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"THE BEST INVESTMENT BY FAR IS ANYTHING THAT DEVELOPS YOURSELF. WHATEVER ABILITIES YOU HAVE CAN'T BE TAKEN AWAY FROM YOU"

-WARREN BUFFET

FEATURED PROPERTY: CRYSTAL CREEK DEVELOPMENT

5.58 ACRES COMMERCIAL LOTS IN WENTZVILLE SOLD AS A WHOLE OR IN TWO PARCELS


Introducing the Prime Commercial Building site on Wentzville Parkway – your golden opportunity for commercial development! Nestled right across from the new Rec Plex and surrounded by a plethora of houses and apartments, this site is primed for success.

Imagine the possibilities – multi-tenant buildings, fast-food joints, restaurants, banks, retail, or cutting-edge medical facilities. Wentzville, a hub of growth for both residential and commercial ventures, promises a flourishing environment with ample employment opportunities.

Here's why this site is a game-changer: all utilities are conveniently available, ensuring a seamless development process. The high-traffic location, coupled with excellent visibility on Wentzville Parkway, guarantees your business won't go unnoticed. With easy access to commercial areas and residential neighborhoods, your venture is poised for success.

Are you ready to turn your business dreams into reality? The time is now, and this prime site is ready for your vision. Don't miss out – seize the opportunity to build and thrive in Wentzville's vibrant landscape!

 

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Budget Is Roadblock For Farm Bill


A one-year extension of the 2018 Farm Bill was included in a continuing resolution bill passed by Congress and signed by President Joe Biden in mid-November. This extends the bill through September 30th 2024 and gives Congress an additional 10 months to complete a full reauthorization of the bill.

The continuing resolution averted a government shutdown and keeps the government funded into the new year.

“Farmers and ranchers across the country depend on the farm bill, especially as they face unprecedented weather and staggering input costs. The last thing they need is a lapse in funding of this critical safety net,” Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) President Russell Boening said. “We thank the U.S. House and Senate Agriculture Committees for coming together to prevent any disruptions as they continue to work to pass a new farm bill.”


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Most Memorable Super Bowl Ads


What an incredible Super Bowl game this year! I have to admit, I think it was one of the most exciting games I've ever seen. Emotions and energy ran high and both teams played with passion and immeasurable talent. I couldn't help but notice that there were several ads this year that paid homage to some of the greatest Super Bowl ads. Here they are to refresh your memory.


No More Food Inflation in 2024


Compared to food price inflation of 11% in 2022, grocery price increases will be virtually non-existent this year. Consumers will feel some relief this year as prices at the grocery store stay stable and food makers will face some "backwards pressure" on prices from retailers and food service operators. Read more by clicking the image below.


The Myth of the Great Boomer Wealth Transfer




As the boomer generation hits their twilight years, the question of what will happen to their money has become a source of fascination and consternation for economists, estate planners, and families across the country. Boomers hold a massive amount of wealth: The 55.8 million Americans over 65, about 17% of the population, hold half of America's wealth — $96.4 trillion, according to the Federal Reserve. The general assumption is that as this older generation dies, that money will trickle down to younger generations and give cash-strapped families a leg up. But it isn't that simple.

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BRAIN TEASER: Tool of thief, toy of queen. Always used to be unseen. Sign of joy, sign of sorrow. Giving all likeness borrowed. What am I?

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Finley Shoe Store in Troy Begins a New Chapter


Finley Shoe Store has provided excellent customer service and high-qualities shoes to the Troy community since 1947. After 48 years, Finley is congratulating its owner Steve Woolfolk on retirement and welcoming Tom and Tina Hunsel as their new owners. Check them out on Facebook!


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BRAIN TEASER ANSWER: A mask

Rick Meyer

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192 N. Lincoln Dr.

Troy, MO 63379

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