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Located along the west side of Olivet Church Road; the property is approximately three quarters of a mile north of the intersection of Olivet Church Road and State Route WW.

Located along the south side of Richland Road approximately 1/2 mile east of the intersection of Richland Road and St. Charles Road

The north side of New Haven Road and near the northwest corner of the intersection of New Haven Road and Rolling Hills Road

JEFFERSON CITY ­­— House Republicans plan to meet Wednesday to elect who they hope will be voted in as the speaker of the House for the 2009 legislative session.

St. Charles Road approximately 3/4 mile east of Lake of the Woods Golf Course and 3/4 mile west of Route Z.

On the east side of Route Z approximately 2,000 feet north of Interstate 70.

Tigers coach Gary Pinkel says he is responsible for lapses on both sides of the ball after halftime that caused big leads against Illinois and Ole Miss to get uncomfortably slim.

MU police are investigating an incident that took down the Missourian’s Web site for more than three days.

This was the fourth case confirmed in a month’s time.

The Roots ‘N Blues ‘N BBQ festival was a success, but the “bank only turns 150 once,” says Mary Wilkerson of Boone County National Bank.

Many downtown businesses reported a business increase during the Roots ’N’ Blues ’N’ BBQ festival weekend. Carrie Gartner, Columbia Special Business District director, thinks the festival will result in future business.

A hearing on a lawsuit to stop MOHELA from transferring funds into a building-construction program begins Tuesday morning. The filing students claim the funds should be used for loan forgiveness.

The Tunmire family was chased from Galveston, Texas by Hurricane Rita. They now have a new home in Columbia built by MU Greek students and Habitat for Humanity.

Some Blues Bucks used to purchase food and drink at the Roots ’N Blues ’N BBQ Festival were found to be counterfeit.

Low wages, a lack of health benefits and the ever-increasing rate of bankruptcies and foreclosures has pushed the once-middle class into the ranks of the working poor.

Columbia Public Schools will have a third high school built on one of six locations being considered by Engineering Surveys and Services of Columbia.

One regional rifle company will be located in Boonville.

A change of venue hearing in Washington County for the man accused of kidnapping Shawn Hornbeck has been delayed until Oct. 1.

When Don Jordan looks at a broken washing machine or a twisted ladder, he doesn’t see a piece of junk — he sees potential. His Boone County compound is full of relics he's collected over the years.