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Columbia Public Works says its recent dry run to test snow plows for winter weather was successful. Public Works engineering and operations manager Richard Stone tells 939 the Eagle that winter weather preparation is year-round:
You’ll notice numerous Columbia snow plows on the road this (Thursday) morning and early this afternoon. Columbia Public Works says the city’s annual dry snow run training exercise will start at about 9:30 am. Public
You can expect heavy traffic throughout downtown Columbia Saturday morning for Mizzou’s Homecoming parade, which begins at 8 am. Columbia Public Works spokesman John Ogan says the parade will begin at Tiger Avenue and Rollins
The Missouri Department of Transportation says 19 percent of its snowplow operators have less than a year of experience. Today is the statewide winter weather drill, and you’ll see a number of snow plows on
Columbia says the city’s six new electric buses are a cost-effective option. Three of the new buses arrived in June and the other three arrived in July. Columbia Public Works spokesman John Ogan says the
UPDATE: Columbia Public Works says South Rock Quarry Road has reopened. ORIGINAL STORY is below: Columbia’s South Rock Quarry road between East Stadium and Stags Way will be closed from 10 to 11 this morning
Columbia and mid-Missouri residents who are seeking a job or a new job are encouraged to attend today’s job fair in downtown Columbia. The city of Columbia, Boone County and Love Columbia are hosting today’s
Columbia’s city council will take your testimony this evening on a plan to build eight speed humps on a residential street where motorists are frequently driving 50 miles per hour. Columbia public works wants to
Columbia’s city manager is praising Matt Unrein, who’s been named as the next deputy city manager. Mr. Unrein, who has worked in Festus, Arnold, Ferguson and Maryville, joined the city’s leadership team in February as
Columbia’s city council heard a detailed report Monday night about GoCOMO bus service. Columbia Public Works says since bus routes were combined in August, fixed route ridership has decreased an average of 40 percent per
Columbia’s city council has unanimously approved a proposed new single-lane roundabout at busy Fairview and Chapel Hill. The council held a public hearing Monday night, before the vote. City manager De’Carlon Seewood recommended approval of
Tonight is your opportunity to testify about a proposed new single-lane roundabout at the busy intersection of Columbia’s Fairview and Chapel Hill roads. Columbia’s city council will hold a public hearing on the plan, which
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