AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoLocal Infrastructure: Springfield’s Downtown Springfield Association kicks off its 28th annual Cider Days festival this weekend, expecting 30,000+ visitors and highlighting local shops and arts. Public Health & Retail: Hy-Vee will run drive-thru flu shot clinics at every Hy-Vee Pharmacy location in September (no appointment needed), with shots free for Medicare and most insurance holders. Housing & City Budgeting: Columbia City Council is set to vote on a $606.7 million FY2027 budget, including a $41.8 million smart utility meter plan and a proposed Providence Road/Blue Ridge Road roundabout. Data Centers & Community Impact: A Missouri judge allowed an advocacy group to continue challenging Montgomery County’s data center approvals, ruling the group can pursue claims about community notice and impacts. Business & Growth: Springdale’s $4.8 million East Emma Avenue Streetscape project is slated to begin in October, aiming to add sidewalks, ADA ramps, lighting, trees and bus stops while standardizing lanes. Community Recognition: The Wright County Journal won six national newspaper awards, including first place for Best Use of Photographs.
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