No. 25 Mizzou stunned Florida 45-17 on homecoming weekend in its best win in over a decade; key plays featured Austin Simmons (340 passing yards) and Jamal Roberts’s three touchdowns, and the Tigers will host Texas A&M at 11:00 or 11:45 a.m. on Saturday, Oct.
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Go COMO saw a 52% rise in riders after the schedule changed back to a 45-minute frequency in May, and 39,376 riders were recorded in August.
The city is hiring more drivers and urges riders to use the new ETA Transit app for updates.
Young GeoPioneers launched a free pilot event Saturday at Stephens Lake Park to teach kids ages 4–10 about maps and satellite data.
Founder Akanksha Balha used interactive activities (like a treasure hunt) and will hold future sessions at the Daniel Boone Regional Library and The Children's School.
Columbia welcomes three new spots as Sava—Modern Mediterranean held a soft opening Thursday at 1010 E.
Broadway and will have its grand opening next week, Culver’s is set to open a new location at 1101 Pebbles Parkway, and Missouri Nightmare Haunted Attraction returns this October at 1420 County Road 276.
The inaugural Hispanic Heritage Festival in Columbia offered cultural performances, Latin American food, children's activities and an indoor mercado.
The Mizzou Homecoming parade started Saturday at 9 a.m., centering on the 'Forever Faurotcious' theme and drawing local college fans in a spirited celebration.
The event highlights community pride and Mizzou tradition.
Airbnb is offering farmers and ranchers up to $10,000 to launch or expand agritourism experiences with 25 to 30 grants available.
Applications open in November — local hosts like Lynette Ralph near Pacific say the program can help offset rising costs.
The Central Missouri Humane Society said it will not provide animal care services at the new city-proposed facility because operating two locations is not sustainable.
The city council will vote on the building purchase on Oct. 19.
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