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Mulch also is available to city residents at no cost.

Columbia parks offer Wi-Fi service for visitors.

The cave tours are canceled because of a bat fungus.

Skip a dorm meal occasionally to try one of these other venues.

Searcy Hall had been closed since 2009. It will become Pet Central, a pet-friendly dorm, this fall.

The ARC offers monthly memberships and passes for children.

The community is invited to attend Tiger Walk on Aug. 22 on the Quad.

The tree is known simply as "big tree" by the locals.

Many of the events are open to the community.

Free, fun events happen throughout the city during the summer and early fall.

Les Bourgeois Vineyards will host its annual Crush Festival in mid-September to celebrate the grape harvest.

The flavors of the world can easily be found in the aisles of this international grocery.

One of the fitness center's locations is changing and expanding its course offerings.

Learning to live on a budget doesn't mean you have to give up your fashionable style.

Cooper's Landing is a great place to spend a day or night on the Missouri River.

Cosmetology center offers discounts on haircuts and spa services.

Many of the activities focus on family and community.

A tenth anniversary party is planned for Aug. 28. The gaming community is invited to attend.

The food bank relies on volunteers and donations to serve clients from 32 counties.