Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 17th of January.
Good morning, Columbia.
The Ragtag Film Society and Columbia Parks and Recreation are offering free passes to the True/False Film Fest for low-income households, with registration open from Jan.
17 to Jan. 31.
A section of sidewalk on South Ninth Street will be closed for HVAC equipment installation by Reinhardt Construction from 4 a.m. to 10 a.m. on Friday, weather permitting.
A Columbia man faces charges including first-degree robbery for allegedly using a gun to steal $20.
Shannon Glasgow pleaded guilty to hindering prosecution in the shooting death of Trevon Ashcraft, receiving a 6-month jail sentence with credit for time served.
Carl Ginter's artwork is showcased at Calvary Episcopal Church until February, illustrating how he finds tranquility through creativity.
Trader Joe's is set to open in the former Macy's location at the Shoppes at Stadium in Columbia, with a $5 million renovation underway.
Columbia's gifted student center received a Moon Tree seed from NASA, connecting past Apollo and Artemis missions with current science education.
Larry Duncan, a member of Missouri Task Force 1 during the 9/11 attacks, died from cancer linked to toxic exposure at Ground Zero.
Missouri Indie Fest 2025
Missouri Indie Fest is an all-ages music festival featuring various indie artists, taking place at Rose Music Hall in Columbia, MO.
Boone Regional Beekeepers Association Monthly Meeting
The Boone Regional Beekeepers Association meets monthly at the University of Missouri to discuss beekeeping practices and initiatives.
Winter Button Crafting Workshop
Participants can create their own pin-back buttons using provided materials or personal images and decorations at this family-friendly event.
Introduction to Shapeoko Router Class
This 2-hour class provides an introduction to the Shapeoko router, covering safety protocols and woodworking applications with all materials included.
Tidal Volume Concert
The concert features Last Common Ancestor as the opener and takes place at the Rose Music Hall, which is a cashless venue.
Pajama Jam: Mid-Missouri's Grand Slumber Party
The Pajama Jam offers an evening filled with pampering, shopping, dancing, and karaoke, featuring over 40 unique vendors for a fun slumber party experience.
Child Development Screening Event
The Boone County Early Childhood Coalition offers a free screening for children ages 2 months to 5 years, focusing on well-being and social-emotional health.
Mr. Dibbs Live Performance
Mr. Dibbs will perform at The Blue Note, a popular cashless venue known for its vibrant music scene.
Understanding the Better Business Bureau: Insights and Consumer Protection
Khesha Duncan, Columbia Regional Director of the Better Business Bureau, will discuss the organization's history, consumer protection mission, available services, scams to avoid, and recovery methods for victims of scams.
Intro to Longarm Quilting Class
This 2-hour class provides an introduction to the HandiQuilter Simply Sixteen, covering safety protocols and hands-on practice to create a small quilted tapestry.
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