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It's finally come down to what is fair, is fair. Missouri is the last state to require charging of taxes on online out-of-state purchases. Time to level the playing field.
In an online story from ky3.com:
Bipartisan proponents have argued that it’s unfair that local Missouri store…

Well, get ready you summer BBQ-ers. Your grill may not be as full as it was last summer, and one of your favorite condiments may be hard to find too!

I'm probably going to have some local coffee experts roll their eyes over my next statement. I use a Keurig and I buy generic store-brand coffee pods for my first cup of the morning at home. Whew...I said it. That almost felt cleansing.

According to information from the Missouri Department of Agriculture, $16,716,406 million in CARES Act funding has gone to almost 150 small and medium sized businesses in Missouri.

Imagine standing around in the front of your house in your yard when from a distance you see something in the air. It starts to get closer and you finally make it out. A drone...and what is it carrying? Oh wow, it's your Girl Scout cookie order! Cookies from heaven!

Locally grown vegetables, fruits, eggs, meats, homemade baked goods, a variety of ethnic foods, handmade soaps, and other products will be available as the Sedalia Area Farmers’ Market starts its thirteenth season in a new location.

Sip and shop this Saturday in downtown Warrensburg with Warrensburg Mainstreet and the Warrensburg Chamber of Commerce.

Every time you go to the store it seems like the price is higher than what it was the last time you shopped. We're always looking for ways to save money and this might be one that will help.

Here's another take on the grocery store of the future from BRR, a national design firm whose headquarters are in Overland Park.

As you drive around Sedalia, I'm sure you've seen the low inventory of vehicles on the dealership lots. But it's not only in Sedalia but also in Missouri and across the nation.