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Several hundred people turned out in downtown Columbia for Sunday afternoon’s annual Christmas parade against poverty. It was hosted by the Salvation Army of Columbia. The parade featured about 50 entrees and floats, including Mary
The Missouri Tiger football team has dropped out of the new Associated Press (AP) college football poll, following Saturday’s 17-6 loss to #8 Oklahoma in Norman. Sooner quarterback John Mateer was 14 of 30 for
A Columbia business leader is thrilled that Allegiant Airlines will begin service to Florida from Columbia Regional Airport (COU) in June 2026. Allegiant will be flying from COU to Orlando Sanford and to the Destin-Fort
We’ll learn details Monday afternoon about the federal warrant sweep that happened in the Columbia area on Thursday and Friday. U.S. Attorney Matthew Price and Columbia Police Chief Jill Schlude will hold a press conference
You’ll see Mary and St. Joseph, Santa Claus, the Grinch, a brass band and 50 floats and entrees at Sunday afternoon’s Salvation Army Christmas parade against poverty in downtown Columbia. The parade is being sponsored
Columbia’s Convention and Visitors Bureau encourages area residents to be prepared for heavy traffic in south Columbia Saturday due to the NCAA Division 1 men’s and women’s cross country championships. Teams and coaches from throughout
Columbia’s TGI Fridays has abruptly closed its doors for good. TGI Fridays is located near mid-Missouri’s busiest interchange at I-70 and Highway 63 in Columbia. 939 the Eagle News was at the restaurant Tuesday and
The Missouri women’s basketball team returns to action Tuesday evening at home when they host Southern Illinois. Kellie Harper’s Tigers are 3-1 on the season, after Saturday’s 82-77 loss to Kansas in the border showdown
You’ll soon be able to take a direct flight from Columbia to Orlando and to Destin Florida starting in June. Fast-growing Allegiant Airlines will begin service from Columbia Regional Airport (COU) in 2026. Columbia Mayor
After almost three hours of emotional testimony and discussion on Monday night, Columbia’s city council votes 6-1 to table a proposed pedestrian safety ordinance until February. Residents lined up one after the other to testify
