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Columbia’s city council has listened to a detailed summary of a 95-page report about the historic McKinney building downtown. The building is located at 411 East Broadway, and the city council heard a report at
Numerous truckers and motorists from across the nation honked their horns in support of mid-Missouri’s new $220-million I-70 Rocheport bridge during a Tuesday ribbon-cutting ceremony on the bridge. Outgoing Governor Mike Parson, Governor-elect Mike Kehoe,
Columbia’s mayor is praising the new annual performance report (APR) for Columbia Public Schools (CPS), which jumped from 70.1 percent in 2023 to 86.5 percent this year. That’s a 16 percent increase, and CPS is
Longtime Columbia businessman Blair “Murph” Murphy has announced that he’s running for mayor in April. Mr. Murphy, who co-owns Johnston Paint and Decorating on Buttonwood, has served as a CrimeStoppers board member since 2016. His
Columbia’s mayor is praising the recent groundbreaking ceremony for new transitional housing on East Ash. Mayor Barbara Buffaloe spoke at the groundbreaking ceremony, telling 939 the Eagle News that it’s inspirational for those who want
Boone County’s presiding commissioner is praising the work Love Columbia is doing to help residents facing homelessness. Presiding Commissioner Kip Kendrick, Columbia Mayor Barbara Buffaloe and more than 100 others attended Thursday’s groundbreaking ceremony for
Columbia’s mayor is pushing back against criticism from the Columbia Police Officers Association (CPOA) executive director, who says the CPOA is seeking a pro-law enforcement candidate to challenge her in the April election. Mayor Barbara
There was a good turnout of college students and first responders at Wednesday’s Patriot Day wreath-laying ceremony at Mizzou’s Traditions plaza in Columbia. The ceremony included a wreath-laying, a flyover by an MU Health Care
You’ll notice 200 American flags this morning at the Boone County war memorial plaza near the Boone County Courthouse in downtown Columbia. Mizzou’s Sigma Nu fraternity has placed the flags there to represent those who
Monday evening is your first opportunity to testify about Columbia city manager De’Carlon Seewood’s proposed $558-million budget. 939 the Eagle’s Mike Murphy, the publisher of Comobuz, reports Mr. Seewood’s proposed budget calls for the creation
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 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
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