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Riek hopes to leave a legacy of dependability, describing his presence as "even-keeled" even with things went haywire.
Failure by Parson to call election promptly would be "undemocratic," the caucus statement said.
The 19 defendants allegedly made false injury claims to insurance companies and claimed a total of $1,234,581.
Class and work will continue remotely even when campus closes due to inclement weather.
The partnership will provide participants in the CHA’s Family Self-Sufficiency Program a 10% discounted tuition rate.
'Keep on keepin' on': Following COVID-19 safety guidelines strongly encouraged at virtual world café
Participants highlighted the importance of adhering to scientific guidelines and data as the best steps for the district.
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Battle with blight brings an end to Timber View Tree Farm, but friends and neighbors seek to carry on.
As 2020 draws to a close, many projects and events are already underway for Missouri’s bicentennial in 2021.
The third and final commemorative artwork will help the city's Parks and Recreation Department raise money through CoMoGives.
Thought the virtual platform may not be ideal, festival organizer Alex George said it allows them to reach a wider audience.
This campaign, started by the Community Foundation of Central Missouri, hopes to raise $1,000,000 for the first time.
The sole resident got out of the house in time thanks to a smoke alarm system.
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Area private schools report increases in enrollment from Columbia Public Schools students that put facilities near or at capacity.
Charged with the murder of his wife, Elledge is being held without bond in the Boone County Jail.
"Wasn't quite the level that we usually do, but definitely was busier than a Saturday in the COVID era," Joe Chevalier said.
Issues with Zoom and livestreaming forced a week push-back.
A bullet grazed the leg of one resident as it came through the ceiling of his apartment.
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The owner of Happy Hollow Farm in Moniteau County has overcome challenges to produce healthy vegetables in high demand.
The victim reported that he was held at gunpoint and robbed of cash and his cell phone.
The Columbia Mall and Bass Pro Shops are re-imagining the tradition by offering appointments to see Santa with precautions in place.
All lane closures will take place between 7 p.m. and 6 a.m.
This will result in a road closure to through traffic on East Leslie Lane between North Garth Avenue and George Court.
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