D Andre Thompson News Today

Organizations can have a chance to supplement their Juneteenth events with tourism grants from the city. A meeting Tuesday will explain logistics.

City grant applications for Juneteenth events will open in February. In other news, a task force is forming to decide a use for the McKinney Building.

A Lima man accidentally fired a gun while he was running from police who were trying to pull him over during a traffic stop.

The event was held so veterans could share stories and learn about beneficial resources.

City Manager DeCarlon Seewood also touched on topics like trash and housing.

Columbias first DEI officer says he will use his position to promote unity.

Early grade literacy, jobs and workforce development, and fair and inclusive housing are the focus points of the plan.

The show on Saturday night was hosted by an R&B/Soul music collective called Soul Sessions COMO.