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The annual Columbia Christmas Parade against poverty hosted by the Salvation Army is Sunday afternoon (Nov. 24) in downtown Columbia. The parade begins at 3 p.m. and proceeds down Broadway from Hitt St. to Providence
Columbia’s new fire chief told city council members Monday night that there have been 67 “warming fires” investigated by fire marshals in the city since Jan. 1. The fires have resulted in more than $600,000
A new 10-court pickleball complex is in the works for Albert-Oakland city park in northeast Columbia. The city council moved the project forward at its meeting Monday night and scheduled a public hearing for Dec.
A resident of Columbia’s third ward has announced her candidacy for the city council. Dr. Jacque Sample is a Doctor of Occupational Therapy and an associate professor for Cox College. She said she’s an advocate
Columbia police are asking the city council to approve the purchase of firearm identification technology that would allow them to quickly access a national database of digital images of spent bullets and cartridge cases. The
The city of Columbia is getting ready to complete work along Providence Road downtown that would connect Flat Branch Park with the new Gateway Plaza at the Broadway intersection. The city authorized a $187,000 contract
Columbia Public Schools (CPS) superintendent Dr. Brian Yearwood is pleased with this week’s ribbon-cutting for the voter-approved $7-million expansion of Eliot Battle elementary school. Dr. Yearwood, school board members, schoolchildren, educators and Columbia Chamber of
Longtime Mizzou wrestling coach Brian Smith has led his team to a 334-120-3 record in 27 years of coaching. He’s written a new book called “Tiger Style” that comes out next week. Coach Smith will
Columbia Fire Department (CFD) investigators have concluded that an October blaze that caused more than $100,000 in damage to a warehouse near I-70 “was set as retaliation by unhoused individuals against the property owner.” CFD’s
The #24 Missouri Tigers aim for their sixth straight win over South Carolina, when they battle the Gamecocks for the Mayor’s Cup Saturday afternoon at Williams-Brice Stadium. Kickoff is set for 3:15 central time. Eliah
Tonight is a big night for numerous mid-Missouri high school football teams who will play for district championships: ** Matt Perkins’ 9-1 Rock Bridge Bruins will make the trip down I-70 to eastern Missouri’s Lincoln
The weekend downtown Columbia triple shooting suspect will likely heading back to prison soon to finish an old robbery sentence, on top of facing new charges. Missouri Department of Corrections (DOC) spokeswoman Karen Pojmann tells
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