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The view from Montelle Winery in Augusta. It s one of four wineries bought recently as part of a plan to convert the area into a major wine region.
Think Napa Valley, but in Missouri.
A couple originally from Washington, Missouri, is buying up businesses and buildings near their hometown with the goal of converting it into the country s next big wine region.
“I think it will very much become a Napa-like environment,” said David Hoffmann, who along with his wife, Jerri, operate the Hoffmann Family of Companies.
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Washington, Missouri, native David Hoffmann is betting the Augusta area can become one of the prominent wine regions in the U.S.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mo. â Kindall Johnson woke up early that October Saturday to get to his fraternityâs Homecoming Day tailgate.
On the way out the door of his parentsâ house, he shouted a goodbye to his mother, Kathy Davis: âLove ya, Ma!â
Davis watched her 22-year-old son, the youngest of her three boys, jog out to his car and leave, like he did any other day.
He would never return.
Johnson, not even a year out of the Marine Corps, a student struggling to readjust to civilian life, went to the tailgate but skipped the football game at Missouri State University in Springfield. Instead, he drove to the parking lot of a police station and shot himself twice in the chest.
Kaitlin Washburn and Lisa Gutierrez, The Kansas City Star
Kindall Johnson woke up early that October Saturday to get to his fraternity’s Homecoming Day tailgate.
On the way out the door of his parents’ house, he shouted a goodbye to his mother, Kathy Davis: “Love ya, Ma!”
Davis watched her 22-year-old son, the youngest of her three boys, jog out to his car and leave, like he did any other day.
He would never return.
Johnson, not even a year out of the Marine Corps, a student struggling to readjust to civilian life, went to the tailgate but skipped the football game at Missouri State University in Springfield. Instead, he drove to the parking lot of a police station and shot himself twice in the chest.