Hoffmanns Plans Becoming Reality

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By Geoff Folsom
[email protected]
State Sen. Dave Schatz, R-
Sullivan is helping his U.S.
Senate campaign out with a $1
million loan.
Schatz reported $1,161,707
in cash on hand, as of the Dec.
31 reporting date. That ranked
third among the 20 candidates
to file with the Federal Elec-
tion Commission, behind fel-
low Republicans U.S. Rep.
Vicky Hartzler, who reported
$1,779,338, and Missouri At-
torney General Eric Schmitt,
who reported $1,271,674. Dave Schatz
Schatz made the $1 million
loan Dec. 31, listing himself as the owner of Schatz Con-
struction LLC.
“Obviously, I believed it was necessary,” Schatz
told The Missourian. “I believe in what I’m doing and
know it’s going to take some resources in order to do
it.”
Land of opportunity Schatz said it is possible he could loan his campaign
more in the future.
“We’re working on all of that right now, so that’s
David Hoffmann stands on his back porch, overlooking the Missouri River Feb. 8 • See Schatz Page 2A
in St. Albans. Missourian Photo/Julia Hansen.
13 months later, Hoffmanns reflect on their
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investment in Augusta and what is coming next
By Ethan Colbert sary with a two-part series about the plan
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second story will run in The Missourian’s
Driving into Augusta a few years ago, weekend edition.
David Hoffmann said the rural St. Charles Hoffmann said he hopes visitors to Au-
community was a far cry from the town he gusta today have a much different perspec- (cid:74)(cid:86)(cid:84)(cid:80)(cid:85)(cid:78)(cid:3)(cid:90)(cid:86)(cid:86)(cid:85)
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“It was dying what I think nostalgic when “It feels so special to see the [email protected]
people would say was a slow town now. It truly looks alive,”
death, but it was certainly dy- it comes to said Hoffmann, who along with A planned $5.3 million in improvements on Highway
ing. There was only one busi- his wife, Jerri, now reside in 50 through the heart of Union are the latest in a series of
ness on Walnut Street and Augusta . . . I can St. Albans. The pair grew up in upgrades along the route in Franklin County.
everything else was shuttered Washington. Improvements on Highway 50 east of Union heading
and closed. The buildings were honestly say that Since the company’s an- toward the intersection with Interstate 44 concluded last
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terview with The Missourian. more to us both.” 51 buildings, including several at Highway 50’s intersection with Highway EE, west of
It’s been one year since The David Hoffmann downtown buildings, added a Union. It cost $2.1 million.
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invest up to $150 million in nesses, including Hoffmann section with Independence Drive, east to the intersection
the community by buying wineries and vine- Gas, 225 Jackson St.; the Augusta Empo- with Highway 47 south.
yards, building a new hotel and conference rium, 5595 Walnut St.; Kickstand Augus- Once this stretch is complete, one major segment will
center, and opening multiple businesses. ta at the Katy Trail, 5533 Water St.; and remain to be upgraded, said Stephen O’Connor, the Mis-
The Missourian is marking the anniver- • See Hoffmann Page 2A • See Highway 50 Page 4A
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Newcomers seek area’s Challengers hope to
congressional seat unseat new judges
By William Skipworth By Geoff Folsom
[email protected] [email protected]
Candidate filing for state and federal Some familiar faces new to county poli-
elected office in Missouri opened Tuesday, tics were among the first in line when filing
giving candidates their first chance to offi- for the August primaries opened Tuesday.
cially enter into the political fray. The first to file was Lisa Smart, who is
As of 11 a.m., 14 candidates — nine Re- running for the Franklin County recorder
publicans and five Democrats — had filed to of deeds job now held by Jennifer Metcalf.
run for the U.S. Senate, a seat being vacated Smart, the chief deputy recorder of deeds,
by Roy Blunt, a Republican who announced has worked in the office 18 years.
he would not seek reelection. “Jenny (Metcalf) is planning her retire-
In the order they filed, those Republican ment,” Smart said. “I’m, basically, seeking
candidates are: Republicans Mark McClos- Entering the race a promotion from the voters.”
key, a St. Louis attorney who garnered na- Later Tuesday, Metcalf confirmed that
tional attention after waving a gun at Black Franklin County Clerk Tim Baker, left, helps Matthew Beck- after “much deliberation” she will retire at
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a number of bed-and-
breakfast properties.
Their company has
purchased more than 25
properties in the Augus-
ta area that span more
than 700 acres.
The Hoffmanns said they
hope to open at least one new
business every six months.
“The trick with Au-
gusta is recognizing that
people are really coming
for the wineries and that
downtown is kind of an
afterthought, so we don’t
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officials said they are al- Jerri and David Hoffmann stand on a dock Brothers Zachary Bondor, 10, and Levi Bondor, 12, both of Labadie, ac-
ready noticing the “Hoff- after christening Miss Augusta Oct. 24, 2021, cept a shared award for best Abraham Lincoln costume from Washing-
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chair, said after a recent represent big, sophisti- tention to open two
meeting of the Augusta cated transactions.” large hotels in the Au- CONTINUED FROM 1A cording to the FEC. running to hold.
Planning and Zoning Their Augusta proj- gusta region. Work is Schatz is pleased with The filing, made to the
Commission. ect hits closer to home. continuing on Chateau something we’ll have his campaign fundrais- Missouri Ethics Commis-
Jerri Hoffmann is “I’m kind of nostalgic Hoffmann, a planned to make a determina- ing so far. sion, showed a $1,500 do-
preparing to launch the when it comes to Augus- boutique hotel on the tion on,” he said. “Getting in this race nation from the Madison
Augusta Clothing Co., ta,” David Hoffmann said. former Emmaus Home Schatz, who announced in 45 days and going Political Action Commit-
a boutique catering to “This is the fourth down- campus in nearby Mar- his run for Senate in mid- through Thanksgiving tee and a $400 donation
women from their 30s to town that we are work- thasville. Construction November, raised more and Christmas and New from the MO Cable PAC.
60s, in March. ing to restore, but I can work will begin soon than $160,000 from other Year’s — I think we were Schatz spent $7,493
David Hoffmann said honestly say that this one on the planned Hoff- donors in a month and a able to accomplish a lot on the presiding com-
businesses like a gas sta- means more to us both.” mann Lodge & Spa, a half. He received dozens of in a short window of missioner filing, with
tion, coffee shop, the Jerri Hoffmann 15,000-square-foot, 65- contributions of $2,900, time,” he said. the largest expenditures
Emporium, the Augusta agreed, saying the cou- room hotel and confer- the maximum allowable Schatz’s campaign had of $3,210 on digital mar-
Clothing Co., art galler- ple’s “hearts are really ence center. The hotel is for individual donations. only spent $6,458, as of keting with Victory En-
ies, bicycle shop, florist, in this one.” expected to open some- Among those donat- the report date. Of that, terprises, $1,965 on a
wedding dress boutique, a Jerri and David are time in 2023. ing $2,900 were Rachel $2,706 went to WinRed Senate Christmas party
men’s clothing store, a nov- not the only family mem- The company also Andreasson, of Sullivan, Technical Services, LLC, with the Fraternal Order
elty toy store, a real estate bers who have developed is in talks to purchase a board member with of Arlington, Virginia, of Eagles in Jefferson
office, a furniture store, strong emotional attach- Mid-America Coaches the Wallis Companies; for credit card processing City and $1,500 with the
a hunting goods store, a ments to Augusta. Their in Washington, recently Washington business fees; $2,500 to Leadbelt Bill Wallis Charitable
gourmet cheese shop, a son, Greg, who is the com- purchased NOA Medical owners Brenda and Rick Strategies LLC, of Jeffer- Foundation on a charity
yoga studio and others will pany’s CEO, has moved and is continuing talks Bouse, who each donated son City, for fundraising; golf tournament.
complement the wineries. “ with the owners of the $2,900; Dickey Bub Pres- and $1,252 to Victory En- Schatz had $134,943
Ideally, he said, art Missouri Meerschaum ident Steve Dickey, of St. terprises, of Davenport, on hand for the county
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a bank to open a branch including an unnamed Land Co.; Warren Erd- sources for us to have Commission report.
in Augusta. more people to packaging company, a man, of Kansas City, ex- viability in this race,” “I’m not running for
“If these businesses downtown Augusta medical supply compa- ecutive vice president of Schatz said. “We know county commission at
bring in 20 more people to ny, and others. the Kansas City Southern that we have to do more.” this point,” Schatz said
downtown Augusta a day a day then that is The Hoffmanns said railroad; Michael Garoz- Schatz said it has Monday. The seat is held
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panies has played a pivot- surpass 2,000 employ- Ditch Witch Worx; New state senator. term in 2018 because he
al role in downtown reju- ees — people whom Haven homemaker Lois Meanwhile, Schatz was term-limited and had
venation efforts in Avon, he hopes to hire from Keeven; Beaufort office raised $1,900 in the to find a way to continue
Colorado; Naples, Florida; into the region from Chi- within the local work- manager Monica Keeven; final quarter of 2021 raising campaign dollars.
and Winnetka, Illinois. In cago, with his wife and force and retain from Tiber Health CEO David to run for the office of Candidates are not al-
recent weeks the company their four children. business acquisitions. Lenihan, of St. Louis; Franklin County Presid- lowed to transfer money
announced it was making “Every time he would In addition to the Barry Lock, of Sullivan, ing Commissioner —an between state and fed-
investments in the Macki- come here for a visit, business deals, the owner of Shippers Insur- office he said he is not eral elections.
nac Island in Michigan. he would say to us that Hoffmanns said they ance Program; Sullivan
Across the communi- ‘There’s something about are committed to being retiree Kathleen Lock;
ties, the Hoffmanns said this place,” Jerri Hoff- involved community Matthew Montee, of Mon-
they strive to either open mann said of Greg, who boosters in Augusta. tee Construction in Sul-
or purchase an existing heads the company’s real They were the lead spon- livan; John and Thomas
business each month. estate portfolio. “There sor for the Plein Air Newman, of Poplar Bluff,
Hoffmann said his is something about your Festival and donated with TNT Enterprises,
family’s company now hometown that gets into $75,000 for new Christ- with John donating
owns 41 waterfront your blood and there is mas lights for the annu- $2,900 and Thomas do-
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“These businesses of the air is different, or to look like something of Sullivan, who made
are expensive, and they the way the sun comes out of, you know, a Hall- two $2,900 donations;
up, or just something mark movie. That’s going Donald Schaefer, of Sul-
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