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Columbia's Bicycle and Pedestrian Commission to discuss I-70 expansion plans - Vimarsana News

Columbia's Bicycle and Pedestrian Commission to discuss I-70 expansion plans

Members of Columbia’s Bicycle and Pedestrian Commission planned to discuss Wednesday the Missouri Department of Transportation’s $2.8 billion project that would

Source: krcgtv.com
Holden Ringer encourages people to 'find their walk' as he makes cross-country journey - Vimarsana News

Holden Ringer encourages people to 'find their walk' as he makes cross-country journey

Holden Ringer started walking from Washington state in March, aiming to make it to Washington, D.C. He was in Columbia this week.

Source: aol.com
Texting while driving ban awaiting Parson's signature - Vimarsana News

Texting while driving ban awaiting Parson's signature

If the governor signs the bill, all drivers will be prohibited from holding mobile devices while driving beginning next year.

Source: komu.com
Noah Zahn | KBIA - Vimarsana News

Noah Zahn | KBIA

Noah Zahn is a student producer for KBIA and a junior at the University of Missouri-Columbia studying journalism and music.

Source: kbia.org
Jackson Hotaling: "I don't feel welcomed here at all the same way that I did living in China, which is interesting to me, considering I grew up in Missouri." - Vimarsana News

Jackson Hotaling: "I don't feel welcomed here at all the same way that I did living in China, which is interesting to me, considering I grew up in Missouri."

Jackson Hotaling works in Columbia as a community engagement coordinator for the non-profit Missourians for Responsible Transportation and spoke with the Missouri on Mic team at the State Historical Society’s Bicentennial event in August.He spent a year living in China before the COVID-19 pandemic and spoke about the differences between his experience abroad and his life in Missouri.

Source: kbia.org