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Mid-Missourians continue to open their checkbooks and their wallets for the recent Zimmer Radio/Commerce Bank one-for-one holiday food drive. They’ve donated another $22,000 since the December 18 food drive, bringing the total to more than
Officials from the Columbia-based Food Bank for Central and Northeast Missouri are praising your generosity, after Wednesday’s Zimmer Radio/Commerce Bank one-for-one holiday food drive raised $78,751. That does not include donations that are still coming
The president of the Food Bank for Central and Northeast Missouri says the majority of those they serve in their 32-county area are employed, with some working two or three jobs. Food Bank president and
The president of the Food Bank for Central and Northeast Missouri says everyone deserves access to healthy, nutritious food. Food bank president and chief executive officer Lindsay Lopez says one in seven Missourians are considered
(UPDATED story at 11:26 am) While final numbers are still being calculated, the 17th annual Zimmer Radio Commerce Bank one-for-one holiday food drive has raised more than $55,000. An ecstatic Food Bank for Central and
Food Bank for Central and Northeast Missouri officials say the need for food is greater than ever and continues to grow. Today is your opportunity to donate food or money at the annual 939 the
Top Columbia and Boone County business leaders and elected officials will meet tomorrow (Wednesday) at the Food Bank for Central and Northeast Missouri’s new food bank market on the Business Loop. Wednesday is also the
The Food Bank for Central and Northeast Missouri’s longtime president says hunger is real and is prevalent in our community. Food bank president Lindsay Lopez tells 939 the Eagle that more people than ever
Missouri’s governor, the First Lady, state Department of Agriculture (MDA) director Chris Chinn and others will be traveling to Japan in October for an international trade mission. Governor Mike Parson made Wednesday’s announcement during an
Missouri’s governor is inviting all Missourians to the 2023 state fair, which opens this morning in west-central Missouri’s Sedalia. Today is Mizzou Day at the fair, and it’s a $7 gate admission all day for
U.S. Rep. Mark Alford (R-Harrisonville) has filed new federal legislation aimed at increasing meat processing capacity in Missouri and nationwide. Congressman Alford’s bill is titled the “Amplifying Processing of Livestock in the United States (A-PLUS)
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