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Columbia
Friday, October 11th, 2024
Good morning, Columbia. Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 11th of October.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ The Mid-Missouri Energy Expo, cohosted by the City of Columbia Utilities, Boone Electric Cooperative, and Ameren Missouri on October 12, aims to educate attendees on energy efficiency, safety, and solar power, featuring activities for children, refreshments, and prizes. KOMU 8
- ➤ The Columbia Housing Authority receives $3.5 million in tax credits for the redevelopment of Providence Walkway Apartments, enhancing affordable housing and services for economic mobility. KOMU 8
ACCIDENTS NEWS
- ➤ Repairs on the Interstate 70 bridge near Rocheport are set to begin on Oct. 16, following damage from a vehicle crash, with a projected completion within 25 days at a cost of $365,616. ABC 17
- ➤ Columbia police are investigating a vehicle crash without finding evidence of reported shots fired on Boyd Lane. KRCG
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ Columbia police are investigating the homicide of 18-year-old Traquan Reed following a report of a vehicle crash and shots fired on Boyd Lane. KRCG
ECONOMY NEWS
- ➤ Stacey Button, Columbia's economic development director and REDI president, announces her retirement for spring after a decade of service. ABC 17
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ Columbia hospitals navigate IV fluid shortage with Boone Hospital Center pausing elective surgeries, while MU Health Care continues them. Columbia Missourian
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Rock Bridge Revenge Ultra Race
Experience a challenging ultra trail race at Rock Bridge State Park with three distance options, scenic tracks, and post-race festivities.
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Orr Street Farmers & Artisans Market in The District
Experience a vibrant community gathering featuring fresh produce, handcrafted art, and engaging workshops every Sunday at The District.
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Golf Classic for Kids at The Club at Old Hawthorne
Experience a premier golf event at The Club at Old Hawthorne, featuring 18 holes of play, VIP treatment, and benefits supporting children and families in Columbia, MO.
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The National Parks Live in Concert
Experience an evening of captivating music as The National Parks perform live at The Blue Note in Columbia.
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Introduction to Industrial Sewing Techniques
Learn the basics of home sewing and industrial techniques while creating a tote bag, with all materials provided in this hands-on class focused on working with thick fabrics.
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Lily Rose Live at The Blue Note
Experience the contemporary and vulnerable sound of Lily Rose as she makes her mark on the Nashville music scene with her new single, 'Villain'.
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Switchfoot Live at The Blue Note
Experience an electrifying evening with the renowned band Switchfoot as they perform live at The Blue Note in Columbia.
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Centralia Pumpkin Festival
Experience the vibrant atmosphere of the Centralia Pumpkin Festival featuring seasonal festivities for all ages.
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Struggle Jennings Live Performance
Experience a captivating evening with Struggle Jennings, a unique artist blending country roots with modern influences.
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Hickman Junior Varsity Football Match
Experience an exciting junior varsity football match at David H. Hickman High School, the oldest high school in Columbia, Missouri.
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Clue: On Stage
Clue: On Stage will open at the Macklanburg Playhouse on Thursday, October 31 and run through November 3. Clue is a comedic play based on the popular board game and the 1985 film of the same name.
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~ Tony Robbins
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