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Officials from the Columbia-based Food Bank for Central and Northeast Missouri are praising your generosity, after Wednesday’s Zimmer Radio/Commerce Bank one-for-one holiday food drive raised $78,751. The Food Bank for Central and Northeast Missouri is

He’s one of the most familiar names in Missouri politics: Roy Blunt has served as a two-term U.S. Senator, a congressman from Springfield, a U.S. House Majority and Minority Whip and as Missouri’s secretary of

The president of the Food Bank for Central and Northeast Missouri says the majority of those they serve in their 32-county area are employed, with some working two or three jobs. The Food Bank for

Several dozen families in the Columbia area will be enjoying a brighter Christmas filled with hope and joy, thanks for the generosity of first responders, Walmart and several sponsors. First Responder Support (FRS) executive director

People from across the United States and the globe traveled to Columbia for Saturday’s fall commencement ceremonies at historic Columbia College. They braved heavy rainfall and cold temperatures. Columbia College assistant vice president and dean

You have six more nights to enjoy the popular holiday light spectacular at Veterans United Home Loans’ south Columbia campus. The driving route around Veterans United’s Columbia campus for the holiday light spectacular is about

The president of the Food Bank for Central and Northeast Missouri says everyone deserves access to healthy, nutritious food. The Food Bank for Central and Northeast Missouri’s Food Bank market is located on Columbia’s Business

A Columbia business leader hopes to have an announcement early next year about the restoration of air service from Columbia Regional Airport (COU) to Denver. An American Eagle plane from American Airlines at Columbia Regional

Jefferson City’s mayor today will visit a Korean War veteran who is celebrating his 90th birthday. U.S. Navy veteran Merle Blessing of Jefferson City turns 90 today. He served in the Korean War and was

A state lawmaker who represents mid-Missouri’s Cooper, Howard and Randolph counties in Jefferson City helped cut the ribbon this week on the new $220-million I-70 Rocheport bridge. State Rep. Tim Taylor (R-Speed), left, talks to

Columbia’s city council will be discussing communications and the budget process during Friday morning’s council retreat at the Food Bank for Central and Northeast Missouri on Vandiver. Columbia city manager De’Carlon Seewood (2023 file photo

Numerous truckers and motorists from across the nation honked their horns in support of mid-Missouri’s new $220-million I-70 Rocheport bridge during a Tuesday ribbon-cutting ceremony on the bridge. Dale and Sandy Deraps of Jamestown, Columbia