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Columbia’s mayor is in Tampa on this Friday attending the U.S. Conference of Mayors’ 93rd annual meeting. Mayor Barbara Buffaloe chairs the group’s Environment Committee and has been active in the area of climate change.
Several events are planned in Columbia Thursday and on Saturday to celebrate Juneteenth, which honors the end to slavery in the United States. Rev. James Gray tells 939 the Eagle that a big luncheon will
Columbia’s mayor says Sunday evening’s murder of 18-year-old Zarian Simpson is heartbreaking. Mayor Barbara Buffaloe has updated residents on Facebook and says she’s thankful for the swift response from CPD. Mayor Buffaloe writes that as
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 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
Missouri’s governor is praising Schneider Electric’s planned $73-million expansion at their plant on Columbia’s Route B. Governor Mike Kehoe spoke at Tuesday morning’s bipartisan groundbreaking ceremony. He tells 939 the Eagle that the 241 new
Missouri’s governor and Columbia’s mayor will be wearing hard hats and carrying shovels on Tuesday morning for the groundbreaking ceremony for Schneider Electric’s $73-million expansion at their plant on Paris road. Governor Mike Kehoe and
Schneider Electric says a planned $73-million expansion at their facility on Columbia’s Route B will strengthen Missouri’s position as a hub for advanced manufacturing. Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe and Columbia Mayor Barbara Buffaloe are among
Columbia’s mayor says she’ll focus in her second term on opening the opportunity homeless campus, fully staffing CPD and addressing safety downtown to make all residents feel welcome there. Mayor Barbara Buffaloe will be sworn-in
Columbia’s new economic development director is praising EquipmentShare’s $100-million new headquarters near I-70’s Lake of the Woods exit. The city of Columbia and Missouri beat out Alabama, Louisiana and other locations for the massive facility.
Hundreds of employees at one of Columbia’s fastest-growing companies joined Missouri’s governor and Columbia Mayor Barbara Buffaloe to see the ribbon cut on a new $100-million headquarters near I-70’s Lake of the Woods exit. EquipmentShare
Missouri’s governor, state Department of Economic Development (DED) director Michelle Hataway and numerous other dignitaries will be in Columbia for Wednesday morning’s grand opening of EquipmentShare’s new technology and development center. It’s all part of
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