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Columbia’s city council will discuss a lengthy report on the city’s general fund during Monday afternoon’s work session. Monday is the first council work session on the budget. The council’s work session begins at 3
(This is the second part of Brian Hauswirth’s two-part series) Columbia’s Ronald McDonald House has started searching for a replacement for longtime executive director Terri Gray, who retires at the end of December. She’s been
Missouri’s governor will not call a special legislative session on data centers. State Rep. Don Mayhew (R-Crocker) and at least 15 of his House colleagues want to see a special session. Governor Mike Kehoe (R)
Allegiant’s new flights from Columbia Regional Airport (COU) to Florida and new COU nonstop service to Charlotte on American Airlines have helped produce a new passenger record at COU in June. Columbia businessman Matt Jenne
About 30 area military moms-to-be were recently treated to a group baby shower in Columbia hosted by the Veterans United Foundation and by Operation Shower. Some of the women who attended the event at the
The longtime executive director of Columbia’s Ronald McDonald House retires at the end of the year. Terri Gray has served as executive director for 13 years. She tells 939 the Eagle that it’s been a
Monday evening’s Columbia city council meeting is canceled, due to renovations of the council chambers. City spokesman Christopher Ave says construction is continuing at city hall. Mayor Barbara Buffaloe spoke to 939 the Eagle News
Saturday morning’s Fourth of July parade in Ashland is expected to draw crowds from across mid-Missouri. This year’s theme is “Ashland celebrates America” to enjoy America’s 250th birthday. Parade organizer Sharon Adams of the Ashland
Columbia Police issued four citations to panhandlers Wednesday morning at the Business Loop and Providence who were protesting the city’s new pedestrian safety ordinance. Columbia resident Dirk Burhans spoke to 939 the Eagle on the
You’ll notice extra Missouri state troopers on highways and lakes starting Thursday and throughout the entire Fourth of July holiday weekend. Missouri State Highway Patrol Lieutenant Eric Brown tells 939 the Eagle that every available
Large crowds are expected at Saturday morning’s Fourth of July parade in Ashland to celebrate America’s 250th birthday. Parade organizer Sharon Adams of the Ashland Betterment Coalition tells 939 the Eagle that the parade has
Every available Missouri state trooper will be on highways and lakes during the upcoming Fourth of July weekend, enforcing traffic and boating laws and providing assistance as well. Missouri State Highway Patrol Lieutenant Eric Brown
