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Columbia
Thursday, January 23rd, 2025
Good morning, Columbia. Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 23rd of January.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ Twelve senior residents of Bethel Ridge Estates II protested at Fairway Management's offices in Columbia, alleging neglect and failure to meet lease commitments. KRCG
- ➤ The City of Columbia is organizing a job fair on January 25 to recruit full-time and temporary bus and paratransit van drivers, with onsite interviews at the Wabash Bus Station. KRCG
- ➤ Conley Road in Columbia will be closed nightly from Wednesday to Saturday for storm pipe replacement as part of the Improve I-70 Project. ABC 17
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ The trial of former state trooper Jeffery Durbin, charged with first-degree sexual assault and third-degree kidnapping, has commenced, expected to last two to three days. ABC 17
- ➤ The trial of Emma Adams, charged with the murder of Sammy Clemmons, is delayed due to a backlog in mental health treatment, leaving her over 740 days in Boone County jail without trial. KRCG
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ Stephen Paul Sayers, a University of Missouri researcher and professor, embarked on a writing career after his daughter challenged him to write a book, leading to the publication of a trilogy and several novels. COMO Magazine
- ➤ Trevor Harris founded the Recollection Agency to record the often-overlooked personal and community histories, keeping those stories alive for future generations. COMO Magazine
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Columbia seeks applicants for over 20 open positions on ten city boards and commissions to enhance community involvement in local governance. KOMU 8
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ Burrell Behavioral Health has acquired the former Rainbow House property to offer intensive residential treatment for adults, diversifying its service portfolio from the property's previous focus on children's foster care alternatives. Columbia Missourian
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Mr. Dibbs Live Performance
Mr. Dibbs will perform at The Blue Note, a popular cashless venue known for its vibrant music scene.
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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.
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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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Capital Ritz Dance Mix: A Night of Country and Ballroom Dancing
Enjoy an evening of various dance styles including Country, Swing, Cha Cha, and Ballroom at the Capital Ritz Banquet & Dance Center.
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Ella Langley Live at The Blue Note
Ella Langley, a rising star in country music known for her powerful voice and authentic songwriting, will perform live at The Blue Note.
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Niko Moon Live at The Blue Note
Niko Moon will perform at The Blue Note, showcasing his music and positive outlook on life.
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Online Zoom Concert by Sam Wheelock
The Daniel Boone Regional Library hosts an online concert featuring electric folk music with stories rooted in the Appalachian Mountains.
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