Four Corners Realtors

06/10/2026

🚨 Amendment 5 is on the Missouri ballot August 4 — and the final ballot language makes something very clear:

This amendment is about a lot more than eliminating the income tax.

If passed, Amendment 5 would wipe out TWO constitutional tax protections Missouri voters put in place themselves:
👉 A 2010 voter-approved ban on sales tax for real estate transactions.
👉 A voter-approved ban on adding sales tax to goods or services not already taxed as of January 1, 2015.

Both protections would be gone — and during a five-year window, lawmakers could expand the sales tax WITHOUT A PUBLIC VOTE.

Supporters say this is about eliminating the income tax. But that revenue has to be replaced somehow. Governor Kehoe has promised that healthcare and real estate would be protected — but the actual amendment contains no such guarantee.

There is nothing in the language preventing new taxes on medical care, home sales, repairs, haircuts, or other everyday services.

A "yes" vote gives lawmakers broad new power to rewrite Missouri's tax system — without asking voters first.

A "no" vote keeps these constitutional protections in place.

Know what you're voting on.

06/10/2026

It’s a beautiful day for the Four Corners REALTORS golf tournament!
Each year, all proceeds are donated to a local non-profit. This years recipient is KNEO radio!

06/09/2026

Four Corners REALTORS installed a new Blessing Box out front of The Harvest Slice in Granby. The community outreach committee filled the box after the dedication.

05/25/2026

🚨 MISSOURI VOTERS: PAY ATTENTION TO THE AUGUST 4 PRIMARY 🚨

Two major constitutional amendments that could shape Missouri for years are officially on the August 4 ballot.

🗳️ AMENDMENT 4
Would change how citizen‑led constitutional amendments pass. A simple statewide majority would no longer be enough. Instead, proposals would also need majority approval in every congressional district.

What that means: If even one district votes “No,” the amendment fails — even if a strong statewide majority votes “Yes.”

Important: This new requirement would apply only to amendments put on the ballot by citizens. Amendments placed on the ballot by legislators would not be held to this standard and would still pass with a simple statewide majority.

💰 AMENDMENT 5
Would begin phasing out Missouri’s state income tax — the largest source of general revenue — forcing the state to replace billions of dollars through expanded or higher sales taxes.

That shift would likely raise costs for most Missourians, especially seniors and middle‑income families, while reducing taxes for the highest earners.

Because income tax funds schools, health care, child welfare, and other core services, eliminating it would fundamentally reshape how Missouri pays for essential public programs and could lead to major cuts or new taxes to fill the gap.

These issues are complex. They matter. And turnout in August primaries is typically very low, meaning a small number of voters can end up making decisions that affect all Missourians.

Please:
📚 Learn about what’s on the ballot
👨‍👩‍👧 Talk with family and friends
📣 Share reliable information
🗓️ Make a plan to vote on August 4

⚠️ Important: July 8 is the deadline to register to vote for the August 4 primary.

Now is the time to:
✔️ Check your voter registration status
✔️ Confirm your name and address are current
✔️ Make sure you haven’t been removed from the voter rolls

Don’t wait until Election Day to discover there’s a problem.
Don’t assume others are paying attention.

Start the conversation now — because who shows up on August 4 will shape Missouri’s future.

05/18/2026

The newly confirmed Fed Chair Kevin Warsh is beginning his tenure as head of the Federal Reserve. The Fed is the nation's central bank, but you can’t walk into a branch to open a checking account. Instead, the Fed's decisions can make your car payments cheaper or a job harder to find.

So how does the Fed work? Glad you asked! USAFacts Founder Steve Ballmer just dropped this new video on the Fed and we couldn’t wait to share it with you.

The Federal Reserve is the most important bank you'll never actually use. So why is it even called a bank? Decisions made by the Federal Reserve can make you...

05/15/2026

NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun reacts to the latest jobs report showing more net new job additions and low unemployment of only 4.3%.

05/13/2026

📣 Get Involved in Your Community! 📣

The City of Neosho is currently accepting applications for several boards and commissions. These volunteer opportunities allow residents and community members to help shape the future of our city through service, leadership, and civic involvement.

Current vacancies include:
• Airport Industrial Development Board : 1 vacancy
• Board of Adjustments: 3 Alternate vacancies
• Enhanced Enterprise Zone Board: 3 Member vacancies
• Events Board: 3 vacancies effective 9/30/2026
• Golf Course Board: 3 vacancies
• Planning & Zoning Commission: 1 vacancy

Several additional boards currently have no vacancies but may have openings later this year.

Serving on a board or commission is a great way to stay involved, share your perspective, and contribute to the future of Neosho.

For more information or to apply, please contact the City Clerk’s Office or visit www.neoshomo.gov/161/Boards-Commissions

05/05/2026