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Columbia’s city council is expected to vote tonight to set an April 15th public hearing on the $12.3 million Forum Boulevard improvement project. The project would make numerous improvements on Forum between Chapel Hill and
The Columbia Mayor’s task force on the McKinney building in downtown Columbia holds its second meeting this afternoon. The task force meets at 3:30 at Second Baptist Church downtown, and they’ve scheduled some time for
Columbia’s city council will soon decide if a “comprehensive marijuana dispensary” instead of a hotel can be built near the busy Highway 63 and Stadium Boulevard interchange. 939 the Eagle’s Mike Murphy, who publishes Comobuzz.com,
Columbia’s city council has voted to approve a proposed new 7Brew Coffee shop on busy South Providence, along with a proposed new nine-hole disc golf course at Fairview park. The council approved the coffee shop
Columbia’s city council is set to vote tonight on a proposed new coffee shop on South Providence. Fast-growing 7Brew Coffee wants to build their new drive-up coffee shop between Raising Canes and Custom Complete Automotive
Columbia Solid Waste Utility crews will are starting to collect trash this morning using roll carts for the first time. Columbia’s city council voted unanimously last spring to approve a roll cart trash collection system.
Columbia’s city council is set to vote tonight on a proposed new nine-hole disc golf course at Fairview Park. The park is adjacent to west Columbia’s Fairview elementary school. Columbia Parks and Recreation officials say
Columbia’s roll cart trash collection system begins on Monday, and city officials remind you that bags should not be in your roll carts until Sunday night. The vendor for Columbia Solid Waste Utility, Rehrig Pacific,
Officials from Columbia’s new youth center near Providence and Ash say no expense was spared at the center and that these children deserve the best. Columbia Destiny of H.O.P.E. executive director Lonnie Lockhart Bey describes
Missouri’s attorney general doesn’t mince words when describing Columbia’s new four-page LGBTQ ordinance, saying it violates people’s religious freedoms. Attorney General Andrew Bailey joined us live on 939 the Eagle’s “Wake Up Mid-Missouri”, telling listeners
Columbia’s city council heard three hours of emotional testimony on Monday evening before voting 6-1 to approve a four-page ordinance expressing support for the LGBTQ community and declaring the city a safe haven for free
Columbia’s city council has approved the sale of the massive former IBM building on LeMone Industrial drive to the largest private employer in Columbia/Boone County. The council voted this week to approve the $8.1 million
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