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Memory Lanes Opens as Part of Sedalia’s East-Side Recreation Plans

Memory Lanes, a 16-lane bowling center at 613 East Broadway Blvd., opened in Sedalia on Monday, Nov. 9. The Sedalia Democrat reported the opening and said the center was donated to the community by Sue Heckart in memory of her parents, Bill and Stella Heckart. The city’s 2025 announcement identified Heckart’s gift as $6 million and said Sedalia Parks & Recreation would manage the facility, according to the City of Sedalia.

Sedalia, MO · 1d
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Mexico Veterans Monument Dedicated Today

A new monument honoring military veterans is being officially dedicated today in Mexico, Missouri, for Veterans Day. The Central Missouri Veterans Monument will be dedicated during a public ceremony at 11 this morning at the intersection of Teal Lake Road and Huntingfield Road. The project was spearheaded by Mexico native...

Mexico, MO · 18h
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Boone County Commission weighs budget cuts in the face of jail overcapacity

COLUMBIA — Following Boone County voters' rejection of a sales tax that would have funded a new jail, the county is working to budget for continued housing of detainees amid an overcapacity crisis. According to Boone County Presiding Commissioner Kip Kendrick, out-of-county housing expenses increased from $500,000 in 2022...

Boone County, MO · 1d

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Veterans Day ceremonies and closures planned across mid-Missouri

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) There will be several closures in observance of Veterans Day on Wednesday and events around Mid-Missouri. City offices in Jefferson City and Columbia will be closed. The City of Columbia's public transit system and Columbia/Boone Public Health and Human Services will not operate Wednesday. City administrative offices for the police and fire The post Veterans Day ceremonies and closures planned across mid-Missouri appeared first on ABC17NEWS .

Columbia, MO · 21h

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SEDALIA COUNCIL ACCEPT AGREEMENT FOR CLARENDON REALIGNMENT AROUND FAIRGROUNDS

The Sedalia City Council accepted an agreement last week with the State of Missouri’s Office of Administration that will reconfigure and expand roadways around new campgrounds at the Missouri State Fairgrounds. The agreement is the next step

Sedalia, MO · 2d

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University of Missouri President Mun Choi expresses Downtown Columbia safety concerns

COLUMBIA — University of Missouri President Mun Choi renewed his call on Columbia city leaders to act on safety concerns in Downtown Columbia. For more than a year, Choi has beaten a drum on gun violence, particularly around East Walnut Street. Choi said Downtown Columbia had too many violent fights outside bars. He wanted greater accountability from city leaders.

Columbia, MO · 2d

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State, federal government investing in Missouri veterans’ mental health

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (Heartland News) - A wreath rested on the steps of a monument honoring Mizzou Tigers who died in battle during a ceremony at the University of Missouri ahead of Veterans Day. The Missouri Veterans Commission’s annual suicide prevention report recommends more peer support and outreach in rural...

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Progressive gives Columbia veteran a new vehicle

COLUMBIA — For the last several years, Columbia veteran Dustin Horn has planned his life around his friends' and neighbors' schedules. He depends on his friends and neighbors to help him get to appointments, grocery stores and fishing. Horn, who is 42 and from Reeds Springs, is an Army...

Columbia, MO · 1d

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Childcare subsidy waitlist continues to grow as some care centers struggle

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Thousands of families are waiting to receive childcare subsidies after being placed on a waitlist while the state waits for more program openings. As the waitlist grows, more child care centers in areas that serve low-income families have been forced to close their doors. The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education opened The post Childcare subsidy waitlist continues to grow as some care centers struggle appeared first on ABC17NEWS .

Columbia, MO · 11h

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Trenton City Council approves purchases and discusses city plans

The Trenton City Council voted to delay purchasing two lawn mowers during its Nov. 9 meeting, while approving purchases of a dump truck and electric generating equipment. Members also approved a bid for maintenance and restoration work at the Trenton Family Aquatic Center, considered engineering agreements, and approved several ordinances.

Trenton, MO · 1d

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Laredo board appoints mayor, deputy mayor and new city alderman

The Laredo Board of Aldermen approved Derek Eckert as mayor, Amanda Tobias as deputy mayor, and Bruce McFie as an alderman during its Nov. 9 meeting. City Clerk Emily Kasey said the leadership changes followed the death of former Mayor Carol Holloway on Oct. 21. The board also approved updating...

Laredo, MO · 21h

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Columbia city offices closed for Veterans Day; trash and recycling still collected

City offices in Columbia are closed Wednesday for Veterans Day, which will impact several services. Importantly, curbside trash and recycling will continue to be collected and the landfill will remain open. Residents can download the CoMo Recycle and Trash App for collection day reminders and notifications. The Go COMO public...

Columbia, MO · 19h

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Missouri soldier Jay Golden Hollingsworth mistakenly reported missing during World War I

Pvt. Jay Golden Hollingsworth of Lexington, Missouri, pictured in his World War I uniform. A former coal miner, Hollingsworth enlisted in Company A, Sixth Missouri Infantry, on June 4, 1917, and later served with the 140th Infantry Regiment, 35th Division, in France. Wounded during the Meuse-Argonne Offensive on September 27, 1918, he was subsequently reported missing in action but survived and returned home in May 1919. Courtesy of Jeremy P. Ämick.

Lexington, MO · 1d

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Veterans To Be Honored At Area Schools

Local schools will be honoring veterans in the community. Tuesday, Bishop Hogan School will have their Veterans Day Progam starting at 1:30 pm in the school gymnasium. Following the program, they will have cookies and drinks with the students. The Chillicothe High School is hosting the Veterans Day Program Wednesday...

Chillicothe, MO · 2d

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SEDALIA FD OPENS TRAINING TOWER

The City of Sedalia’s project building a new station to replace the Central Fire Station included a new structure that will allow training to take place in the city. The Sedalia Fire Department has already begun use

Sedalia, MO · 1d

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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS ACCEPTS NEW MEDICAL INSURANCE PROPOSAL

The Marshall Municipal Utilities Board of Public Works accepted a medical insurance proposal with a new firm during its meeting on Tuesday, November 10. Board members learned during the meeting that MMU’s insurance renewal with Blue KC

Marshall, MO · 1d

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Five defendants plead guilty in Grundy County Circuit Court cases

Five defendants pleaded guilty in the Associate Division of Grundy County Circuit Court on Nov. 10. Jomelle Baker of Trenton pleaded guilty to an amended charge of misdemeanor fourth-degree assault stemming from Nov. 4. Under a plea agreement, prosecutors filed an amended charge, and Baker waived formal arraignment. The court accepted the agreement, suspended imposition of sentence, and placed her on one year of court-supervised probation. Baker received six days of shock incarceration in the Grundy County Jail, with credit for six days already served. She must pay $240 in jail boarding fees directly to the Grundy County Sheriff’s Office, $117.50 in court costs, and a $300 donation to the Law Enforcement Restitution Fund. The combined $697.50 is due by Jan. 12.

Grundy County, MO · 14h

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Missouri Picks Builder for $583M I-70 Widening From Kingdom City to Warrenton

Missouri has picked the team that will widen a 44-mile stretch of Interstate 70 between Kingdom City and Warrenton, adding a third lane in each direction and replacing every inch of existing pavement along the corridor. Construction is expected to begin in the first half of 2027, with the project wrapped up by late 2030.

Warrenton, MO · 1d

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Is Missouri’s abortion fight over?

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