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Economic Development of Cameron Director Terry Rumery’s update to the Cameron City Council Monday seemed like a victory lap, until Cameron City Councilwoman Becky Curtis asked for his resignation.
Less than an hour removed from announcing a new hotel, furniture store and a variety of other...
Preparation for paving Griffin Road got underway Wednesday morning.
City workers began soil testing along Griffin Road as part of the first phase of the $2 million project.
According to a press release by recently hired Cameron Public Works Director Eric Stevens, from Highway BB to Grand Avenue,...
An issue circulating through the Cameron Planning and Zoning Commission will reach a conclusion Tuesday as the Cameron City Council votes whether to allow the operation of an Airbnb in a residential neighborhood.
During Monday’s CPZC meeting, Commission President Mike O’Donnell said the council...
Preparation for paving Griffin Road got underway Wednesday morning.
City workers began soil testing along Griffin Road as part of the first phase of the $2 million project.
According to a press release by recently hired Cameron Public Works Director Eric Stevens, from Highway BB to Grand Avenue,...
The Cameron City Council received some encouraging news regarding a $1.75 million grant proposal, with a majority of the fund going to save a downtown building dating back to Cameron’s founding.
During the first Cameron City Council meeting of 2023, Mo-Kan Community Development Specialist Houston...
A Family, Career and Community Leaders of America project provided hundreds of Cameron High School students tools for preventing suicide in their community as part of a program by Moms Breaking the Silence.
Rachel Riddle and Gabbie McQueen, CHS student both impacted by suicide, said they wanted a...
Two projects associated with the $10 million B.E.S.T. bond near completion with contractors putting the final touches on the new Cameron High School wrestling room and beginning interior work on the new performing arts center.
Cameron R-1 School District Matt Robinson said both projects should wrap...
Projected city revenue from recreational marijuana could bring in more than $1.5 million over the next 10 years, if Cameron voters approve 3 percent sales tax the Cameron City Council seems primed to put on the April ballot.
According to a study by the Missouri Municipal League, Cameron could...
