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September 18, 2023
(Jefferson City, MO) – Today, Governor Mike Parson and Missouri State Fair Director Mark Wolfe announced that nearly 350,000 visitors attended the annual State
September 18, 2023
Recently Governor Mike Parson and Missouri State Fair Director Mark Wolfe announced that nearly 350,000 visitors attended the annual State Fair in Sedalia, which was held Aug. 10-20. The figure
September 17, 2023
Local residents chosen as Missouri Farm Family for Jasper County
September 12, 2023
Mark Wolfe, the former executive director of facilities for the district, filed suit in 2020 against Superintendent Rick Maxey, Chief of Support Services Daryl Brown, FirstFloor Energy Positive, Firstfloor contractor Metcon and Metcon CEO Aaron Thomas, with a claim of defamation that Wolfe said led to his termination.
September 12, 2023
Wood family chosen as Missouri Farm Family for Atchison County | Atchison County Mail
September 6, 2023
Many states refuse to use money from a federal program to help low-income people pay for cooling bills or repairs.
September 6, 2023
Many states prioritize using money from a federal energy assistance program for low-income people to defray energy costs for heating rather than cooling bills
August 26, 2023
After almost two decades of working for the Missouri State Fair, Mark Wolfe, who’s been the director for 15 of those years, will retire at the end of the year. Looking back, he said he will miss the people, but he and his wife, Julie, still plan to volunteer each year.
August 26, 2023
The Supreme Court panle is in: Judges Kelly Broniec of St. Louis, Michael Gardner of Cape County, and Ginger Gooch of Greene County.
August 23, 2023
The Missouri State Fair celebrated youth in agriculture on Saturday, Aug. 19. The annual Sale of Champions highlighted the day, breaking numerous records from previous sales and raising more than $275,000 for Youth in Agriculture.