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Precision Eye Care Tennis Tournament Scheduled for June 13-16
Precision Eye Care Tennis Tournament Scheduled for June 13-16 Precision Eye Care’s annual tennis tournament is scheduled for June 13-16 at the Floyd Hager tennis courts in Farmington’s Engler Park. Registration is now open for players in multiple adult and junior divisions: Juniors (Boys/Girls) Singles and Doubles, Adults/Open (Men/Women) Singles and Doubles, Seniors (Men/Women) Doubles and Mixed Open (All Ages) Doubles. Registered players can participate in a maximum of two events, and final
Street Milling and Paving to Begin in Farmington, Missouri in Spring 2024
Farmington, Missouri (April 19, 2024) – The City of Farmington plans to begin annual roadwork this spring. Residents should note this will impact traffic in some areas. City street crews will begin milling roadways in April 2024. There will be milling in both residential and commercial areas including Columbia Street, Washington Street, and Market Street. For a full listing of streets, please visit farmington-mo.gov/public-works. Public Works Director, Larry Lacy, said “The milling will allow us to prep
Sam Scism Ford Raffle for MAC Automotive Program
Mineral Area College Foundation is partnering with Sam Scism Ford to raffle off a 2023 Vanderhall Carmel GT Autocycle to benefit the automotive technology program at Mineral Area College! You can purchase a chance to win this unique roadster ($48,400 value) today for only $25 per ticket. The drawing will be held on Friday, September 20, 2024. Click the link here 2023 Vanderhall Autocycle Raffle to purchase your ticket! Thank you to Dave Scism and Sam Scism Ford for donating the autocycle and
Local Childcare Center Seeks Partnerships to Expand Services and Offer Employee Benefits
Local Childcare Center Seeks Partnerships to Expand Services and Offer Employee Benefits [Farmington, MO] - Little Learners Spectrum Center (LLSC), a leading childcare and soon-to-be community resource center, is thrilled to announce a unique partnership opportunity with local businesses to expand services and provide employee benefits within the community. Since its recent relocation, LLSC has quickly become an essential resource, reaching full capacity within one month of operation. Recognizing
AMERICAN PICKERS to Film in Missouri this June
The American Pickers are excited to return to Missouri! They plan to film episodes of The History Channel hit television series throughout your area in June 2024. AMERICAN PICKERS is a documentary series that explores the fascinating world of antique “picking” on The History Channel. The hit show follows skilled pickers in the business, as they hunt for America’s most valuable antiques. They are always excited to find historically significant or rare items, in addition to unforgettable Characters and their
Join the Fight Against Student Hunger: Support the CTA Cares Backpack Program
The Farmington School District Community Teacher Association (CTA) and Dayse Baker Learning Center have launched the CTA Cares Backpack Program, a beacon of hope for nearly 200 district students facing hunger. This collaborative effort ensures that no child in our school community goes without food on the weekends. Your Support is Needed We call upon local businesses and community members to support this vital program. Whether through in-kind donations or organizing a food drive, every contribution makes
Focus on Missouri Agriculture Photo Contest
Focus on Missouri Agriculture Photo Contest Send us your best snapshots of Missouri Agriculture for this year’s Focus on Missouri Agriculture photo contest! Last year, we received nearly 1,000 entries showcasing Missourians’ passion for and commitment to the state’s No. 1 economic generator – agriculture. This year’s contest begins Friday, April 5, 2024. Contest winners will be displayed in the Agriculture Building at the 2024 Missouri State Fair in Sedalia Aug. 8-18. Photos will be accepted from Friday,
Bold Spoon Creamery Receives Grants for Growth Amidst Spike in National Attention
Park Hills, MO (April3, 2024) – On the heels of their appearance on the nationally-syndicated PBS series, tasteMAKERS, Bold Spoon Creamery, the Park Hills-based artisan ice cream maker known for its inventive flavors and farm-fresh ingredients, announced today that it has secured two major grants to expand their operations and is a finalist for a third. Bold Spoon recently received a grant from the Dairy Business Innovation Alliance (“DBIA”), which will enable Bold Spoon to increase production capacity,
Farmington City Wide Clean Up
Farmington, Missouri (February 2, 2024) – The City of Farmington released information today regarding Spring Cleanup Week. City crews will begin at 7:30am each day. Please have all items at the curb or in the alley. We will not take anything your trash service takes such as trash bags, cardboard boxes, or items in garbage cans. No leaves, limbs, brush, lumber, shingles, siding, or construction waste products will be picked up. No liquids or hazardous materials. We will not take anything larger than two
Golf Scramble Sign-up
Swing for a good cause! Grab your friends, skip the office and unleash your competitive spirit at YFC's annual 4-Person Golf Scramble Fundraiser. Friday, May 10 at Terre du Lac Country Club. Prizes, Mulligans, and Skills Game. Drawing for all Early Birds registered by April 12th. To register your team, go to www.yfcparkland.org/support and click the "GOLF" button!
Complete Guide on What It Takes to Become a Franchisee
Opening a franchise can be an exciting opportunity, but like any business venture, it comes with its own set of pros and cons. Before embarking on this path, it's important to consider both the advantages and disadvantages of franchising. The Farmington Regional Chamber of Commerce offers the following points for your consideration.Pros:Lower Risk than From-Scratch Business One of the key advantages of opening a franchise is that the inherent risk is lower than starting a business from scratch.