Good morning, Columbia.

Shiloh Bar and Grill, a cherished downtown gameday spot with historic roots (dating back to 1909), will close at year’s end as the owner plans to sell the property for possible redevelopment.

Patrons plan to honor its legacy at future game days while the building’s fate remains uncertain.

After a fire damaged the building on Aug.

4, Providence Road McDonald’s reopened its drive-thru for customers yesterday and plans to open its lobby at 6 a.m. Monday. The fire was determined to be accidental, caused by discarded smoking material.

State Historical Society of Missouri launches its free History on Elm lecture series, starting with a Mark Twain celebration on Sept.

8 at Center for Missouri Studies (605 Elm St). The series runs until June 2027 and features lectures on Revolutionary War history, contemporary Osage art and Route 66.

The CPS board selected Paul Wagner as the next school board member — he will be sworn in on Sept.

14 to replace Jeanne Snodgrass.

The Missouri Department of Natural Resources said all state park beaches were open for swimming for the week starting Wednesday, Sept.

2, covering sites from Finger Lakes in Columbia to parks in Troy and Park Hills.

Downtown bar owners from Tropical Liqueurs were upset after police mistakenly withdrew their invitation to a Wednesday public safety meeting+ they say all downtown stakeholders should have a seat at the table for future community discussions+ local officials may consider more inclusive outreach.

An advocate said funding for Columbia bike projects remains secure amid proposed DOT budget cuts that could affect Missouri communities, and local officials plan to monitor future budget decisions closely.

Starting Thursday, the shelter will stop routine dog intake for two weeks after a confirmed case of parvovirus & will still handle emergency cases with Animal Control.

Central Missouri Humane Society announced Thursday that it is halting dog intake for two weeks after a confirmed parvovirus case + asking community members to reunite stray dogs with their families instead of bringing them to the shelter, while the facility continues scanning microchips.

Mizzou football fans will see new features at Faurot Field today with enhanced video board lighting, upgraded concessions offering Tiger Tenders and Stack Burgers, and a Tiger Fan Zone opening before kickoff.

The athletic department advises fans to plan for I-70 delays and follow gate instructions.