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 City of Union is assessing damage after a Saturday evening fire at its main sewer lift station at Main Street and Highway 47.
The Union Parks and Recreation Department is planning to double the number of meetings it has for a Founders Day committee leading up to the May 10 event.
Union is moving forward with putting up signs to help people navigate downtown.
By: Geoff Folsom
Franklin County commissioners voted Tuesday to start construction on the new Highway Department headquarters.
I've heard people say that they don't want to get a dog because the inevitable pain of losing them after a short lifespan is too much to bear.
By: Geoff Folsom
Members of the Union Transportation Committee want improvements to the busy intersection of Progress Parkway and Highway 50 in east Union.
Franklin County has scheduled a public hearing on its 2025 budget for 9:30 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 2.
Discussions on President-elect Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs have made their way into the Union Board of Aldermen’s purchase of a skid steer loader from a Canadian company.
Franklin County is in the process of replacing its iPad tablet computers used in elections.
By Geoff Folsom, [email protected] Franklin County is moving closer to replacing a bridge south of New Haven.
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