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Mo. State Rep Dirk Deaton to address Tyson's closing in conference call | Joplin News First - Vimarsana News

Mo. State Rep Dirk Deaton to address Tyson's closing in conference call | Joplin News First

McDONALD COUNTY, Mo. — Earlier this week, Tyson, Noel, Mo. largest employer announced they would be shuttering their doors, putting 1,533 out of work on October 20, 2023.

Missouri representatives & residents gather for McDonald County Luncheon - Vimarsana News

Missouri representatives & residents gather for McDonald County Luncheon

McDONALD COUNTY, Mo. - The McDonald County Chamber of Commerce met today for its "State of the County - Vision 2030" luncheon.

Too much tax relief could spell Missouri budget disaster, legislators warn - Vimarsana News

Too much tax relief could spell Missouri budget disaster, legislators warn

With a $6 billion budget surplus due to inflation and federal COVID-19 aid, many legislators this year see an opportunity to pass tax credits, reductions and exemptions.

Texas county weighs shutting down libraries to circumvent judge's order overturning book ban - Vimarsana News

Texas county weighs shutting down libraries to circumvent judge's order overturning book ban

Llano County commissioners considered whether they should shut down its library system entirely instead of complying with a federal judge's ruling that they must return 17 banned books to the library system.

ACLU: Missouri Republicans move to defund libraries 'abhorrent' - Vimarsana News

ACLU: Missouri Republicans move to defund libraries 'abhorrent'

Despite a multi-billion-dollar surplus in the budget, Missouri House Republicans recently passed a plan to defund local libraries after librarians spoke out.

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