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Pedaler's Jamboree, billed as a "bicycle and music festival," has brought cyclists to mid-Missouri since 2009.
The Food Bank Market will open in the fall, featuring over 7,000 square feet of cold storage and new healthcare services.
Director Brandon Boyd is taking 40 students to London for the ensemble's first international performance.
Assistant Principal Alyssa Galbreath will succeed Adam Taylor as principal of Battle High School.
Trash collection and other city and county services will be impacted by the Memorial Day holiday.
The Wednesday market will be held from 3 to 7 p.m. every Wednesday until Sept. 27.
Boone County government will send surveys and hold open houses to get feedback on the developing master plan.
Columbia Police Department states that a juvenile has been detained in connection with the murder of Janet Jago.
Rural communities across the state lack outdoor sirens and cell service that provide critical warnings of severe weather.
Eric Phelps will manage the case with the two officers involved in the "use-of-force" incident outside of Harpo's.
According to Boone County court records, Jermaine M. Burnett had multiple previous encounters with law enforcement.
The Columbia Housing Authority's Moving Ahead Program will expand its services to teenagers starting June 1.
The new One Read choice by Margaret Verble incorporates race issues, Native American history and ghost stories.
Children will be able to go from dental appointments to doctor’s appointments and other types of care, all under one roof.
Columbia Solid Waste crews will begin to collect trash at 6:30 a.m. starting on May 30.
Recorder of Deeds Bob Nolte said this option is meant to streamline the application process for both citizens and staff.
Applications approved to submit a full proposal total $35,746,116, far exceeding the $12.6 million the city can spend.
According to the owner Brenda Andrus, the place being packed with kids was part of her vision in opening Sipz Sodas, 124 E. Nifong Blvd. “There’s a lot of places like this out west, so we just wanted to start a place where kids could just come and hang out,” Andrus said.
Taylor Burks will tell his story of how military service helped grow his entrepreneurial skills.
Threats by lawmakers to kill all state funding this year have caused Missouri libraries to feel especially targeted.
The suspect identified by police died of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound Tuesday evening, according to police.
Parks and Recreation said the Albert-Oakland Family Aquatic Center will open for Memorial Day weekend.
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