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Friday is your opportunity to meet the three finalists for the Columbia Utilities Director position. The city will host a meet-and-greet tomorrow evening from 5 to 6:30 at city hall. You can arrive anytime during
Columbia’s city manager will deliver his state of the city address in about two weeks at city hall. City spokeswoman Sydney Olsen says city manager De’Carlon Seewood will deliver the state of the city on
Assessors will be in Columbia Thursday morning to check tornado damage at the city’s material recovery facility. Easter Sunday’s EF-1 tornado destroyed Columbia’s material recovery recycling facility. All recycling in Columbia is suspended indefinitely. Columbia
We expect to learn new details Thursday morning about a state agency’s concerns about trash and human waste from Columbia homeless camps. Missouri Department of Natural Resources (DNR) director Kurt Schaefer will join us live
Columbia officials say they’ll continue to work with the state to address concerns about trash and human waste from homeless camps in the city. The city says it will work with the Missouri Department of
More than 15 Columbia residents turned out for Tuesday’s town hall meeting about the city’s budget priorities. You have another opportunity Wednesday evening to hear the same presentation and provide input. Tonight’s meeting is from
Monday is Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, which is a federal, Missouri, county and city holiday and the observance of his birthday. Dr. King was a well-known civil rights leader who protested against racial
Columbia city offices are closed for Veterans Day for the second straight year. City spokeswoman Syndey Olsen tells 939 the Eagle that the city observed Veterans Day for the first time last year, after it
Most of Jefferson City and Cole County’s approximately 14,000 state employees are off today (Monday) for Columbus Day, which is a federal, Missouri and county holiday. It celebrates the arrival of Christopher Columbus in the
The Columbia Utilities director says a planned $4-million improvement project on the COLT railroad will increase the resiliency and capacity of the railway. City of Columbia Utilities has received a $3.2 million federal grant for
Columbia’s new fire chief begins his position next week. City spokeswoman Sydney Olsen tells 939 the Eagle that Brian Schaeffer begins one week from today, on Monday August 19. City manager De’Carlon Seewood appointed Mr.
Columbia’s city manager is inviting you to attend today’s budget message at city hall, where he will unveil his proposed budget and highlight key priorities in that budget. Columbia spokeswoman Sydney Olsen tells 939 the
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