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Look for construction of the $12-million voter-approved Forum Boulevard improvement project to start in 2026, after Columbia’s city council gave final approval Tuesday evening. Columbia voters approved the project in 2015, as part of the
Tonight is your opportunity to testify about the planned $12.3 million voter-approved capital improvement project on busy Forum Boulevard. Columbia voters approved the project in 2015 as part of the capital improvement sales tax extension.
A major multi-million dollar development plan at the former Boone County Fairgrounds in Columbia goes before the city council tonight (Tuesday) for final approval. City manager De’Carlon Seewood is recommending that the council accept a
Columbia’s city council will hold a public hearing later this month before they decide to accept a $2.5 million state grant to build a new arena and livestock barn at the former Boone County Fairgrounds near
Columbia’s city council plans a special meeting on Thursday afternoon to swear-in two members. City spokeswoman Sydney Olsen tells 939 the Eagle that Thursday’s special meeting will take place at 5 pm at city hall.
A Columbia city council member was recalled from office last night for the first time in almost 34 years. First ward councilman Nick Knoth lost his recall race on Tuesday 531-394. Mr. Knoth was elected
For the first time in more than 33 years, a Columbia city council member has been recalled from office. First ward councilman Nick Knoth lost his recall race on Tuesday by a vote of 531-394.
Columbia’s city council is set to vote tonight on a bill authorizing construction of a $1.7 million new roundabout at south Columbia’s Route K and Old Plank road. City manager De’Carlon Seewood recommends council approval, saying
This past week was one of the bloodiest in Columbia in recent memory, with two separate murders, two other victims suffering gunshot wounds and at least five shots fired calls. Friday’s shooting near south Columbia’s
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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