Missouri’s August 4 primary election has come and passed, with Missourians turning down multiple large-scale, Republican-backed initiatives at the ballot box.
As the first day of school, Tuesday, Aug. 25, quickly approaches, the Ash Grove Board of Education, led by vice president Jordon Miller, made a slew of decisions regarding purchasing at the body's July 22 meeting.
Angie Smith, manager of Anytime Fitness Republic, snips the ribbon and in doing so, aligns her business with the Republic Area Chamber of Commerce. The full-service gym, located at 581 E.
The annual ROAR Expo hosted by the Republic Area Chamber of Commerce is set for Aug. 1. The event is hosted every year at the Republic Community Center.
Missourians will be asked their opinion on potential amendments to the state constitution on the Aug. 4 ballot. This year, there are four total amendments proposed, one of which could abolish or phase out the state income tax altogether.
Ash Grovians will soon have to vote on a continuation of the mass transportation tax that goes to fund city infrastructure, as was discussed at the Ash Grove Board of Aldermen meeting on July 21.
