Columbia mayoral, city council and school board candidates debate in public forum
Three candidate forums for the Columbia School Board, mayor and city council were held Thursday night.
Source: komu.com
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De'Carlon Seewood sworn in as Columbia City Manager
Seewood faced questions about sever important issues including affordable housing, warming shelter administration and ward reapportionment.
Source: komu.com
Columbia NAACP honors, celebrates Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. at annual event
The event started at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial at Battle Gardens and moved in a motorcade to Second Baptist Church.
Martin Luther King Jr Brian Treece Martin Luther King Alexander Plummer Tamela Hardin Second Baptist Church
Source: komu.com
Columbia continues work to recognize Black history, Sharp End district
The Sharp End Heritage Committee was recognized Thursday with a Diversity Award during the Columbia Values Diversity breakfast.
Source: columbiatribune.com
'You Don't Say' Live: Continuing the Conversation
The 'You Don't Say' series of conversations on Columbia's Black history and heritage took to a live forum last September at the State Historical Society of Missouri's Center for Missouri Studies.
Source: kbia.org
Columbia city leadership transition is underway
A combined 59 years of public service departs Columbia city government this year — mayor, council member and city manager.
Source: komu.com
Burrell Health to open temporary crisis center in July
Burrell Behavioral Health has come up with a temporary solution while awaiting a decision of financial support from the City of Columbia.
Source: komu.com
Temporary crisis center will open in July at Stephens Lake in Columbia
Burrell Behavioral Health has come up with a temporary solution while awaiting a decision of financial support from the City of Columbia.
Source: komu.com
Burrell finds temporary solution for emergency mental health services
Burrell Behavioral Health will build out a rapid access unit at its Stephens Lake office location for emergency mental health and substance use crises.
Source: columbiatribune.com
Columbia, MO voters to decide whether to add local use tax in April
The Columbia City Council approved an addition to the April 5 ballot, asking voters to pass a local use tax for purchases made outside of city limits.
Source: columbiatribune.com