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It will be at least Wednesday or Thursday before 105 residents who live near Columbia’s Route B/Paris Road have power. Columbia Water and Light says the Easter Sunday storms that moved through the region caused
The National Weather Service (NWS) will be sending survey crews to mid-Missouri on Monday, after Easter Sunday storms caused damage across Columbia and the entire listening area. There are no reports of deaths or serious
Several thousand Columbia and Boone County residents are without power this evening along with a few thousand other mid-Missourians, after severe thunderstorms and possible tornadoes moved through the 939 the Eagle listening area on Easter
It’s been an issue that has divided residents in south Columbia for almost a decade, and almost led to a recall vote against a former city councilwoman. The high-profile debate over the location of a
Some Columbia residents are pushing back against a proposed four percent increase in water rates. Several residents testified against the plan during Monday night’s public hearing before Columbia’s city council. Columbia Water and Light says
Columbia’s city council will hold a public hearing this evening on city manager De’Carlon Seewood’s proposed water rate increases. Mr. Seewood outlined the proposal during his recent budget address, and city finance director Matthew Lue
Columbia’s city manager says Water and Light is starting significant upgrades that will restore the reliability and capacity of the McBaine water treatment plant. City manager De’Carlon Seewood highlighted the issue during his recent state
Columbia’s mayor is impressed with how Columbia Mall has pivoted from what a traditional mall looks like. “Bringing in things like Level Up and your different opportunities and blood drives. How do you use our
A newly formed coalition wants Columbia’s city council to restructure its June vote to increase electric utility rates. The council approved the $8.3 million revenue increase in late June, with Columbia Water and Light saying
Your electric utility bill in Columbia will increase by about 6.9 percent later this month. Columbia’s city council voted 5-2 in June to approve the rate increase. City manager De’Carlon Seewood says Columbia hasn’t raised
Columbia’s mayor says her vote last week to approve an electric utility rate increase was a tough one. Mayor Barbara Buffaloe tells 939 the Eagle that while Water and Light provided her with answers to
A proposed bill to raise Columbia’s electric utility rates by about 6.9 percent will be introduced at tonight’s (Monday) Columbia city council meeting. The council will first-read the eight-page bill tonight at 7. The $8.3
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