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Columbia’s bicycle and pedestrian commission will outline several of the state Department of Transportation’s (MoDOT) high-priority unfunded needs projects at tonight’s meeting. Two of the projects that they’ll discuss will include a $12-million project for
Construction is continuing on the new 1,800 square foot Sonic being built in south Columbia. Construction workers were on-site again on Saturday morning, and they’ve almost finished the building’s shell. They still need to install
Columbia’s city manager highlighted the city’s explosive growth during Wednesday’s state of the city address. De’Carlon Seewood tells reporters and residents that the city has already plotted more than 400 residential lots this fiscal year,
A west-central Missouri congressman who represents part of Columbia and Boone County predicts the new Swift Foods plant will help Columbia and will help feed families. U.S. Mark Alford (R-Raymore), who serves on the House
Missouri’s governor describes the opening of Columbia’s massive Swift Foods plant on Route B as a wonderful day for Columbia, and a good day for the entire state. Governor Mike Parson traveled to Columbia for
Missouri’s governor will travel to Columbia for April’s ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new $185-million Swift Foods plant. Governor Mike Parson’s spokeswoman, Kelli Jones, tells 939 the Eagle that the governor plans to be on-hand for
The ribbon-cutting ceremony for Columbia’s new $185-million Swift Foods plant will take place on April 6. That’s a Thursday. The program will begin that morning at 11. The 325,000 square foot plant is located on
Columbia-area diners will soon have a new, larger Sonic option. Columbia development services manager Patrick Zenner tells 939 the Eagle that the new development underway at the former KFC property at Nifong and Buttonwood is
An April ribbon-cutting is being planned for Columbia’s massive $185-million Swift Foods plant on Route B. Columbia Regional Economic Development Incorporated (REDI) executive vice president Bernie Andrews tells 939 the Eagle that he’s still working
Columbia’s $185-million Swift Foods plant on Route B is expected to open this spring, and they’re still hiring. The massive facility is 325,000 square feet, which is about the size of the former State Farm
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