Business growth in Cuba continues to charge up the local economy and that’s paying big dividends for the city, which has seen its sales tax revenue nearly double over the past 15 years.
Cuba leads area in sales tax growth
Cuba News
Council finds one dog dangerous, the other not in separate hearings
Public hearings on dangerous animals are not commonplace at Cuba City Council meetings, but there were two of them held at City Hall within a two-week span last month. The council heard two unrelated dog cases at regular meetings held on May 7 and May 21, with the council declaring one of the animals to be dangerous and the other one not.
Memorial rededicated at Oak Hill Cemetery
The Oak Hill Cemetery Board of Directors and members met at the church building on Hwy. C on May 26, 2019 for their annual cemetery meeting. After the meeting Commander Mike Stillman and Color Guard Darin Fuchs, John Taylor and Don Merritt of the VFW Bledsoe-Bulas Post 6133 rededicated the brick memorial (bottom photo) with fallen soldiers names listed. Karol Blanton (standing, above) talks with Warren Rutz, age 96, from Texas and his sister Fern Kramme, age 98, of Owensville. Rutz and Kramme are seated on a bench donated by the Warren Rutz family.
Missouri Civil Air Patrol participating in Multi-state Earthquake Disaster Exercise
• Cuba Airport will be used as Missouri Wing base
The Missouri Wing of the Civil Air Patrol, U.S. Air Force Auxiliary, is participating in the multi-state “Shaken Fury 2019” (SF19) disaster exercise running from May 29 through June 7.
Training being held at AALC
“A Place for All Children” including children of all abilities in Early Childhood programs to hold training.