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Winfield, Mo. – After a rough few years, Winfield High School’s soccer squad is on the up-and-up, having posted a winning season last year. Notching 13 wins against 12 losses was a momentum shift for the program that head coach Alex Rutledge looks to capitalize on.
Moscow Mills, Mo. - The Board of Alderman voted on August 8 to use an old water treatment building as a gym for city employees.
Winfield, Mo. – After a rough few years, Winfield High School’s soccer squad is on the up-and-up, having posted a winning season last year. Notching 13 wins against 12 losses was a momentum shift for the program that head coach Alex Rutledge looks to capitalize on.
Hunters will be able to apply online to participate in this year’s Columbia Bottom managed dove hunts.
JEFFERSON CITY, MO, APRIL 29, 2022 - Are you looking for some toe-tapping fun? Join local bluegrass players at St. Francois State Park at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, May 14, as they play some of their favorite tunes.
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From its beginnings in Troy in 1891, Sacred Heart Parish Catholic Church has been a well-known part of the Troy community.
The water treatment building on the corner of Jefferson and Tower street will be turned into a gym for city employees.
The water treatment building on the corner of Jefferson and Tower street will be turned into a gym for city employees.
Moscow Mills, Mo. - The Board of Alderman voted on August 8 to use an old water treatment building as a gym for city employees.
The motion was on July’s agenda but got pushed to August as Police Chief Terry Foster, who proposed the plan, could not make July’s meeting. The old water treatment center, which was used for the processing and treatment of water pumped at the well in that location, currently sits unused and empty on Jefferson and Tower street. The Moscow Mills police department bought some weights and a rowing machine during COVID, when gyms were shut down, to help officers stay fit. After some office renovations, the equipment was placed in storage.
“We had equipment and I thought it would be nice to share it with all the city employees, and that would be a space that all city employees could go to.” said Foster.
There was discussion on several logistical aspects of the decision. Alderman Cody Quist raised concern that dedicating the space as a gym would require purchasing more equipment, but the board agreed that future purchases would be optional and at board discretion if departments proposed expanding.
Questions were asked on if the space would raise liability issues. City attorney Cindy Davenport counseled that if employees worked out on the clock, current workman’s comp would apply. Foster had asked the city’s insurance, MIRMA, about liability. A representative told him that an employee injured off the clock had no connection to the city, even if the city owns the place where the accident happened.
The board unanimously passed a motion to install an insulated garage door and use the space for a gym.
There are city employees who expressed interest in using the equipment. Moscow Mills police officers do get a gym stipend of around $140 a year. Foster noted that the water treatment building would be nice when meetings and busy days keep officers from making it to an outside gym.
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