The Mark Twain Solid Waste Management District is now accepting FY2027 grant applications to support recycling, waste reduction, and hazardous waste initiatives across Northeast Missouri, with funding available for equipment, programs, and collaborative projects.

University of Missouri students joined local leaders in Moberly for a hands-on collaboration at Rothwell Park, combining creativity, community insight, and real-world experience to support the Mini Train project.

Regional leaders gathered for the first MTRCOG Economic Development Summit, where MAEDC President & CEO Kaylee Paffrath shared insights on strengthening communities, workforce development, and preparing for future growth.

Moberly, Missouri offers a powerful advantage for growing businesses: access to a regional, highly mobile workforce. With more than half of workers commuting across county lines, employers here benefit from a broad labor pool that extends well beyond Randolph County. Combined with a central location, strong transportation access, and a high quality of life, Moberly delivers workforce reach, flexibility, and opportunity - making it an ideal place for business attraction and lo