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Oona Nelson, 18, has played nearly every sport in the book. This coming fall, she’ll head off on an athletic scholarship to pursue her favorite sport of all: cycling. 

Historian Tim Cook will be at Queens University in Kingston to give a talk about his new book on healthcare during the First World War.

MISSOURI VALLEY COLLEGE HOSTING “BOOM! THE RISE AND FALL OF MISSOURI’S BLACK BUSINESS DISTRICT”

You Don’t Say is a special project commissioned by the City of Columbia’s bicentennial Como200 task force. It’s co-produced by the Sharp End Heritage Committee and KBIA.

Canadian author and war historian Tim Cook will be speaking at an event hosted by the Bruce County Museum and ...

Canadian author and war historian Tim Cook will be speaking at an event hosted by the Bruce County Museum and Cultural Centre. A release from the Coun...

Canadian author and war historian Tim Cook will be speaking at an event hosted by the Bruce County Museum and Cultural Centre. A release from the Coun...

More than 30 businesses applied for the first round grant, with three receiving the funding.

T’Keyah Thomas is a spoken word poet and community organizer based in Columbia, MO. In her role as announcer and producer for KBIA, you’re likely to catch TK on-air during the day, or moderating a panel on art and local history.

People have been invited to line the streets of Cardiff to greet the new King and the Queen Consort.