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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
Columbia’s new economic development director has officially been sworn-in. Paul Eisenstein was sworn-in during Monday night’s city council meeting. Mr. Eisenstein began his new job last week and is also the new Columbia Regional Economic
The convention center issue has been discussed in Columbia for more than three decades. Columbia’s city council will hear a report Monday evening on the convention center feasibility study. Columbia Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB)
The retiring director of Columbia City Utilities will receive a resolution of appreciation Monday evening by the city council. Dave Sorrell will retire on Friday March 14 after 24 years of service. He started with
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
Columbia’s city council meets tonight Tuesday night, due to Monday’s MLK Jr. Day holiday. The council will vote tonight to formally call April’s municipal election. Mayor Barbara Buffaloe will face two challengers in April’s municipal
A group of citizens are concerned about the city of Columbia’s plans for construction of new mountain bike trails at the city’s popular Gans Creek recreational area. While there are currently seven miles of trail
Columbia’s city council will be discussing communications and the budget process during Friday morning’s council retreat at the Food Bank for Central and Northeast Missouri on Vandiver. City manager De’Carlon Seewood tells 939 the Eagle
Plans for a 120-bed homeless shelter near Columbia’s Business Loop have received a boost, with a $745,000 grant award from the Mabee Foundation. Our news partner KMIZ reports the Voluntary Action Center (VAC) has been
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
Columbia officials say recruitment and retention of high-performing bus drivers is a top priority. The city council met Monday evening in its pre-council session to discuss a detailed 36-page report about GoCOMO, which is Columbia’s
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
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