AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoFood Safety & Consumer Impact: Missouri’s cyclospora cases jumped to 216, a fivefold increase in a week, as federal officials and Taylor Farms’ recall continue to ripple through grocery shelves and restaurants; FDA later said one cyclospora test tied to Taylor Farms was a false positive, but the outbreak investigation remains active and Taylor Farms has expanded its iceberg lettuce recall across 27 states, including Missouri. Local Infrastructure: MoDOT begins over $1 million in ADA sidewalk and entrance upgrades on Business 13 near Route 265 starting Monday, with short-term lane closures and traffic shifts moving through Stone, Taney, Lawrence, Jasper and Newton counties. Business & Development: Nodaway County released a draft data center moratorium that would pause new development agreements while commissioners study impacts on energy, water, grid stability, light/noise and stormwater runoff. Civic & Jobs: Shrewsbury aldermen advanced plans for the city’s first recreational cannabis dispensary, a $2.1 million build expected to add jobs and tax revenue. Energy Costs Watch: GasBuddy reports show Missouri regular prices steady around $3.45 statewide for the week ending July 11, with local E15/E85 and premium prices varying by county.
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