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BSE Shareholders Johnny Richardson and Greg Mitchell, along with BSE Associate Stephen Rehagen, traveled to Branson last week to celebrate BSE’s 50 year association with the Missouri Automobile Dealers Association (MADA).  The late David Brydon began to represent MADA in 1968.  Mr. Brydon, and then BSE, have had a continuing relationship with MADA since that

Happy Halloween! From the BSE Staff.

Erin Wiseman, 2015 Past President of the Jefferson City Jaycees, frying french fries, tater tots, and tender loins for visitors at the Cole County Fair.  The Cole County Fair will run through Saturday, August 4, 2018.

In observance of Independence Day, BSE will close at noon today and will be closed on Wednesday, July 4. We will return to regular office hours on Thursday, July 5. The “Salute to America” stages and carnival are set up downtown, so street parking in front of our office is difficult. Whether you are riding

Brydon, Swearengen & England P.C., was recently a hole sponsor for the  Jefferson City Evening Lions Club 25rd Annual Golf Tournament.  The proceeds of the Jefferson City Evening Lions Club Tournament helps the Jefferson City Evening Lions Club assist a variety of many different important and worthwhile causes in the local community.

Pictured is Ruthi Sturdevant, chair, and Erin Wiseman, co-chair, of the 2018 Zonta Yellow Rose Luncheon presenting awards for Women of Achievement. Zonta is an international women’s organization of professional women that empowers and worldwide through service and advocacy. The Yellow Rose Luncheon is unique to Jefferson City in that it raises money for the

BSE is proud to again sponsor a team in the Joe Machens Great 8 Classic taking place in Jefferson City on December 28-30, 2017, as a part of the Jefferson City Holiday Hoops Showcase.  This year is somewhat unique in that BSE will sponsor the hometown Jefferson City Jays, who are coached by former BSE

The annual BSE Christmas Party was held on December 2, 2017, at the Cole County Historical Society.  Specifically, food and drink were supplied in the Upschulte House, which was constructed in the 1830’s in the 300 block of West High Street and, in 1980, moved behind the Cole County Historical Society Museum.

Happy Halloween from the Staff at BS&E.