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The University of Missouri athletic director praises the $250-million Memorial Stadium Centennial project, saying it represents a transformative investment and elevates the experience for Mizzou football fans, student-athletes and recruits. The iconic Rock M Hill

Columbia-based Veterans United Home Loans has landed in the top ten of People Magazine’s companies that care list for the fourth time in the past nine years. Operation Shower and the Veterans United Foundation hosted

The median price of a single-family home in Columbia in July was $389,000, breaking the previous record of $375,000. This home on Columbia’s Bosco Bel Drive was built by Hemme Construction (photo courtesy of Hemme

Missouri’s attorney general says the deputy attorney general who became disoriented after climbing to Wyoming’s highest peak is expected to make a full recovery. 55-year-old hiker and Missouri Deputy Attorney General Shaun Mackelprang is emotional

Columbia/Boone County health officials say a Harrisburg woman who makes home-cooked breakfasts for the community at no charge at her home is violating the food code. Harrisburg resident Kathy Kite invites farmers and everyone into

A Columbia organization that assists residents who struggle to provide for their basic needs says they’re always looking at wages and the price of rent. Love Columbia is a non-profit organization that serves anyone in

Missouri’s junior senator predicts that Mizzou football fans will love the new $250-million Memorial Stadium improvement project in Columbia. Mizzou football coach Eliah Drinkwitz (left) and U.S. Sen. Eric Schmitt at Memorial Stadium in Columbia

Fulton’s Brick District Playhouse has received a much-needed $20,000 donation from the Callaway Bank for teaching and delivering children’s theatre. Bank chief executive officer Kim Barnes says children’s theatre is near and dear to their

Fulton’s Serve Inc. has received a $10,000 donation for its food pantry facility in Fulton, thanks to Callaway Bank and the Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines. Callaway Bank chief executive officer Kim Barnes

The powerful U.S. House Ways and Means Committee chairman says returning home to southeast Missouri for his annual August farm tour is one of the best parts of his job. U.S. Rep. Jason Smith (R-Salem)

Columbia’s police chief is grateful to voters for narrowly approving Proposition One this month. Columbia firefighters battled a fire at the McDonald’s in the 200 block of South Providence (August 4, 2026 photo courtesy of

Columbia’s mayor is thanking voters for this week’s narrow approval of Proposition One, a one percent sales/use tax that will be dedicated to public safety. Columbia police respond to a triple shooting that included one