City of Moberly, Missouri
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Founded in 1866, Moberly’s explosive growth in 1873 earned it the title, “The Magic City.”
Moberly is the product of an 1866 railroad auction.
The Chariton and Randolph Railroad connected with the North Missouri Railroad Company here.
With the coming of the Wabash Railroad Shops in 1873,
Moberly seemed to spring from the prairie overnight,
and was subsequently dubbed "The Magic City."
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The City of Moberly is advertising for Redevelopment Assistance for City owned vacant properties at 109 N. Clark Street and 223. N. Williams Street. For more information please check the link below.
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Relay for Life event is this Friday, June 2nd. Below is the list of entertainment for this years event: Miss Moberly 2017 Samatha Gowin will sing National Anthem Kim Gittemeier will sing during survivor/caregiver lap 5:30-6 Moberly Martial Arts 6-7 Little Dixie Square Dancers 7-8 Matt Carroll & Family Christian Music 8-9 Deacon Hill's words The City of Moberly plans to have a cake walk throughout the evening. The Moberly Fire Department Firefighters will be holding a "Mr. Legs" contest to raise money. This years contestants are: Roy Holtkamp Mark Cody Bobby Hardy Anthony Brake Cory Putnam Ben Wolverton Ross Dutton Jerry Washam Cody Westhues Nicholas Richard Trevor Stein There will be a raffle for a Martin Birdhouse.
Milling and Overlay Set To Begin
The City of Moberly, Missouri has contracted with Capital Paving to begin the milling and overlay project for selected streets beginning Thursday, June 1st and Monday, June 5th.
Press Release- Public Utilities Department has fully flushed and disinfected the City of Moberly distribution system
Delivering clean, safe drinking water to families across the community requires constant attention according to Public Utilities Director Mary West-Calcagno. See the accompanying press release for imformation.
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City Hall in Moberly had a wonderful visit from Valley View Health and Rehabilitation today for Nursing Home Week. These wonderful ladies presented City Hall with delicious cookies. Pictures left to right: Michele Francisco, Shirley Sears, City Manager Brian Crane, Elizabeth Harbal. Not pictured: George Clarke
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Depot Park Farmers Market in Historic Downtown, Moberly, Missouri will open for the 2017 Season on May 25th from 3:30 PM to 7 PM. For more informaiton see the pictures below.
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Legacy Overlook A Ribbon Cutting and Dedication for the Legacy Overlook in Rothwell Park was held on May 10th. This is located across from the Mini Train and Thompson Campground behind the Paul Walker Memorial and trail overlooking the western shore of Rothwell Lake. One benched dedicated to Earl Crutcher, retired City of Moberly employee.
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Moberly Historic Preservation Commission recognizes three Moberly Notable Historic Properties. Moberly City Manager Brian Crane presents 2017 Notable Historic Property plaques to: Ken Neurberger with Horizon Housing Foundation, owner of the former Moberly Junior High School on Johnson Street Kevin and Susan Hall, owner of the Kids Caboose at 413-415 W Reed Street Ryan and Dawn Fischer and sons, Joshua, Jacob, and Jordon, owners of the former Elijah Williams home at 125 S. 5th Street
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Today, Wednesday, May 10, 2017 the City of Moberly celebrated drinking water week with a proclamation presented by Mayor Greg Walker at the Ranger's Pavilion at Sugar Creek Lake. Drinking Water Week is May 7th through May 13, 2017. The theme for this year is "Your Water-To Know It Is To Love it".
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This Wednesday, May 10, 2017, at noon, the City of Moberly will celebrate drinking water week with a proclamation by Mayor Greg Walker at the Ranger’s Pavilion at Sugar Creek Lake. Sugar Creek Lake is the City of Moberly’s raw water supply and is important in the daily lives of citizens and businesses who live and work in, and around the City of Moberly. Drinking Water Week is celebrated across North America, and the theme this year is “Your Water – To Know It Is To Love It”. What better way to get to know our source of drinking water than to come out and see where the water from your tap originates and hear about a few of the plans for source water protection that are in the works
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2017 Notable Property Reception
The Moberly Historic Preservation Commission will be holding their annual 2017 Notable Property Reception on May 8, 2017. For more information please check out the link below.
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