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Columbia
Sunday, February 16th, 2025
Good morning, Columbia. Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 16th of February.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ The Columbia City Council is set to discuss and address public concerns about the renovation plans for Douglass Park. Columbia Missourian
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ Jim Thomas of Share-Life Farms anticipates reduced produce availability at the Columbia Farmers Market due to cold weather impacting growth. KOMU 8
- ➤ Mid-Missouri is bracing for severe winter weather, including a large arctic air mass and several snow chances, potentially leading to travel disruptions and cold temperatures. KRCG
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Columbia plans to redevelop a former church into Fire Station 10, with a $2.5 million budget from sales tax, amidst mixed community feedback. Columbia Daily Tribune
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ Missouri saw flu cases more than double from 5,000 in early January to over 14,000 in early February, marking a significant rise in influenza activity. ABC 17
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ Homeschooled students across Missouri participated in a state basketball championship to foster community and compete for a spot in national homeschool basketball tournaments. KOMU 8
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K-2 Mini Play: Magic School Bus at TRYPS Children's Theater
This event offers young actors the opportunity to learn the foundations of acting through engaging games and activities in a themed setting based on Magic School Bus.
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Chess: Play & Learn at Southern Boone County Library
Engage in a friendly environment to play chess with enthusiasts of all skill levels and receive guidance from experienced players.
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Escuela Grind Live at Rose Music Hall
Escuela Grind will perform live at Rose Music Hall in Columbia, featuring special guests Chain Gang and Decayer.
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CreativeMornings with Adrienne Luther Johnson: Exploring Artistic Layers
Adrienne Luther Johnson, a muralist and designer from Columbia, Missouri, discusses her creative process and the inspirations behind her whimsical art in a community event featuring coffee and pastries.
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19th Annual Boys & Girls Clubs of Columbia Chili Cookoff
Columbia's biggest chili competition brings community members together to taste and celebrate various chili recipes at the Holiday Inn Expo Center.
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Hogslop String Band Performance
Hogslop String Band blends traditional string music with a bold irreverence, offering an engaging experience for attendees.
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Missouri Woodwind Quintet Recital Featuring Dr. Rachel Aubuchon
The Missouri Woodwind Quintet will perform a recital accompanied by pianist Dr. Rachel Aubuchon at the Sinquefield Music Center.
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Michael Marcagi Live at The Blue Note
Michael Marcagi will perform live at The Blue Note in Columbia, MO featuring support from Ashley Kutcher.
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Movie Night Featuring 'Clueless' at Six Mile Ordinary
Enjoy a screening of 'Clueless' at Six Mile Ordinary, with happy hour drinks beforehand and the option to bring your own snacks.
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Shabaka Performance
Shabaka will be held at Missouri Theatre in Columbia, showcasing live music from the well-known artist.
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