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The Boone County Commission and Wilton levee association members have wrangled for over a year over repair reimbursement.
Veterans United Home Loans, a Columbia-based mortgage lender, earned the award from the Secretary of Defense.
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The key is realizing your children don't magically absorb fire safety; they must be taught what to do.
The Humane Society put out a call for wet food donations Saturday to support kittens in the shelter and foster care.
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With the first games of fall, our visual journalists present ‘Friday Night Sights’ — the magic and wonder of Friday night football.
Despite MU prohibiting tailgating before football games, fans still found ways to celebrate their team's home opener.
Residents are urged to get their accounts in good standing by Oct. 2.
Route WW will be closed Sunday until Monday morning, while temporary lane closures will occur on Ashland Road Monday morning.
Farnen's family and friends reflect on his political, economic and relational impact on the Columbia community.
The group needs 3,219 signatures to place a measure on the April ballot but has just 500 thus far.
Total losses are estimated at $740,000, pending further information from the IRS.
More than 1,500 voters in Boone County registered this week, at the same time Facebook ran a voting campaign.
Scooter's Cubs Learning Den will pair the children of college faculty and staff with students studying to be teachers.
Democrat Justin Aldred addressed public health and other concerns at the Friday meeting of the Muleskinners Democratic Club.
Jill Cox was awarded for her banking career while Sarah Hill's work in virtual reality entrepreneurship was recognized.
Students also voiced their concerns about the increased security on the Thomas Jefferson tombstone.
Missourian wins a record 79 Missouri Press Association awards, including the gold cup given to news organizations with the most awards in its division.
The individual was over 80 years old, according to the Health Department.
Chancellor Mun Choi said there has been 100% compliance system-wide in wearing masks and social distancing in classrooms.
The district's all-virtual learning format won't change until a Columbia School Board vote. The soonest for that is Oct. 12.
Since the investigation began last year, there have been almost no leads.
Lanes will be closed on I-70 at Callaway Bridge from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. Monday through Wednesday next week.
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