CoMo Livable Streets campaign seeks updated policy from city council
Local Motion's CoMo Livable Streets campaign seeks better access for pedestrians, bicyclists, public transportation on all city streets.
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Local Motion's CoMo Livable Streets campaign seeks better access for pedestrians, bicyclists, public transportation on all city streets.
Hubba, hubba, hubba, who do you trust? According to author and MU Trulaske College of Business professor, JOHN HOWE, it's not who you think- or who 'they' want you to think, and that's something called "authority bias." Also, Columbia's PedNet Coalition is now Local Motion. While the name has changed, the mission has not. Chief development officer ANNETTE TRIPLETT is here to encourage everyone to take part in next week's annual Bike, Walk & Wheel Week! (4:55) May 6, 2022
A combined 59 years of public service departs Columbia city government this year — mayor, council member and city manager.
Trails were deemed a top priority by Columbia residents in a Parks and Recreation Department survey and during Monday's city council meeting.