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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Union is working to make downtown more festive for the 2024 Christmas season.
The new director of the Missouri Department of Transportation is a familiar face to many in Franklin County.
By: Geoff Folsom
Construction has started on a new weigh station on westbound Interstate 44 in St. Clair. But don’t expect to see trucks using it anytime soon.
The Union Quest Diagnostics location is closing. The last day of operations is Saturday, Nov. 23.
Wineries in unincorporated Franklin County will now be able to have restaurants.
By: Geoff Folsom
The Missouri Department of Transportation presented three concepts for potential improvements at the intersection of Highways 50 and AT, just west of the Interstate 44 interchange at a recent public
We recently started watching a YouTube video where the host made a visit to a site in downtown St. Charles called The Soda Museum.
The City of Union is abolishing its municipal court, with municipal code violations moving to Franklin County Circuit Court after the April 2025 election.
By: Geoff Folsom
Following the recent approval of a property tax freeze for seniors, Franklin County commissioners voted Tuesday to spend $585,000 to purchase software to implement the measure.
Union is moving ahead with repairs to its near-century old large pavilion at City Park.
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