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Columbia’s new health director will be sworn-in Monday evening. City manager De’Carlon Seewood has announced that Rebecca Roesslet will be the next director of Columbia/Boone County Public Health and Human Services (PHHS). Ms. Roesslet, who
A Boone County jury will hear from additional prosecution witnesses Wednesday morning in a high-profile Columbia double murder trial. It took about six hours to select a jury in 37-year-old Cadilac Derrick’s murder trial. Boone
Columbia’s new fire chief says his job starts and ends with people. Chief Brian Schaeffer started on August 19, and he briefed reporters on Monday about his vision and priorities: “That has been my focus
Columbia and Boone County’s longtime public health director will retire in October. Columbia and Boone County Public Health and Human Services (PHHS) director Stephanie Browning announced her retirement this morning, after serving as director for
A bill to suspend transportation fares for riders of Columbia’s GoCOMO public transit system has been first-read by the city council. GoCOMO has been operating fare free since the COVID pandemic began in March 2020.
Columbia’s city council has reimposed the voter-approved capital improvement sales tax extension. Columbia voters overwhelmingly approved the ballot measure in August, a ten-year extension of the city’s one-fourth of one percent capital improvement sales tax.
Columbia’s new fire chief begins his position next week. City spokeswoman Sydney Olsen tells 939 the Eagle that Brian Schaeffer begins one week from today, on Monday August 19. City manager De’Carlon Seewood appointed Mr.
Columbia voters have overwhelmingly approved a ten-year extension of the city’s one-fourth of one percent capital improvement sales tax. The final vote on Columbia Proposition 1 was 14,086 to 5,696. Columbia’s city council voted in
Some Columbia residents are pushing back against a proposed four percent increase in water rates. Several residents testified against the plan during Monday night’s public hearing before Columbia’s city council. Columbia Water and Light says
Columbia’s city council will hold a public hearing this evening on city manager De’Carlon Seewood’s proposed water rate increases. Mr. Seewood outlined the proposal during his recent budget address, and city finance director Matthew Lue
The city of Columbia plans an interested parties meeting on Saturday morning to get your input on future uses of the historic McKinney building downtown. The interested parties meeting is Saturday from 10 to 11:30
Columbia’s city council is expected to vote this evening to set three public hearings on city manager De’Carlon Seewood’s proposed budget. Mr. Seewood plans to deliver his budget address at city hall next Thursday July
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