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Dustin Kopp

Dustin Kopp

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Operations Manager, News Director and Program Director, KFMO-AM (Park Hills, MO)

Bonne Terre

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Total articles 89

  • Iron County Tax Levy Increase Going to the Voters

    By Dustin Kopp Verified| Waynes County Journal Banner /Mountain Echo/ Reynolds County Courier Verified At a special commissioners’ meeting, held on Tuesday, Jan. 26, the Iron County Commission unanimously voted to place a tax levy increase on the April Municipal Election ballot. The increase is expected to help the county’s road and bridge department increase their yearly funding. If passed by Iron County voters, the revenue collected would start with the 2021 tax year. “The revenue wouldn’t be collected until 2022,” said Iron County Presiding Commissioner Jim Scaggs.

    By Dustin Kopp Verified · Waynes County Journal Banner /Mountain Echo/ Reynolds County Courier

    Feb. 05, 2021

  • Taum Sauk Mountain State Park to Close for Aerial Gunning

    By Dustin Kopp Verified| Waynes County Journal Banner /Mountain Echo/ Reynolds County Courier Verified Starting Monday, Jan. 25, Taum Sauk Mountain State Park, in Iron County, will be closed for aerial gunning operations (feral hog elimination). This closure pertains to all areas of the park, including the campground and the Ozark Trail. The closure will end on Saturday, Jan. 30.

    By Dustin Kopp Verified · Waynes County Journal Banner /Mountain Echo/ Reynolds County Courier

    Jan. 25, 2021

  • Iron County Tax Levy Increase Going to the Voters

    By Dustin Kopp Verified| Waynes County Journal Banner /Mountain Echo/ Reynolds County Courier Verified At a special commissioners’ meeting, held on Tuesday, Jan. 26, the Iron County Commission unanimously voted to place a tax levy increase on the April Municipal Election ballot. The increase is expected to help the county’s road and bridge department increase their yearly funding. If passed by Iron County voters, the revenue collected would start with the 2021 tax year. “The revenue wouldn’t be collected until 2022,” said Iron County Presiding Commissioner Jim Scaggs.

    By Dustin Kopp Verified · Waynes County Journal Banner /Mountain Echo/ Reynolds County Courier

    Feb. 05, 2021

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KFMO-AM (Park Hills, MO)

Columbia, Missouri, United States

+1 800-762-5383