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As Columbia seeks to become more pedestrian-friendly using money from a $22 million federal grant, planners are focusing on intersections that can be difficult or downright dangerous to cross on foot or bicycle.
The Columbia City Council will hold a ...
An informal discussion of past and present city leaders about whether Columbia City Council members should be paid caused a commotion yesterday after some interpreted the gathering as a conspiracy to oust current "activist" council members.
Former ...
With aging pavement and an outdated runway alignment, Columbia Regional Airport needs improvements, and a consulting firm working on an airport master plan is researching three top options for the runway project that could cost between $25 million and $ ...
A domesticated duck, on the banks of Stephens Lake earlier this year, is safe at a foster farm.
Perhaps Columbias most famous waterfowl, a white duck that had taken up residence at Stephens Lake Park and then vanished, has been given a good home - and ...
After massive blackouts in 2003 left New York City and much of the northeastern United States temporarily without power, national regulators wanted to ensure such widespread outages would not happen again.
To come in compliance with federal ...
All new homes built in Columbia in the next two years will have to include a fire sprinkler system unless city leaders decide that a new provision in the international residential building code should not apply locally.
The issue came up yesterday ...
Although it will cost about $2 million more than originally planned, the city is moving forward with an adjusted alignment for the Vandiver Road extension, designed to provide connectivity to the northeast side of town.
Heading eastA planned Vandiver ...
Before he entered the world of real estate, Boone County native Jason Thornhill, 38, was in retail management with Sams Club and was offered a position in Chicago.
Though the big city was alluring, Thornhill said the opportunity to leave made him ...
As a new administration takes the national reins in Washington, D.C., a top priority is economic recovery, and Columbia is looking to capture a portion of the $500 billion to $800 billion stimulus package that the federal government will likely grant ...
Though Rod Robison grew up in De Soto exploring nature in the Boy Scouts with childhood friend Jay Nixon, he never had the political aspirations of his boyhood pal until now.
Robison, 54, filed papers yesterday to challenge Sixth Ward Councilwoman ...
