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Columbia city council approves $1.7 million roundabout at Route K and Old Plank Road - Vimarsana News

Columbia city council approves $1.7 million roundabout at Route K and Old Plank Road

Traffic flow will soon be safer in a South Columbia neighborhood. City Council Members unanimously approved Monday night a $1.7 million roundabout project at th

Source: krcgtv.com
Columbia Public Works proposes speed bumps on Hanover Boulevard, seeks resident feedback - Vimarsana News

Columbia Public Works proposes speed bumps on Hanover Boulevard, seeks resident feedback

The City of Columbia Public Works Department hosted an informal open house meeting to discuss calming traffic on Hanover Boulevard.Residents have raised concern

Source: krcgtv.com
Wabash Bus Station lobby is now open | Mid-Missouri News - Vimarsana News

Wabash Bus Station lobby is now open | Mid-Missouri News

The lobby at the Wabash Bus Station on Tenth Street in Columbia is open for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic.

Source: komu.com
City of Columbia Public Works street crews have early battle with potholes - Vimarsana News

City of Columbia Public Works street crews have early battle with potholes

City of Columbia Public Works street crews worked every day and repaired potholes. City officials encouraged all residents to report potholes in their neighborh

Source: krcgtv.com
Concerns rise over speeding vehicles, road safety on Bethel Street in Columbia - Vimarsana News

Concerns rise over speeding vehicles, road safety on Bethel Street in Columbia

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Residents turning onto Bethel Street in south Columbia may notice several yellow yard signs scattered across front yards that read “PLEASE SLOW DOWN.” Nearby residents told ABC