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From Smith and Nelson at 94.9 KYSS-FM: I was at Costco about a month ago and noticed they were tearing down the old Summit Beverage building that was right next door. If you missed it - the fine folks at Summit Beverage recently moved into an awesome new building. As I watched the cranes bring the building to the ground I casually wondered what was going to replace it as Costco's neighbor. Well, as it turns out, there will be no new neighbor. It looks like Costco is undergoing a bit of an expansion and a remodel. Photo: TSM I was running into Costco last night and started chatting with the gu...

From Smith of KYSS-FM's Smith and Nelson: Let me take you back to, oh, roughly 2015 or 2016. I'm living in New York when  Hamilton becomes the biggest smash Broadway musical - it's winning Tony Awards, it's selling out every night, and everyone is getting obsessed with it. So I figure, "alright, I'll check it out." I downloaded the soundtrack and listened to it on a long car ride. And then I listened to it again. And then I listened to it again. I was pretty obsessed with  Hamilton for about a year straight. The soundtrack completely blew me away and I became a huge fan of just about ever...

Smith County officials distribute water flown in on Texas Air National Guard C-130s Texas Air National Guard personnel unload a pallet of water from a C-130 cargo plane at the Tyler Pounds Regional Airport. (Source: Picasa) By Smith County | February 26, 2021 at 4:07 PM CST - Updated March 1 at 1:04 AM SMITH COUNTY, Texas (News Release) - Smith County officials have continued to work this week to help receive and distribute water delivered to the region by military planes sent by the State of Texas. Government agencies, including cities, counties, and school districts, as well as nonpro...

Additional restrictions to foreign-owned farmland spark strong debate     JEFFERSON CITY — Missouri lawmakers are debating how to limit and track the amount of foreign-owned farmland in the state.   Members of the Missouri House Agriculture Committee considered a bill Tuesday that would require county assessors to track foreign farmland holdings. It would also cap foreign ownership of farmland at the county level to no more than 1% of the total agricultural acreage in each county. Farmland currently owned by foreign entities will not be affected by this change.   State Rep. Don Rone, R-...

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