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Columbia’s first-ever Office of Violence Prevention administrator is condemning this weekend’s violence. Five people were shot in three separate incidents across the city. Office of Violence Prevention administrator D’Markus Thomas-Brown joined us live on 939
The longtime principal at the fast-growing Southern Boone high school in Ashland will retire this summer. Dale Van Deven, who has served as Southern Boone high school’s principal for 17 years, will be replaced by
Columbia’s new housing programs manager says he’ll work with nonprofits in the area and review the city’s internal affordable housing programs to address housing needs in the city. Jake Amelunke began his new job on
Columbia’s city manager describes the city’s new Office of Violence Prevention administrator position as a groundbreaking step in efforts to reduce community violence. D’Markus Thomas-Brown begins his new job Monday morning. City manager De’Carlon Seewood
Columbia’s city manager predicts the hiring of the city’s first Office of Violence Prevention administrator will help shape a safer and stronger future for the city. City manager De’Carlon Seewood announced D’Markus Thomas-Brown’s hiring during
Traffic will be busy Friday evening and Saturday morning for fall commencement ceremonies at historic Columbia College. They’ll hold their fall nurses’ pinning ceremony this evening at 6:30 at Launer auditorium on-campus, where 30 nursing
Columbia’s city council will hear a short presentation tonight from resident Tanner Ott, who will call on the city to convert a section of the COLT railroad into a community-focused greenway park and trail. The
Two familiar names in mid-Missouri, Larry Atterberry Sr. and his wife Judy, founded Atterberry Auction & Realty Company 54 years ago, in 1970. Tim and Crystal Elliott of Columbia purchased Atterberry Auction & Realty Company
Columbia city manager De’Carlon Seewood didn’t mince words during his recent state of the city address: he looked directly at city officials, city employees, residents and reporters at city hall and told them that Columbia
Boone County Presiding Commissioner Kip Kendrick (D) is considered to be one of rising stars in the Missouri Democratic Party. Commissioner Kendrick joined host Fred Parry in-studio for the hour Saturday morning on 939 the
There were few dry eyes at Columbia College during Friday’s military appreciation day event, which honored military members and staff, faculty, students, alumni and friends who have served in the U.S. military. One of the
Columbia had another bloody week last week, with two brutal homicides and another suspect charged with threatening to cut the heads off of children at the Islamic Center. Police chief Jill Schlude joined host Fred
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