Farmington

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Hi, I'm Eric Easing, Farmington, Missouri, and I'm an average Joe.

Hi, I'm Kyle Carr from Gatesville, Texas, and I'm an average Joe.

Hey, everyone, Brian Byrd, World

I was completely wrong.

What I found in Farmington, Missouri wasn't just a place to grab a morning espresso.

It was the undisputed heart of an entire regional monetary movement.

When local Bitcoiners started dropping in, grabbing tables and hosting informal meetups at the Farmington shop, ownership was willing to listen.

The shop's owner and the local Bitcoiners worked together and integrated coinos.io, giving her register native Bitcoin and Lightning functionality.

Their register has since been updated to Square, who officially crossed 1 million vendors accepting Bitcoin.

On the annual income last year, Bitcoin transactions account for roughly 5% of her total business.

Meet up takeovers.

He got out in the crowd.

If you go to my Facebook page or go to Discover Farmington's Facebook page or Ashley Grindstaff's Facebook page, you can see videos and pictures of it.

Is that Cole Allen? Yeah, Cole Allen.

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I had

to put notes down because I couldn't remember.

I know last Saturday after we wrapped up at Blues Brews and Barbecue, and again, thanks so much to Kristen White and everybody with Discover Farmington that just rolls out the red carpet for us every time we go there each year.

We love it.

Some softball action in the parkway on the Farmingtonites who are in Cape Central.

And Farmington gets the win 21-5.

And North County over Perryville 24-2.

A couple of big wins for some area teams.

On the volleyball side, Farmington had a try match against Cape Central and Woodland and win both of those, beating Cape Central 25-18 and 25-12.

Then Woodland 25-17 and 25-9.

Ellington swept Valley Caledonia 12-8-11.

And Windsor, five sets over Central, 25-21, 19-25, 14-25, 25-19, 15-6.

Mark Tote, Jason Lowry, Parkland Podcast, where we talk about all things Parkland in St. Francis County and beyond.

And we are taking the podcast on the road this morning for episode 116, Mark, from one of your favorite events at the City of Farmington and Discover Farmington hosts every year.

I tell you what, it was so much fun last night for night one of blues, brews and barbecues.

Maybe.

Getting ready for a travel football game to Hillsboro and getting ready for the Black Knight Marching Invitational, which will happen this afternoon at the high school.

So I know one of the things that people have been talking about in the areas.

Oh man, I can't get through downtown Farmington because so many of the roads are blocked.

Yes.

Hopefully the canines themselves.

They had a little exercise at the Farmington Water Park earlier this week.

Did you, like, play the perpetrator that they ran into the water to get?

You know, I did not.

And he goes, well, whenever Mark asks, I usually say yes.

So, yes, thank you, Sheriff.

But we're also going to hear from the good folks at the Farmington Senior Center.

They're going to be here.