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Columbia’s city manager is recommending that the council vote tonight to approve the $91,000 sale of the Kirklin building on Switzler for future public use. City manager De’Carlon Seewood describes the home at 107 Switzler
Columbia city manager is asking the council to approve the hiring of a new communications supervisor for City Utilities. The City Utilities department provides electric, water, sewer and other services to more than 50,000 residential
One of the numerous issues that will be discussed by Columbia’s city manager during his state of the city address today will be GO COMO, which is Columbia’s bus system. Olsson, a consulting firm, is
Columbia’s city council will decide whether residents who water their lawns and gardens will face restrictions this summer that would regulate times and days they can use city water to irrigate. 939 the Eagle’s Mike
Columbia’s mayor, council members, city manager De’Carlon Seewood and department directors are wrapping up their tw0-day retreat today at Camdenton’s Old Kinderhook. They’re addressing numerous topics, including priorities for the council members and the city’s
Columbia’s mayor, the city council, city manager De’Carlon Seewood and department directors are traveling this morning to Camdenton’s Old Kinderhook, where they’ll have a two-day council retreat. They’ll be tackling numerous topics, including council roles,
It looks like Columbia voters will be casting ballots in August on whether to extend the city’s one-fourth of one percent capital improvement sales tax. The council first-read the bill this week and is set
Look for construction to begin this summer on a $4.8-million plan to redesign the former automated flight station building at Columbia Regional Airport (COU) for numerous purposes. Columbia’s city council voted to approve construction of
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 council will first-read a bill this evening that calls for an August special election on whether to extend the city’s one-fourth of one percent capital improvement sales tax. The measure will be first-read
Columbia’s city council is considering placing measure on your August ballot to extend the quarter-cent capital improvement sales tax. The measure was approved by voters in 2015 and must be renewed by vote every ten
Columbia’s city council has voted to accept a $2.5 million grant from the state Department of Agriculture (MDA) to develop facilities at the former Boone County Fairgrounds. The city council’s three-page packet says the funding will
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