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Most government offices are closed Monday for Memorial Day, which is a federal, Missouri, county and city holiday. Columbia officials say residential curbside trash will not be collected on Memorial Day and will be delayed
Columbia’s ten-acre Agriculture park on West Ash includes production fields, a food forest and a greenhouse. However, it doesn’t have a welcome center yet. Columbia Center for Urban Agriculture (CCUA) executive director Billy Polansky appeared
Columbia Parks and Recreation officials are inviting you to attend Thursday evening’s dedication of the first phase of the Perche Creek trail. A short ceremony is planned for 5:45 this evening on the trail. You’re
Columbia Police still need your help in solving this month’s double shooting at Cosmo Park. No arrests have been made. Columbia Parks and Recreation director Gabe Huffington discussed the incident on 939 the Eagle’s “CEO
There have been no arrests yet in Saturday night’s chaotic double shooting in Columbia’s Cosmopolitan park on the Business Loop. The incident happened at about 10:30 pm during a large gathering at a park shelter.
Columbia Police need your assistance in finding the suspect or suspects who shot two people late Saturday night at Columbia’s Cosmopolitan park. The incident happened during a large gathering at a park shelter. CPD officers
Columbia-area hikers and outdoor enthusiasts who use the Grindstone Nature Area on Old Highway 63 will need to park elsewhere until Saturday morning. Columbia Parks and Recreation says the lot closed late Wednesday night and
Columbia Parks and Recreation is planning to hold their annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. candlelight walk and memorial celebration Monday evening. The prominent civil rights leader was assassinated in 1968 in Memphis. Columbia Parks
16 Columbia snow plow operators have been plowing neighborhood residential streets during the overnight hours. They’ve been doing that since 7 o’clock Monday evening. Columbia Public Works operations manager Richard Stone tells 939 the Eagle’s
Columbia’s city council will hear your testimony tonight on a proposed $640,000 improvement project at Albert-Oakland park on Blue Ridge road. That’s in northeast Columbia. The council will hold a public hearing on the issue
Look for Columbia’s city council to vote Monday evening on a bill that would authorize Parks and Recreation to submit a grant application to the state Department of Natural Resources (DNR) for improvements at the
Columbia’s city manager is pleased with the council’s recent 5-2 vote to authorize the purchase of camera systems for Columbia Police and for Columbia Parks and Recreation. First ward councilwoman Valerie Carroll and third ward
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