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Several projects are underway by the City of Columbia. Heres a roundup of how seven of them are progressing.

BBC journalist Huw Thomas, who has written a book about the Kings relationship with his eldest son, was speaking at the Hay Festival.

Dozens of people gathered in the Baker Wetlands Discovery Center Wednesday night to view the new mural by Van Go’s apprentice artists. 

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Scotts lynching was one of at least two in Boone Countys history and one of at least 60 in Missouris history.

The Shops at Sharp End is expected to open within the next six months.

It will take some months before REDI can take on minority retail clients for the new business incubator planned at 500 E. Walnut St.

Every week, a group of women gather to practice aerial arts on 19-foot-tall silks. One of them is 26-year-old Jodi Simeon — described as fearless, despite knowing that her future in Lawrence hinges on random chance.

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Community, food, shopping and dancing attracted people from Lawrence and beyond to the Haskell Alumni Association’s powwow on Saturday.