Monthly Archives: November 2018

Missouri City Named Among National Geographic’s Best Trips For 2019

National Geographic Traveler recently named Kansas City, Missouri, as one of its “Best Trips 2019.” The magazine published its list of the 28 most exciting destinations for the year ahead, and ... Read More

Multiple Companies Expand, Adding 150 New Jobs In Missouri

Skin Specialty Solutions Inc., a skin care company, and Nexius Solutions Inc., an information technology firm, both announced plans to expand at the Fenton Logistics Park in St. Louis, Missouri. The ... Read More

Site Selection: Creating the Talent of Tomorrow Today

Missouri understands that an educated and trained workforce is essential to success. And Missouri’s four-year universities are training a skilled workforce to drive innovation and build a modern, cutting edge economic ... Read More

Missouri Batteries Power NASA’s InSight Lander On Surface Of Mars

More than thirty three million miles from earth a new lander has touched down on the surface of Mars. It is the culmination of years of work by thousands of individuals, ... Read More

Site Selection: Coming Up Roses in Southeast Missouri

Cape Girardeau came to be known as The City of Roses when a popular 9-mile stretch of road through town was once lined with dozens of rose bushes. That’s still an ... Read More

Missouri: Continued Growth, Innovation and Workforce Training

The Show Me state’s economy continues to show strong growth for high tech jobs and other core industries. In the past 18 months employers have created more than 26,000 new jobs ... Read More

Maker Space Opens In Missouri, Works To Bring STEAM Education To Youth

Missouri has a growing reputation as a state committed to innovation. From the Missouri Innovation Center in Columbia, to the Danforth Plant Science Center in St. Louis, Missouri talent is leading ... Read More

Missouri Cities Continue To Receives Praise For Tech Scenes

Missouri’s tech industry has gotten plenty of good press lately, from Governor Mike Parson signing the Show-Me state’s first STEM education bill, to Kansas City being named among the top cities ... Read More

Anheuser-Busch To Relocate Clydesdale Training Center To Missouri

St. Louis, Missouri-based Anheuser-Busch recently announced plans to relocate the training facility for the company’s world-famous Budweiser Clydesdales to a new, state-of-the-art facility at Warm Springs Ranch, near Boonville, Missouri. The ... Read More

Reuters Highlights Nucor’s Choice of Sedalia, Missouri, for their Steel Mill Expansion

“Nucor Corp, America’s largest steelmaker, planned a new plant in Sedalia, Missouri, long before U.S. President Donald Trump imposed tariffs to protect the industry …” Timothy Aeppel writes in a Reuters ... Read More