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Upcoming Road Resurfacing in Gentry and Surrounding Counties Begins June 3
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Upcoming MoDOT Meeting in Grant City to Discuss Local Bridge Improvements
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Heads Up, Stanberry Locals: Route W Closure for Culvert Work This Thursday
Route W in Gentry County, north of Stanberry, will be closed on Thursday, May 9, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. for culvert replacement. The closure, managed by the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT), will affect the area between 330th Street and 310th Street. Motorists should plan alternative routes during this time. The schedule depends on the weather and may change if needed. MoDOT reminds drivers to follow safety rules in work zones. For updates on road closures, visit MoDOT's traveler information map at traveler.modot.org or contact MoDOT by phone or social media. MoDOT also promotes the 'Buckle Up/Phone Down' challenge to improve driving habits and road safety across the state.'Visit here for more details.
Area lawmaker lands on special Missouri House tech committee
An area legislator has found a spot on a new Missouri House committee which will consider bills dealing with technology as well as help the legislature handle emerging technology. State Rep. Jeff Farnan of Stanberry is one of two freshmen on the House Special Committee on Innovation and Technology. Farnan...
Historic and amazing Albany Carnegie Public Library building in Missouri opened in 1906
The Albany Carnegie Public Library at 101 West Clay Street in Albany, Missouri (Gentry County) was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on February 23, 1990. Amazingly, this library opened in 1906!
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