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Natalie Rush
New ad team wants to make your business successful
The Republic-Monitor welcomes Advertising Sales Manager Natalie Rush to our staff. She is looking forward to meeting the advertising needs of our clients by paving the way for their ads to appear in … more
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According to an announcement made on Monday by TG Missouri, the company will take significant steps in the coming years to contribute to future energy sustainability. This initiative is part of its parent company’s corporate strategy.
TGMO plans for future 'energy sustainability
TG Missouri (TGMO) announced on Monday that the Perryville plant, along with other global locations under the Toyoda Gosei Co., Ltd. umbrella, will take significant steps in the near future to … more
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The lack of construction workers making headway at the location of the new Starbucks in Perryville has led to rumors that buried gas tanks discovered after work began on the building have some believing the high-dollar coffee shop may never open its doors.
Project still brewing
Rumors about underground gas tanks halting construction at the site of the new Starbucks being built at the corner of South Perryville Boulevard and Alma Avenue in Perryville appear to have no merit, … more
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This is the piece of land in SEMO Industrial Park where SEMO REDI said Amazon plans to construct a 61,000-square-foot last-mile delivery station that is expected to bring 70 jobs to the area.
Amazon constructing delivery station in Scott City
SCOTT CITY – Economic development in southeast Missouri is gaining momentum, with Amazon’s latest investment coming to Scott City. The global e-commerce giant will soon begin construction … more
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MU Extension’s “Growing Success: Marketing and Business Development for Small Farms” webinar series begins March 4 with “Cultivating Connections: Strategically Market Your Food and Farm Products.” Attendees will learn how to communicate their unique value with an elevator pitch, craft target customer profiles and use digital avenues when building a marketing strategy.
MU Extension launching 'Growing Success' webinar series
COLUMBIA—Small-scale food and farm entrepreneurs face unique challenges with business planning and marketing. To help meet these needs, the University of Missouri Extension is launching … more
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TGMO Interior Exterior Vice President Michelle Patrick presents a check to The Estates of Perryville Activities Director Mindy McClanahan and Administrator Devon Huff. This is just one of six donations made by TG Missouri Corporation to local organizations.
TG Missouri makes donations to the community
TG Missouri Corporation announces donations totaling $6,000 to six local organizations in December 2024 and January 2025, with a focus on community and family. The company’s Interior Exterior … more
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Around 200 members and guests attended the 2025 Perryville Area Chamber of Commerce Membership Meeting, held Jan. 16 at the Robinson Event Center. The event included a catered meal and brief program where the new board of directors was introduced and milestone anniversaries of members were announced.
Chamber announces new board at annual membership meeting
The 2025 Perryville Area Chamber of Commerce Membership Meeting, held Jan. 16 at the Robinson Event Center, was attended by around 200 members and guests. Following the cocktail hour, dinner was … more
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A planned groundbreaking for a 40-unit duplex development in Perryville called Montenot Meadows ended up involving more snow than it did ground due to a recent snowstorm that left up to six inches of the white stuff throughout the region.
Snowy groundbreaking held for Montenot Meadows
A groundbreaking ceremony held for a 40-unit duplex development called the Montenot Meadows project was held on a snowy and cold Jan. 16, at the end of Montenot Blvd., off Alma Drive in Perryville. … more
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With last month’s news that TG Missouri is planning a $97 million expansion of its Perryville plant, the need for more housing within the city limits has become increasingly evident.
Growing Pains
When TG Missouri gave Perryville a Christmas gift last month by announcing a $97 million expansion at its local plant over the next three years and a promise to maintain at least 1,600 full-time jobs … more
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TG Missouri has announced that it will be expanding its presence in Perryville with an approximately $97 million investment over the next three years.
TG Missouri planning nearly $100 million expansion in Perryville
Jefferson City – TG Missouri, a division of Toyoda Gosei, has announced that it will expand in Perryville, investing approximately $97 million over the next three years. The announcement comes … more
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Students in the Perryville CEO Program discuss their plans for the second semester when they will work with mentors to formulate a business idea, create a business, and then launch that business in the local community.
Local students gain personal experience through CEO program
Since the start of the school year, 14 students from Perryville, St. Vincent and Saxony Lutheran high schools have been participating in an inventive class called Perryville Area CEO (Creating … more
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Patients with Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield health coverage seeking care at Mercy Hospital Perry can breathe a sigh of relief now that the hospital has entered into a new contract with the insurance giant.
Mercy, Anthem Blue Cross/Blue Shield announce new contract
ST. LOUIS – Mercy and Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield in Missouri (Anthem) have reached a new multi-year agreement providing Anthem members with continued access to care at all Mercy … more
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The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has given it approval for the separation of Citizens Electric Corporation from Wabash Valley Power Alliance, which has been Citizens’ generation and transmission wholesale provider.
FERC OKs Citizens Electric separation from Wabash Valley
On Oct 31, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) approved the separation of Citizens Electric Corporation (Citizens) from Wabash Valley Power Alliance (Wabash Valley), Citizens … more
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Students in the Perryville CEO Program discuss their plans for second semester, when they will work with mentors to formulate a business idea, create a business, and launch that business in the local community.
CEO Program hosting events to raise seed money
Area high school students participating in the Perryville CEO Program are hosting two events in December to raise seed money needed to launch their own start-up businesses. Community members can … more
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The new Dairy Queen Grill & Chill in Perryville, 790 South Perryville Blvd., opens Monday, Nov. 18 at 10 a.m.
Husband and wife open new DQ Grill & Chill in Perryville
Perryville just got a whole lot tastier with a new DQ® restaurant coming to town. American Dairy Queen Corporation (ADQ), an iconic leader in treats and food, has announced that a new DQ … more
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R.P. Lumber announced it had acquired long-time family-owned Guyot Lumber as of Friday, Nov. 1. It is the company’s eighth acquisition this year, and its first in Perry County.
R.P. Lumber acquires family-owned Guyot Lumber
R.P. Lumber Co., Inc. has announced it has acquired Guyot Lumber in Perryville. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. The transaction, which closed on Friday, Nov. 1, marks R.P. Lumber’s eighth … more
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Smoke billows out of the collapsed roof at Critical Mineral Recovery’s lithium-ion battery recycling plant near Fredericktown, Missouri. Nearby residents were instructed to stay inside or — if they were in the immediate vicinity — evacuate after a fire broke out at the facility Wednesday.
Fire erupts in southeast Missouri at one of world’s largest lithium-ion battery facilities
Residents of a southeast Missouri town were forced to evacuate their homes Wednesday when a fire erupted at a nearby battery recycler. Madison County 911 posted on Facebook around 2 p.m. on … more
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The Perryville Chamber of Commerce held its annual membership meeting on Thursday, Oct. 17 at the Robinson Construction Event Center. The meeting featured a cocktail hour, dinner, membership meeting, voting for the chamber’s board of directors, music trivia and Non-Profit Expo giveaways. Elected to the board of directors were Emily Blyzes, Citizens Electric Corporation; Brandie Mantz, Perry County Community Task Force; Shannon Tarrillion, Journey Hospice and Greg Yamnitz, Immanuel Lutheran Church and School.
Perryville Chamber holds membership meeting
MRV Banks joins campaign to stop check fraud
MRV Banks has joined the American Bankers Association and banks nationwide to promote an industry-wide campaign educating consumers about the rapid rise in check fraud and how to protect themselves. … more
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Andrea McMillian
McMillian earns PMI Construction Professional certification
PERRYVILLE – Robinson Construction Company has announced that Project Manager Andrea McMillian has successfully earned her PMI Construction Professional (PMI-CP) Certification, an … more
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Citizens Electric Corporation will become a separate entity after it reached an agreement with the Wabash Valley Power Association to no longer be a member.
Citizens Electric leaving Wabash Valley Power Association
Citizens Electric Corporation (Citizens) has announced that, as of June 1, it will no longer be a member of Wabash Valley Power Association, Inc. (Wabash Valley). The two entities say this move … more
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With the start of another school year, the Better Business Bureau is encouraging sports fans to avoid scam streaming links of local high school football games.
BBB warns of high school sports streaming scams
St. Louis – As a new school year kicks into gear, the Better Business Bureau® (BBB®) is reminding consumers to be on the lookout for scam streaming links when planning to watch a high … more
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