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Columbia
Thursday, October 17th, 2024
Good morning, Columbia. Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 17th of October.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ The Columbia Police Department is seeking public assistance to locate Jeremiah Keyden Gosa, a 12-year-old boy last seen on Oct. 15, 2024. KRCG
ACCIDENTS NEWS
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ Two Columbia men face multiple felony charges, including trafficking stolen identities and theft of over $6,500 in goods, with no current court date set. ABC 17
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ Missouri Task Force 1 members are returning home after providing Hurricane Helene relief in North Carolina, including search, rescue, and recovery operations. ABC 17
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ The City of Columbia initiates a $9.2 million sewer upgrade targeting central and west areas to enhance public health and sanitation using trenchless technology. Columbia Missourian
- ➤ A Missouri Supreme Court ruling now permits registered sex offenders not to put up 'No candy or treats at this residence' signs on Halloween, though other restrictions remain. ABC 17
- ➤ A University of Missouri professor filed a lawsuit alleging Boone Health violated the Missouri Sunshine Law by refusing to produce public records. ABC 17
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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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Introductory Class to Shapeoko Router for Woodworking
Learn to utilize the Shapeoko router, while understanding safety protocols and techniques to enhance your woodworking skills.
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Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for Aligned Wealth Group
Celebrate the grand opening of Aligned Wealth Group with a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by local ambassadors.
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Columbia Dinner Fundraiser
Experience an engaging dinner event including various sponsorship packages and raffle prizes, hosted by Equipment Share.
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Fourth Friday Jam Session at Southern Provisions
Experience an evening of acoustic music with local musicians at Southern Provisions, featuring a variety of instruments including fiddles, banjos, and guitars.
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Family-Friendly Instrument Exploration at the Instrument Petting Zoo
Experience a hands-on opportunity for kids of all ages to explore and try out a variety of musical instruments in a fun-filled environment.
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Orr Street Farmers & Artisans Market - Community Gathering in Columbia
Experience a vibrant community atmosphere featuring farm fresh produce, handcrafted art, and engaging workshops at the Orr Street Farmers & Artisans Market.
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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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