City of Kingsville, Missouri

08/03/2026

Any help is very much appreciated!!

Hello! My name is Jay Walters. I am currently working to clean up residential properties in Kingsville. I am working on a property owned by two elderly folks who are unable to clean up their property and can’t afford much. They need help!

I need someone with a truck and trailer that can haul junk. I also need volunteer workers to help. These are nice folks who just do not have the ability to move out all the junk and debris.

I am not asking for much, just a couple of hours on a Saturday to help clean up Kingsville.

I know that Kingsville has a strong sense of community. I am counting on it!

I know that people have limited time in these busy days. Just a couple of hours will help this couple and help clean up Kingsville!

Please give me a call and let me know you will help.

Jay Walters 816-507-2776.

Please and thank you!

07/13/2026

TRAFFIC ALERT: Phase 2 of pilot car flagging operation on MO 58 in Cass County for resurfacing, July 20 - August 31

Resurfacing of MO 58 between MO 291 east and ending at MO 7 in Pleasant Hill



CASS COUNTY – The Missouri Department of Transportation will conduct a flagging operation with a pilot car on MO 58 for resurfacing work beginning at MO 291 east and ending at MO 7 in Pleasant Hill on approx. Monday, July 20 at 7 a.m. until August 31 at 7:00 p.m. This is not a complete closure, but motorists may experience delays. All work is weather permitting, and work schedules are approximate.

Phase 1 took place on MO 58 between the Johnson County line, west to MO 7 in Pleasant Hill, details: Phase 1 of pilot car flagging operation on MO 58 in Cass Co for resurfacing, June 8 - July 14 | Missouri Department of Transportation

Motorists are reminded to slow down and pay attention while driving in work zones. Not all work zones look alike. Work zones can also be short-term, temporary lane closures to make quick repairs or remove debris form the roadway.

07/08/2026

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07/04/2026

06/03/2026

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05/28/2026

For immediate release -May 28, 2026

RESCHEDULED: Phase 1 of pilot car flagging operation on MO 58 in Cass County for resurfacing work, June 8 – July 12

Resurfacing between the Johnson County line to west of MO 7 in Pleasant Hill

RESCHEDULED: CASS COUNTY – The Missouri Department of Transportation will conduct a flagging operation with a pilot car on Missouri Route 58 for resurfacing work between the Johnson County line to west of MO 7 in Pleasant Hill beginning on approx. Monday, June 8 at 7 a.m. until Sunday, July 12. This is not a complete closure, but motorists may experience delays.

Work will be conducted in two phases with phase 1 beginning on the east side on MO 7 from (approximately) Monday, June 8 until Sunday, July 12. Phase 2 will take place on the west side of MO 7 and is anticipated to begin in August. All work is weather permitting, and work schedules are approximate.

Motorists are reminded to slow down and pay attention while driving in work zones. Not all work zones look alike. Work zones can also be short-term, temporary lane closures to make quick repairs or remove debris form the roadway.

For more information about MoDOT news, projects or events, please visit our website at www.modot.org/kansascity. For instant updates, follow MoDOT_KC on X, or share posts and comments on our Facebook at www.facebook.com/MoDOT.KansasCity. MoDOT Kansas City maintains more than 7,000 miles of state roadway in nine counties. Sign up online for work zone updates or call 888-ASK-MODOT (275-6636).

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05/22/2026

TRAFFIC ALERT: Pilot car flagging operation on MO 58 in Cass County for resurfacing work, May 26-August 2026

CASS COUNTY – The Missouri Department of Transportation will conduct a flagging operation with a pilot car on Missouri Route 58 for resurfacing work between Missouri Route 291 to just east of the Johnson County, Missouri line near Pleasant Hill on Tuesday, May 26 at approx. 7 a.m. until August 2026. This is not a complete closure, but motorists may experience delays. All work is weather permitting.

Motorists are reminded to slow down and pay attention while driving in work zones. Not all work zones look alike. Work zones can also be short-term, temporary lane closures to make quick repairs or remove debris form the roadway.

For more information about MoDOT news, projects or events, please visit our website at www.modot.org/kansascity. For instant updates, follow MoDOT_KC on X, or share posts and comments on our Facebook at www.facebook.com/MoDOT.KansasCity. MoDOT Kansas City maintains more than 7,000 miles of state roadway in nine counties. Sign up online for work zone updates or call 888-ASK-MODOT (275-6636).

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05/06/2026

Stahl Manufacturing Modernization
Kingsville, MO

A long-standing leader in precision manufacturing is once again investing in its future—and in the future of its home in the Kingsville community.

After 80 years of operation, Stahl continues to push forward with significant upgrades at its Kingsville facility, reinforcing its commitment to innovation, growth, and local economic development. The latest round of investments focuses on advanced CNC (computer numerical control) technology, bringing millions of dollars in new equipment and capabilities to the shop floor.

Working in partnership with industry leaders Mazak, Hyundai WIA, and Toyoda through SMT Company and Concept machinery, Stahl is executing a multi-phase modernization plan designed to enhance efficiency, precision, and production capacity.

Among the key investments:
• A $2 million horizontal machining center (HMC) project currently underway
• A $1.5 million HMC project completed in the second quarter of 2025
• A $500,000 lathe project completed in the fourth quarter of 2025

These upgrades mark a major step forward in the company’s manufacturing capabilities, allowing Stahl to take on more complex work while delivering faster turnaround times and maintaining the high standards that have defined the business for generations.

“This is about continuing to build on what we’ve established over the past 80 years,” Stahl President Mark Fallen said. “We’re investing not just in machines, but in our people, our customers, and our community.”

The impact of these improvements extends well beyond the facility itself. Increased capacity and advanced technology position the Kingsville operation for future growth, which could bring new job opportunities and further strengthen the local economy.

As Stahl continues to evolve, its investment signals confidence in Kingsville’s role as a hub for advanced manufacturing. Stahl’s ongoing commitment ensures it remains a vital part of the community—honoring its legacy while embracing the future.