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Business owners along Columbia’s busy Route B say a new traffic light and turn lane is needed between Schneider Electric and Swift Foods, noting the massive number of trucks that deliver to those businesses. The
A new four-year agreement between Columbia-based Boone Health and Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield is being praised by Boone Health’s chief executive officer. Brady Dubois says the new four-year agreement ensures continued in-network access
Columbia’s city manager has said several times that the city is grappling with a housing crisis. The Columbia Board of Realtors says the median home price sold in Columbia in April was about $313,000. Making
The new Opportunity Campus homeless shelter being built on Columbia’s Business Loop will be the primary beneficiary of Saturday afternoon’s 67th annual Olivet Christian Church BBQ. The drive-through only event is from 3-6 pm at
Anti-ICE protests being organized by the “No Kings” movement are scheduled to take place across Missouri on Saturday. Protests are planned in mid-Missouri’s Columbia, Jefferson City and Boonville tomorrow. Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe says he’s
Columbia-area business leaders are praising the news that you’ll soon be able to take direct flights again from Columbia Regional Airport (COU) to Denver. United Airlines will start providing a daily flight to Denver and
About 2,000 meals are expected to be served during Saturday afternoon’s Olivet Christian Church’s 67th annual BBQ just east of Columbia’s Old Hawthorne. Some of the guests have been attending the barbecue for more than
The issue of mental health is a top priority for Jefferson City Police chief Eric Wilde. Chief Wilde, who joined JCPD in 1998, tells 939 the Eagle that policing continues to evolve: “I don’t care
There were few dry eyes at the Roger Wilson Boone County Government Center in downtown Columbia on Friday, when a 100-year-old World War II veteran from Columbia was honored by the U.S. Navy and by
Columbia’s popular Shelter Gardens have hosted presidents, governors, singers and countless families and children over the past five decades. Shelter Gardens is celebrating its 50th anniversary this summer. It was originally dedicated in August 1975
Columbia firefighters are still working to determine a dollar amount from damage an April vapor cloud caused to fire trucks and firefighting equipment on Brown Station road. The April 28 incident happened at a manufacturing
Columbia business leaders are praising Schneider Electric’s $73-million expansion at the plant on Route B. Columbia Chamber of Commerce president Matt McCormick notes Schneider considered other locations for the massive expansion: “And kudos to REDI
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