Ribbon cutting for Cup & Cork
United Methodist Church of Odessa
Downtown Trick or Treat
Ribbon cutting for Cup & Cork
Making Odessa the Place to Be.
"The mission of the Odessa Chamber of Commerce is to serve the interests of member businesses while advocating business advancement, economic growth, and job creation for the benefit of the Odessa community and surrounding area."
ODESSA AT A GLANCE
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Population: 5,600
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Median Household Income: $48,932
(up from $34,007 in 2000)
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Median Home Value: $111,907
(up from $83,100 in 2000)
Odessa offers the best of both worlds with a calm, quiet lifestyle, a variety of business opportunities, and easy access to I-70.
Join our team of local residents and business members working to grow local business and promote the community.
Odessa Chamber provides both membership and community events.
There is always something happening in Odessa. Click here for our Calendar of Events.
Search our membership directory to find the right business for your needs. Download a digital copy for quick reference.
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2021-2022 Chamber Board of Directors
Shelby Varner, President (2023)
Serc Physical Therapy
211 N 2nd St.
Odessa, MO 64076
816-230-5349: Work
Harley Todd, Vice Pres. (2023)
Heritage Realty
200 S. 2nd St., Odessa, MO 64076
816.230-5324: Work
Candy Hall, Secretary (2022)
Bank of Odessa
301 W. Hwy 40
Odessa, MO 64076
816.633.5331: Work
candy.hall@bankofodessa.us.com
Vickie Barker, Treasurer (2023)
Advanced Industries, Inc
301 R. L. Kelly
Odessa, MO 64076
816-633-7503: Work
vbarker@advancedindustriesinc.net
Alan Berry (2022)
Berry Acres
6825 Hwy 131,
Odessa, MO 64076
816.797.7963: Work
Brad MacLaughlin (2023)
Madsen Beef
Odessa, MO 64076
Kelsey Legate (2022)
Local Livings, LLC
210 W. Mason,
Odessa, MO 64076
816.739-7892: Work
Kim Rider (2022)
Thad Madsen State Farm Ins.
114 W. Mason St.,
Odessa, MO 64076
816.633.7491: Work
Suzanne Adkins (2023)
Silverstein Eye Centers/Odessa
201 N. 2nd St.
Odessa, MO 64076
816.230.5321: Work
Thad Madsen (2022)
Thad Madsen State Farm Ins.
114 W. Mason St.
Odessa, MO 64076
816.633.7491: Work
thad.madsen.vaa3y3@statefarm.com
Nici Wilson (Appointed)
City of Odessa
203 S. 2nd St
Odessa, MO 64076
816.230.5577: Work
nici.wilson@cityofodessamo.com
Roger Feagan (Appointed)
Odessa R-VII School District
701 S. 3rd St
Odessa, MO 64076
816.633.5316: Work
2021 Event Calendar
Subject to change depending on COVID recommendations
Scarecrow contest starts Oct 1-Nov 1
Downtown Trick or Treat - Sat. Oct. 30 starts at 5:30
Window painting displays up by Sun., Nov 21st
Downtown Lighting Ceremony - Mon. Nov 22nd starts at 6:30
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
LCHD Issues Public Health Advisory
Lexington, MO (August 13, 2021)- In Lafayette County, COVID -19 PCR percent positivity rate is 15.87% and total number new cases is 476.95 per 100k. These metrics place Lafayette County into the category of high risk of community transmission*. With COVID-19 transmission rates in Lafayette County maintaining high risk level, the Lafayette County Health Department and the Lafayette County Health Department Board of Trustees have issued a Public Health Advisory for the county.
The Public Health Advisory encourages all individuals to take preventative measures to slow the continued spread of COVID-19. Individuals are also encouraged to discuss safety precautions with their health care provider. This advisory, in accordance with the CDC, encourages individuals to
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Talk to your health care provider about the COVID -19 vaccine.
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Get vaccinated if you qualify-vaccinations have been proven to prevent severe illness and death caused by COVID-19.
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Wear a face covering that covers the nose and mouth regardless of vaccination status
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Maintain a safe distance of at least 6 feet from others who live outside of your household
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Continue other measures such as hand washing and cleaning/disinfecting frequently touched surfaces. Use hand sanitizer when soap and water are unavailable.
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Avoid crowds and poorly ventilated indoor spaces.
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If exposed, follow the proper quarantine procedures.
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If symptomatic, seek out testing for COVID-19.
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If tested positive, isolate from others for at least 10 days and notify anyone who would be considered a close contact.https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#county-view
**Face coverings should not be placed on young children under age 2, anyone who has trouble breathing, or is unconscious, incapacitated or otherwise unable to remove the mask without assistance.**
To view the most recent Public Health Advisory, please visit www.lafayettecountyhealth.org
For more information, visit the CDC’s website at www.cdc.gov/coronavirus and the MO DHSS website at www.health.mo.gov/coronavirus and www.covidvaccine.mo.gov
Member Spotlight:
KMMO has been on the air since 1949. Our AM and FM stations are simulcast, broadcasting 24 hours a day, with 100,000 watts of power on FM 102.9 and 1,000 watts on AM 1300.
Along with our country music format, we are a full service station with extensive programming in the area of agriculture, news, weather and sports.
Our agricultural programming includes the Brownfield Farm Network, locally produced programs and reports, plus real time commodity quotes from the Chicago Board of Trade and Mercantile Exchange every ten minutes throughout the trading day.
Our news effort combines CBS News for national and international reporting, Missouri Net News for statewide news and a two-person news department for local and regional news. This news team has been honored with the Missouri Broadcaster’s Best Small Market Newscast Award and for the Best Public Affairs and Documentary Program.
Our weather coverage is unequalled because of our state of the art Weather Radar system that allows us to see current weather conditions in a 250-mile radius of our KMMO studios. At KMMO we say: “When it comes to weather, nobody does it better than your friends at real radio, KMMO!”
Sports programming includes the Kansas City Royals, Kansas City Chiefs, Missouri Tiger Football and Basketball, plus more than 150 local and regional high school sporting events throughout the seasons.
Additionally, KMMO is very involved in local and regional events throughout the listening area such as fairs, festivals, fundraising efforts, commercial activities and promotions of all kinds. At KMMO we are the “Station that cares”.
With our next generation digital production and on air system, all commercials, music and locally produced programming have outstanding digital audio quality. With 100,000 watts and state of the art digital facilities, we keep our stations abreast of the industries latest technology…which gives our listeners and our clients the best radio has to offer with live programming 24 hours a day.
KMMO not only serves Saline County, but also serves the adjacent counties of Carroll, Lafayette, Johnson, Pettis, Cooper, Howard, Chariton and Ray. At KMMO, we pride ourselves in serving our clients with an effective advertising message and a level of service that delivers results! We will do what it takes to make satisfied customers because they will be our best advertiser.
Visit KMMO at www.kmmo.com.
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