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Columbia Public Schools (CPS) superintendent Dr. Brian Yearwood is pleased with this week’s ribbon-cutting for the voter-approved $7-million expansion of Eliot Battle elementary school. Teachers at CPS’ Eliot Battle elementary sign the beam at this

The #24 Missouri Tigers aim for their sixth straight win over South Carolina, when they battle the Gamecocks for the Mayor’s Cup Saturday afternoon at Williams-Brice Stadium. Kickoff is set for 3:15 central time. South

Columbia Public Works says its recent dry run to test snow plows for winter weather was successful. Veteran Columbia Public Works employee James has driven a snowplow for the city for 16 years. He urges

While Missouri House Republicans maintained their GOP supermajorities in last week’s elections, House Speaker-designee Jon Patterson (R-Lee’s Summit) is being challenged by a fellow Republican who is critical of Patterson’s voting record. State Rep. Justin

A few dozen mid-Missouri senior citizens now have improved safety with their vehicles, thanks to occupational therapy students from the University of Missouri’s College of Health Sciences. Mizzou occupational therapy students helped a few dozen

A veteran mid-Missouri lawmaker who was re-elected to his fourth and final term in the House last week is pledging to work once again to try to obtain funding in January 2025 for Columbia’s Welcome

Several hundred people are expected to pack Jefferson City’s Capitol Plaza Hotel for Saturday night’s gala aimed at helping foster children and foster families in 24 counties in the region. Saturday’s gala in Jefferson City

Missouri’s governor-elect has named Adam Gresham as his transition director. State employees packed Jefferson City’s Truman Building for the February 27, 2023 state employee pay bill-signing ceremony (file photo courtesy of Lt. Governor Mike Kehoe’s

More than 6,000 voters cast no-excuse absentee ballots on Friday and Saturday in Columbia, Ashland and Centralia. The line of voters waiting to cast ballots on Saturday outside the Southern Boone middle school cafeteria in

The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) says more than 38-million Americans now have diabetes, a number that continues to increase. The three Cosmopolitan Clubs of Columbia are committed to finding a cure for diabetes, and

Missouri’s governor is encouraging you to vote to retain two Missouri Supreme Court judges that he appointed to the court last year. Missouri Supreme Court judge Kelly Broniec is up for retention in November (2024

A Facebook post from a Columbia restaurant about the lack of trash collection this week at their popular restaurant on Route B has gone viral, and the city has collected the trash. A Columbia trash