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Columbia
Sunday, November 2nd, 2025
Good morning, Columbia. Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 2nd of November.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ Central Bank of Boone County, Audrain County and Moberly will collect funds during November for the Food Bank's VIP for Veterans Program so veterans can receive monthly boxes with food and personal care items — donors giving more than $10 will get a black and gold Score Against Hunger ball cap at any bank branch. KOMU 8
- ➤ Coyote Hill will host a ribbon-cutting and open house for its new Family Center on Thursday, Nov. 13 from 4-6 p.m. at 310 N. Tenth St—CEO Bill Atherton will explain how the $2.6 million center will offer training, licensing, coaching, advocacy and adoption support for foster families. KOMU 8
BUSINESS NEWS
- ➤ Two Jamaican business owners in Mid-Missouri shared their deep worry after Hurricane Melissa devastated Jamaica with 19 confirmed deaths and widespread damage—relief crews continue working to deliver supplies and restore power. Recent emotional reflections from the owners show the storm has brought back painful childhood memories of past hurricanes. ABC 17
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ Local researchers and farmers including Tim Reinbott and Donnie Hubble revived old soil care methods by planting cover crops and using drones to help fields hold water during drought—about 600 farmers are supported by a $25 million grant to try these techniques. KOMU 8
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ Columbia residents raised nearly $45,000 in a Saturday fundraiser walk at Cosmo-Bethel Park to support ALS research + about 100 walkers joined teams including Team Tiger which raised $1,000 + the event aimed to reach a $72,000 goal. ABC 17
- ➤ The Columbia Cosmopolitan Clubs held their second annual Diabetes Fair on Saturday, offering free A1C and blood pressure screenings and talks by local experts on managing diabetes. More than 25 vendors and health groups joined the event during International Diabetes Awareness Month to help people better control the condition. KOMU 8
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Historic Wood Windows: Myths, Maintenance & Restoration
6-7:45 p.m. — Sawdust Studios — Free admission — Discover the myths of window replacement and learn about historic restoration techniques from an expert.
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Main Street Summit
Main Street Summit is a premier business event that brings together 1,000+ business owners, operators, and entrepreneurs for expert-led sessions across seven industry tracks, including venture/startups, manufacturing, construction, franchising, health, faith & work, and non-profit - all happening November 4-6, 2025 in Columbia, MO. This event is relevant to the Columbia community as it positions the city as a hub for small business innovation and growth, attracting world-class speakers and industry leaders to share practical insights in intimate, small-group settings rather than traditional conference formats, while showcasing Columbia as a destination for entrepreneurial excellence in the heart of Main Street America.
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Main Street Summit
Main Street Summit is a premier business event that brings together 1,000+ business owners, operators, and entrepreneurs for expert-led sessions across seven industry tracks, including venture/startups, manufacturing, construction, franchising, health, faith & work, and non-profit - all happening November 4-6, 2025 in Columbia, MO. This event is relevant to the Columbia community as it positions the city as a hub for small business innovation and growth, attracting world-class speakers and industry leaders to share practical insights in intimate, small-group settings rather than traditional conference formats, while showcasing Columbia as a destination for entrepreneurial excellence in the heart of Main Street America.
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Bitchin Bajas Live Performance
7-10 p.m. — Cafe Berlin — Tickets from $0 — Experience the ambient sounds of Bitchin Bajas in a top-rated local venue.
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Elio Screening
6:30-8:30 p.m. — Lakeside Ashland — No outside food or drink — Experience a heartwarming intergalactic tale of humanity's worth through Elio's adventure.
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Texas A&M Aggies vs. Missouri Tigers Football
1-4 p.m. — Faurot Field at Memorial Stadium — Ticket prices vary — Witness an exciting clash between two college football teams with strong season performances.
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Hippie Sabotage - Echoes of Time Tour
8-9:30 p.m. — The Blue Note — Tickets available — Experience the vibrant electronic sounds of the duo Hippie Sabotage live in concert.
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Callaway Cares Bingo
5:30-7 p.m. — Holts Summit Lions Club — $1 per early bird game, $4 per game pack — Enjoy an evening of fun and games while supporting a good cause.
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Intro to Vinyl Cutting Workshop
6-8 p.m. — MACCLab | A Community Makerspace — Class fee includes materials — Learn to use vinyl cutters and create your own MACCLab tote and chalkboard sign.
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Missouri Farmers Union Annual Meeting
4-8 p.m. — Bradford Research Farm — $30 for MOFU Members, $70 for non-members — Connect with farmers and enjoy a locally sourced meal while learning from industry leaders.
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Noah Bowman Concert
8 PM – 12 AM — The Blue Note — Cost not listed — Experience the sounds of Southern Oklahoma with a blend of Red Dirt, Southern Rock, and Country music.
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