Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 18th of October.
Good morning, Columbia.
Missouri Task Force 1, after being deployed for search and rescue in North Carolina due to Hurricane Helene, begins returning home with positive community interactions and a pivotal role in recovery efforts.
The University of Missouri's homecoming parade on Saturday will lead to street closures, offer a sensory-friendly area, and delay Go COMO's fixed route services.
Interstate 70 westbound was closed due to a flatbed tow truck fire but reopened before 2 p.m., causing traffic delays.
Columbia Fire Department rapidly extinguished a garage fire with no injuries reported, investigation underway.
Byron Allen was arrested in Columbia for drug trafficking charges after a search warrant revealed cocaine and fentanyl in his home while he was out on parole.
A 2024 housing study in Boone County reveals affordability as the primary concern, highlighting needs for development, preservation, empowerment, and sustainability in housing policies.
Ron Graves, the chief of volunteer services at Truman VA Hospital, announces his candidacy for Ward 4 on the Columbia City Council, emphasizing public safety, financial transparency, and infrastructure.
Missouri Department of Transportation and the City of Columbia agree on a $2,032,500 investment to enhance pedestrian safety around the I-70/U.S. 63 connector, including new sidewalks and pedestrian crossings.
Columbia and Boone County officials collaborated on a housing study leading to recommendations and the construction of Kinney Point Apartments, enhancing affordable housing availability.
The SCHOLAR Clinic in Columbia initiates optometry services for students in the public school system, enhancing access to eye care for Medicaid beneficiaries.
Centralia Pumpkin Festival
Experience the vibrant atmosphere of the Centralia Pumpkin Festival featuring seasonal festivities for all ages.
Struggle Jennings Live Performance
Experience a captivating evening with Struggle Jennings, a unique artist blending country roots with modern influences.
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.
Introductory Class to Shapeoko Router for Woodworking
Learn to utilize the Shapeoko router, while understanding safety protocols and techniques to enhance your woodworking skills.
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for Aligned Wealth Group
Celebrate the grand opening of Aligned Wealth Group with a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by local ambassadors.
Columbia Dinner Fundraiser
Experience an engaging dinner event including various sponsorship packages and raffle prizes, hosted by Equipment Share.
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.
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.
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.
Heavy Duty Training Workshop by Missouri Tow Truck Association
Experience comprehensive hands-on training and expert-led sessions on Miller products at this immersive two-day workshop for the heavy wrecker industry.
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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