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The Columbia Substance Abuse Advisory Commission met Wednesday to discuss potential alcohol restrictions downtown. The commission consists of 10 members…
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Before Quinton’s, the James Condominium and Britches Clothing are demolished in downtown Columbia next month, historic preservationists are excavating…
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The Columbia City Council voted 6-1 last night to approve the combination of two lots of land to make way for a new apartment complex on Locust Street.…
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Work continues on restoration of the Columbia home of Ragtime composer and concert pianist J.W. "Blind" Boone. On this week's Thinking Out Loud, the…
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On April 1st Shakespeare’s Pizza announced it would be temporarily closing its 9th Street location for just less than one year as the building it…
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Graffiti artists are costing some Columbia businesses hundreds of dollars in downtown Columbia. Columbia Police arrested two taggers last month and are…
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Columbia residents have a new way to get around town. The new downtown route for CoMo Connect began today, with the rest of the new system set to launch…
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Columbia’s city clerk has until Tuesday evening to decide whether the petition known as Repeal 6214 has enough signatures and is valid - and whether the…
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Lakota Coffee on 9th street was vandalized around 1:45 a.m. on April 18.The vandal broke the glass in the front door and both front windows. They also…
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A new downtown hotel has formally opened its doors in Columbia.The Broadway, a project four years in the making, celebrated its grand opening Wednesday…