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It is election day across Missouri, and polls are open statewide today from 6 am until 7 pm. There are several key races in Boone County. Public safety has been a major issue in Columbia’s
The associate pastor of Columbia’s Broadway Christian church has been arrested for allegedly stealing “Murph for Mayor” signs on Friday evening near Scott Boulevard. 46-year-old Andrew Lawrence Taylor Peck has been released from the Boone
Boone County’s clerk is projecting a 25 percent voter turnout in Tuesday’s April municipal elections. Columbia’s hotly-contested three-way mayoral race features incumbent Mayor Barbara Buffaloe, who is seeking a second term. She faces two challengers:
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
The non-profit organization Love Columbia expects its new transitional housing on East Ash to be done by the end of 2025. Love Columbia’s Caroline Roush tells 939 the Eagle that she anticipates families to move-in
Columbia’s mayor is praising Mid America bank’s new multi-million dollar location on Stellar drive in south Columbia, near the headquarters of Veterans United (VU). Financial services is a growing component of Columbia’s economy, and that
Friday is your opportunity to hear directly from all four Columbia mayoral candidates and to also ask them questions. The Columbia Pachyderm Club has invited all four candidates to their 11:30 am mayoral candidate forum
A Columbia businessman who is running for mayor has received the endorsement of longtime Boone County Sheriff Dwayne Carey. The sheriff praises Johnston Paint and Decorating co-owner Blair “Murph” Murphy, saying Murphy wants to make
Columbia businessman Blair “Murph” Murphy is raising money like never seen before in a Columbia municipal election. That’s according to 939 the Eagle’s Mike Murphy, who publishes Comobuz-dot-com. Mike reports Blair Murphy, the co-owner of
The retiring Columbia Regional Economic Development Incorporated (REDI) president has been honored by Columbia’s city council. Longtime REDI president Stacey Button received a resolution of appreciation from the council this week, and Mayor Barbara Buffaloe
The Laborers Local 955 says the city of Columbia is reluctant to bargain in good faith with labor unions. Laborers Local 955, which represents service and maintenance workers as well as public works and utility
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