Missouri State Treasurer Scott Fitzpatrick today announced that MOST 529 account owners will see an investment fee reduction began July 1. This structured reduction was negotiated in 2020 as part of the overall contract extension with program manager Ascensus.
As usual, the drill bit I needed for a project was nowhere to be found in the shop. The next day, as I was standing in the bit section at a local home improvement center, I realized what a bewildering assortment of drill bits are available. The size and material you are drilling generally dictates they type of drill bit to use. There are five general types of drill bits available.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced up to $18 million in available federal funding to build the pipeline of Technical Assistance (TA) providers that can serve rural, small and Tribal municipalities through the Clean Water Act Prevention, Reduction, and Elimination of Pollution Grant Program. This investment delivers on President Biden’s Justice40 initiative and will support TA providers to help utilities improve vital wastewater management that is essential to healthy communities. This funding will also elevate impact from Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funding available to small, rural, and Tribal communities.
Chillicothe Area Arts Council (CAAC) is celebrating “Sliced Bread Days” with a concert featuring “Liverpool Legends” Ultimate Beatles Tribute Band at 3 p.m., on July 9 at the Gary Dickinson Performing Arts Center.
JULY 4 CLOSURES The following businesses and government offices will be closed on Monday, July 4, in observance of Independence Day. Closures include: Chillicothe License Office, city and county offices, Livingston County Health Office, Lilliam DeMaris Youth Library, Livingston County Library, all state offices and the Constitution-Tribune.
One of Missouri’s busiest railroad lines is shut down after an Amtrak train struck a dump truck and derailed Monday afternoon, killing four people. The incident and subsequent investigation has potential to delay supply chains.
The names of the four people who died after a train derailment in near Mendon on June 27 have been released. The Missouri State Highway Patrol (MSHP) released the names of the four people killed when an Amtrak train going from Los Angeles to Chicago hit a dump truck that was crossing railroad tracks that area residents had voiced concern over being dangerous and transportation officials had been “urged” to fix.
MENDON, Mo. (AP) — The chief elected official in the Missouri county where an Amtrak train slammed into a dump truck said Tuesday (June 28) that residents and county leaders have been pushing for a safety upgrade at the railroad crossing for nearly three years. Meanwhile, the toll from the accident rose to four deaths and 150 injuries.
The names of the four people who died after a train derailment in near Mendon on June 27 have been released.
Grow ChilliMo is a co-hosted event between the Chillicothe Area Chamber, Equus Missouri Workforce, Vocational Rehabilitation & Missouri Job Center. It was held Thursday, June 23, at the Silver Moon Plaza from 3-6 p.m.