Geoff Folsom is a journalist for the Missourian Publishing Company, focusing on local news in Union, Missouri. With a keen interest in community events, local government, and sports, Geoff covers a wide range of topics to keep the residents of Union informed and engaged.
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Geoff Folsom's coverage is mainly focused on local news, particularly government announcements and events in Union, Missouri. He covers a wide range of topics including government & politics, education, sports, entertainment news as well as infrastructure-related developments.
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The eighth annual Piggyback Dash races are scheduled for 8 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 28. The 10-, 5- and 2-kilometer races all start and end on Autumn Hill, near Union's Clark-Vitt Park.
Franklin County sold 86 properties at its annual real estate tax sale, the same number as the 2023 sale, though the sale proceeds decreased.
By: Geoff Folsom
Franklin County commissioners awarded $252,757 in federal stimulus funds to assist firefighters in St. Clair, one of several agenda items approved at Tuesday's meeting.
Pups looking to take part in Washington's annual Doggie Dip will, instead, stay dry as a bone this year.
The Union High School Theatre Department is transitioning from holding a musical performance every other year to making musicals an annual affair.
Despite waking up a bit late after attending a Bruce Springsteen concert the night before, I managed to have a fun birthday Aug. 16 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
By Geoff Folsom, [email protected] A new alien-themed marijuana-related business has landed in downtown Union.
The company that handles mental health-related calls for the state’s 988 crisis telephone hotline for the Franklin County region is experiencing the same spike in calls as the rest of
By: Geoff Folsom
A site in Union Corporate Center industrial park that has been for sale for some time is being subdivided while still remaining large enough to host a sizable facility, according to city officials.
The Union R-XI School District and the City of Union have both approved 2024 tax rates.
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