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Meeting to discuss converting former Shelbina elementary school into senior apartments attracts more that 40 people
SHELBINA, Mo. — Ken Nuernberger of ND Consulting Group and Carla Potts of NECAC answered questions Wednesday about a preliminary proposal to convert the former Shelbina Elementary School into senior apartments. The meeting at the Shelby County Senior Center attracted more than 40 people. Plans call for 40 to...
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Shelbina residents raise concerns about proposed senior living facility
SHELBINA, Mo.— The North East Community Action Corporation (NECAC) is thinking about converting the old Shelbina elementary school into an income based senior living facility. The building has been sitting vacant for almost six years. With such a big change to the community, residents are raising concerns. "Well, we're...
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Long-Term Process for Short-Term Rental Approval
More than a decade after opening an Airbnb attached to their home near the Columbia Country Club, Randall Kilgore and Gary Smith found themselves navigating a lengthy new city approval process to keep renting the space. The Columbia City Council approved sweeping regulations for short-term rentals — including Airbnb and...
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Shops at Sharp End set to close at the end of June
Shops at Sharp End, a retail incubator for small business owners, is set to close at the end of June due to grant funding running out. The brick and mortar storefront opened in 2024 to help connect local entrepreneurs with Columbia residents, following the COVID-19 pandemic. "We found that back...
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Columbia College sells 9 properties near downtown for around $2 million
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Problem rental properties would be inspected more under proposed Columbia ordinance
COLUMBIA — The city of Columbia is considering a change to how often it inspects rental properties. The change would create a tiered system where properties that have repeat violations would be inspected more often than properties that do not have repeat violations. Under the city's current Rental Unit...
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Shops at Sharp End set to run out of funding at the end of June
COLUMBIA — Shops at Sharp End, a retail incubator for small business owners, is set to run out of grant funding at the end of June, which it has relied on to stay open. The brick and mortar storefront opened in 2024 to help connect local entrepreneurs with Columbia residents, following the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Mid-Missouri Board of Realtors hosts 4th Ward candidate forum and Prop 1 talk session
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) The Mid-Missouri Board of Realtors is set to host a forum Tuesday for the upcoming August elections. The event will be a candidate forum for Columbia's 4th Ward City Council race from 5:30 p.m. to 7:15 p.m. Tuesday at 311 Bernadette Dr. The Board of Realtors will also host a talk session The post Mid-Missouri Board of Realtors hosts 4th Ward candidate forum and Prop 1 talk session appeared first on ABC17NEWS .
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DWR Owner Wagner Developing Residential Real Estate At The Lake Of The Ozarks
From building Waves And Wheels from scratch to buying DWR/Doug Wright Powerboats a year ago this month, Lake of the Ozarks local Justin Wagner is a serial entrepreneur. But while go-fasting types at the Central Missouri and far beyond know him from his marine industry initiatives, Wagner has been involved in several real estate projects during the years.
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Jefferson City goes to court with Quality Inn operator over lodging tax records
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Jefferson City filed a lawsuit on Wednesday against the operator of the Quality Inn over records regarding its lodging tax. Court documents show the city is suing DEAA Hospitality and Paresh Patel, of Peoria, Illinois, for not submitting records for the city’s lodging tax at the June 1 City Council meeting. The The post Jefferson City goes to court with Quality Inn operator over lodging tax records appeared first on ABC17NEWS .