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Missouri-based Mercy Health will sell $355 million of revenue bonds as soon as Tuesday to cover the costs of various projects including the ongoing construction of a replacement hospital for one destroyed by the May 2011 Joplin tornado.
November 3 - North Dakota
Midwestern voters head to the polls Tuesday to decide the fate of a handful of finance-related ballot questions and the leadership of eight states, including several where debate over fiscal pressures is taking center stage.
October 31 -
The University of Missouri Curators sold $150 million of new-money taxable bonds Monday with tentative plans to return the market next year to fund another $100 million in approved projects.
October 30 - Missouri
The long saga over the fate of $98 million of defaulted St. Louis convention center hotel bonds is nearing an end with the trustee planning to make a final distribution payment of $1.4 million to bondholders next month.
October 23 - Missouri
Standard & Poor's dropped Higginsville, Missouri's 2010 sewerage system revenue bonds down three notches to the lowest investment grade level Wednesday over its weakened fiscal position.
October 17 - Missouri
The Alta Group's Bob Neptune will receive the 2014 Jay Terry Lifetime Achievement Award from the Association for Governmental Leasing & Finance at its national conference next month.
October 16 -
Investors holding $113 million of bonds issued for the privately owned and operated Branson Airport in Missouri have agreed to a amended forbearance agreement that gives the struggling Ozarks air field more time to pick up operations.
October 14 - Missouri
Moberly, Missouri has adopted new debt management policies as it seeks to repair its junk bond credit bruised over a failure to make good on bonds sold for a troubled artificial sweetener construction project.
September 25 -
A federal judge granted class action status to an investor lawsuit accusing the former Morgan Keegan & Co. Inc. of securities fraud for its role in underwriting $39 million of defaulted bonds issued for a failed artificial sweetener plan in Moberly, Missouri.
September 24 -
Fitch Ratings lowered Southeast Missouri Hospital Associations ratings two levels to BBB-minus over its operating losses.
September 17