Jack McGee is a reporter for the Springfield Daily Citizen, focusing on local news in Springfield, Missouri. With a keen interest in community development and government affairs, Jack covers a wide range of topics including local politics, historic preservation, business grants, and city council decisions.
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Jack McGee focuses on local government and legal policies in Springfield, Missouri. He reports extensively on city council activities, ballot measures, grants, ethics policy, lawsuits, planning commission decisions and sales tax initiatives. His coverage also includes topics such as historic buildings inventory and real estate developments.
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By: Jack Mcgee
As Stephanie Hein seeks her second term in the Missouri House, after defeating a Republican incumbent in 2022, Jim Robinette aims to return the district to the GOP.
By: Jack Mcgee
On a tie vote, the Springfield City Council Oct. 21 denied a controversial rezoning proposal in the University Heights neighborhood.
By: Jack Mcgee
While supportive of the ¼-cent public safety portion of the tax, the Chamber’s Local Issues Task Force encouraged additional project specificity regarding what the ½-cent portion will fund.
By: Jack Mcgee
If approved by voters, the tax would replace the city’s pension sales tax and provide for ongoing obligations to the police-fire pension, as well as funding for public safety initiatives and a myriad of other city projects.
By: Jack Mcgee
The project includes renovations to the bathrooms and concession facilities, a new roof and siding, and an outdoor amphitheater.
By: Jack Mcgee
Despite their different party affiliations, Republican incumbent John Russell and Democrat Tim McGrady share a lot of the same priorities, including public safety, emergency preparedness and transparency in government operations.
By: Jack Mcgee
Members of the Springfield City Council were provided an update on the project while touring City Hall, 830 N. Boonville Ave., on Oct. 29.
By: Jack Mcgee
The new classroom will allow visitors to peruse exhibits separately from student groups, provide space for events and public lectures and expand the museum’s mineral collection.
By: Jack Mcgee
In a police report filed on Oct. 17, Jeremy Dean, a Democrat running for House District 132, is identified as a victim of harassment from a political rival.
By: Jack Mcgee, David Stoeffler
Headlined by Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe, Republican candidates for statewide offices also campaigned in Springfield late last week.
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