City of Columbia purchases Henry Kirklin home | Mid-Missouri News
The home of one of Columbias most prominent black businessmen is purchased by the city council.
Source: komu.com
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Hot Docs Fest: Middle Eastern Films Get Spotlight Amid Israel-Hamas War
At 2024's Hot Docs Festival, Middle Eastern filmmakers are getting the spotlight with projects about Afghan women and the Israel-Hamas war.
Source: hollywoodreporter.com
Local business expo celebrates female-owned businesses
Hosted by The Shops at Sharp End, the evening helped showcase female, locally owned businesses.
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Source: columbiamissourian.com
The Shops at Sharp End in Columbia looks attract vendors | Mid-Missouri News
The Shops at Sharp End features 17 businesses and hopes to regularly have 40 vendors.
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Source: komu.com
McKinney Building's future to be determined by task force | Black History Month
The City of Columbia purchased the McKinney Building in August and plans to renovate it.
Source: komu.com
"Storytime at The Shops at Sharp End" focuses on literacy | Mid-Missouri News
The focus of the event was to teach the importance of literacy beyond children.
Source: komu.com
Historic culture center for Columbia's Black community honored with new street signs
Columbia Missouri Public Works recognizes historic Black culture in Columbia with new street signs on Sharp End.These signs mark the area in downtown Columbia
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Source: krcgtv.com
The Shops at Sharp End honors Columbia's Black history
New startup business incubator remembers Columbia’s historical Black business district. When Barbra Horrell was young, Sharp End was a rite
Source: themaneater.com
Meet the Columbia residents who will determine the fate of McKinney Building
The 15-person task force includes historians, preservationists, musicians and community leaders.
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Source: komu.com
Nearly 20 businesses celebrate Columbia opening of The Shops at Sharp End
After a soft opening in December, The Shops at Sharp End officially opened this week. It's focused on growing minority-owned businesses in Columbia.
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Source: yahoo.com