AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoManufacturing: OPmobility plans an automotive facility in Riverside, bringing more than 100 jobs. Conagra’s planned January closure of its Macon plant will eliminate about 440 jobs, a major blow to the area’s workforce. Utility Costs: Spire is seeking a rate increase that could add about $10 a month to average residential bills in western Missouri; customers can weigh in through the Public Service Commission process. Investment: Downtown Jefferson City has been approved as a federal Opportunity Zone, opening the door to tax incentives for investment. Agriculture: MU Extension is seeking local input for its annual survey of Missouri farmland values, tracking prices for cropland, pasture, timber and recreational land. Stadium Funding: The Missouri Supreme Court rejected a challenge to the state’s stadium subsidy law on standing grounds, leaving public aid for qualifying projects in place without ruling on the law’s constitutionality.
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