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Columbia-based StorageMart has grown in the past 27 years from one location on Rangeline to now being the world’s largest privately owned storage company. StorageMart president and chief investment officer Mike Burnam (photo courtesy of

A former Boone County commissioner says a coalition has come together to gauge the level of support for saving the historic Katy railroad station, which houses Shiloh Bar and Grill downtown. A Columbia woman enjoys

Boone County emergency managers encourage you to attend Thursday’s 6th annual Boone County ready festival at Columbia’s Cosmo park. The Boone County Fire Protection District says crews responded to more than a dozen calls for

A mother from mid-Missouri’s Centralia whose five-year-old daughter has been diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder praises what she describes as the community’s amazing response to this Saturday’s 5K and fun run in the Anchor

Missouri’s lieutenant governor agrees with UM System President Dr. Mun Choi’s call for an increased emphasis on public safety in downtown Columbia. Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe speaks to state lawmakers during the State of the

The high school juniors at mid-Missouri’s New Franklin high school who took the first tour of the Missouri Supreme Court’s new Judicial Discovery Center praise the exhibits and videos. Students from mid-Missouri’s New Franklin R-1

Mizzou athletic director Laird Veatch notes there’s a lot of talk today about NIL, which stands for name, image and likeness: “In our world we need sponsors to help generate the revenue and associate those

More than two dozen high school juniors from mid-Missouri’s New Franklin were guests of the Missouri Supreme Court for Monday’s ribbon cutting and grand opening of the Supreme Court’s new Judicial Discovery Center in Jefferson

Missouri Task Force One (MO-TF1) members and other first responders, veterans, students, Mizzou leaders and elected officials in both parties gathered Friday at Mizzou’s Traditions Plaza to observe the 25th anniversary of the September 11

A bank that was founded in St. Thomas more than 100 years ago is one of mid-Missouri’s fastest-growing banks. Columbia Chamber of Commerce ambassadors and other business leaders helped Mid America Bank executives cut the

Columbia’s city council is scheduled to vote at the September 21 meeting on city manager De’Carlon Seewood’s proposed approximately $600-million budget. Mr. Seewood tells 939 the Eagle that he hopes the budget is approved that

You can expect heavy traffic starting Friday evening and all weekend on westbound I-70 in Columbia. The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) says crews will be setting girders for the new “flyover” ramp that will