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Gov. Nixon helped dedicate a statue honoring the young men who worked in the Civilian Conservation Corps.

Statue honoring CCC workers dedicated at Roaring River State Park

Gov. Nixon helped dedicate a statue honoring the young men who worked in the Civilian Conservation Corps. Read more.

Gov. Nixon announces agreement between Lincoln University and Linn State Technical College to create a pathway for students as part of the Missouri Innovation Campus initiative

Gov. Nixon announces university agreements for Innovation Campus initiative

Gov. Jay Nixon announced an agreement that allows students to transfer credits earned at Linn State Technical College to Lincoln University as part of the Innovation Campus initiative. Read more.

Gov. Nixon addressed the first class to graduate from Jefferson High School on May 12.

First-ever commencement

Gov. Nixon addressed the first class to graduate from Jefferson High School on May 12. View photo

Additional shift at Ford's Kansas City Assembly Plant will create new jobs

Additional shift at Ford's Kansas City Assembly Plant will create new jobs

Ford also to begin hiring workers to start production of the all-new Transit van. Read more...

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Gov. Nixon announces university agreements for the Missouri Innovation Campus initiative

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Gov. Jay Nixon today vetoed Senate Bill 350 and urged the General Assembly to act quickly to fund Missouri's First Steps program in a responsible way.

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