for industry careers.
business
February 10
Real estate sale prices are secret in Missouri — even to people who calculate your taxes
Missouri's nondisclosure status keeps real estate sale prices secret, complicating property tax assessments. A proposed bill aims to mandate disclosure, ensuring fairer taxes and accurate valuations.
By JOSH MERCHANT The Beacon
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February 3
Unlock the secrets to business success with a free bootcamp in Poplar Bluff
Unlock business success with a free bootcamp in Poplar Bluff. Hosted by the Greater Poplar Bluff Area Chamber of Commerce, this program offers expert seminars on essential business skills from Feb. 11 to March 6.
Joe McGraw
business
February 3
Family-run bookstore brings faith and fiction to the heart of Cape Girardeau
A new Christian bookstore, The Next Chapter, is opening in Cape Girardeau on Feb. 11. Run by the Woodall family, it will offer Bibles, Christian literature, and more, with both in-store and online shopping options.
By CHRISTOPHER BORRO Southeast Missourian
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February 2
Discover the future of rice: Missouri Rice Council's annual meeting offers insights and steak dinner
The Missouri Rice Council's annual meeting on Feb. 20 in Poplar Bluff will feature research updates, market insights, and a steak dinner. The event is free, with details available on their website.
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January 31
From Starbucks to pet grooming: new businesses set to transform Sikeston
Sikeston is set for a business boom with new additions like Starbucks, 7 Brew Coffee, and Yummy Buffet. From coffee shops to pet grooming, these ventures promise to invigorate the local economy.
By GINA CURTIS Standard-Democrat
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