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Revised $418M plan would redevelop Lee's Summit golf course and more - Vimarsana News

Revised $418M plan would redevelop Lee's Summit golf course and more

Lee's Summit officials recently considered a new proposal that one day could redevelop both the Shamrock Hills Golf Club and more nearby land.

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Smith denies Amazon's motion to transfer cases involving fatal 2021 tornado to Madison County for trial - Vimarsana News

Smith denies Amazon's motion to transfer cases involving fatal 2021 tornado to Madison County for trial

EDWARDSVILLE – Circuit Judge Sarah Smith, presiding by Supreme Court appointment over trial preparation for Amazon warehouse tornado cases from Madison and St. Clair county courts, denied a motion to transfer the St. Clair County cases to herself for trial.

TriStar Properties breaks ground at site in OKC - Vimarsana News

TriStar Properties breaks ground at site in OKC

TriStar Properties recently broke ground on its recently acquired 27-plus acre site at Interstate 40 and Reno Avenue.

Amazon counsel seeks to preserve Madison County jurisdiction in tornado litigation; Plaintiffs prefer St. Clair County court - Vimarsana News

Amazon counsel seeks to preserve Madison County jurisdiction in tornado litigation; Plaintiffs prefer St. Clair County court

EDWARDSVILLE – Lawyers have filed more warehouse collapse suits against Amazon in St. Clair County than in Madison County where the tragedy occurred.

Civil rights attorney and Amazon delivery drivers discuss safety issues following deadly tornado; Crump: 'Until you do right by them, we won't be silent' - Vimarsana News

Civil rights attorney and Amazon delivery drivers discuss safety issues following deadly tornado; Crump: 'Until you do right by them, we won't be silent'

Several delivery drivers and their families were joined by civil rights attorney Ben Crump and former Madison County Associate Judge Jennifer Hightower on Tuesday to share their experience when a deadly EF-3 tornado struck the Edwardsville Amazon facility on Dec. 10, saying the corporate giant had an obligation to put employee safety first.