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Columbia College (CC) has dedicated the Barbara Bilger family nursing program at Federal Hall in downtown Columbia. The Columbia Chamber of Commerce ambassadors joined Columbia College president Arquette and others for Thursday’s dedication of the
A life prison term was just that for an 85 – year old JC-CC prison inmate. Gene Clark died last week at the Jefferson City Correctional Center. He’d been behind bars since a 1981 killing.
Maybe wait a week. That’s the message from one Mid – Missouri county clerk. Boone County’s Brianna Lennon advises absentee voters they may want to hold off on voting until the latest legal battles on
Andy Reid’s 2-0 Kansas City Chiefs will be in south Florida to face the Miami Dolphins Sunday afternoon. Miami, which plays in the AFC East, is 0-2. Sunday’s kickoff is set for noon central time
Bob Onder is still wondering just what the November congressional ballot will look like and what district he’ll be in. But right now, the Missouri Congressman says he and his colleagues are zeroing in on
Work on Jefferson City’s sewers is getting a $10 – million loan. The DNR funding is so the city can upgrade capacity and take care of potential overflows during heavy rains. Work should be done
The Germans invade Jefferson City’s southside. The annual Oktoberfest is Saturday. On tap are a car show, polka bands and the dachshund race again this year. The Old Munichburg neighborhood was where German immigrants first
United Community Builders (UCB) is planning a Saturday “Taste and See” fundraiser at their Beacon of Light community center to raise money for scholarships and for programming. Senior Bishop Damian Dean is with United Community
A convicted felon who has served time in prison for a 2018 shooting has been sentenced to 90 years in prison for a 2025 Columbia drive-by shooting. 27-year-old Kevin Buckner, who has ties to Ashland
He’ll be 117 – when he gets out of prison. A 27 – year old man from Ashland gets 90 – years behind bars after being convicted of shooting a man in Columbia last summer.
Down but not out. A group that wanted to put a new Jefferson City homeless shelter on Adams Street will keep looking. The City Council voted down a zoning change that would have allowed the
Columbia Regional Airport (COU) saw record June and July numbers, and airport director Michael Parks says they’re seeing many more faces from a larger area. Allegiant Airlines began nonstop service from Columbia Regional Airport (COU)