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Jefferson City Oktoberfest goes to the dogs, with dachshund derby steals the show (opens the original)
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West Dunklin Street in Jefferson City turned into a little slice of Bavaria today as the city’s 26th annual Oktoberfest filled the area with music, food and plenty of wagging tails. Hosted by the Old Munichburg Association, the festival served up live music, German food and cold beer throughout the day. But the biggest draw was the dogs. Dachshunds took center stage during the costume contest and the Dax and Derby race, one of the event’s signature attractions. Kids had their own fun nearby with
Moberly family’s free Hot Wheels library gets restocked after a few grown-ups swipe it (opens the original)
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If you’ve ever wished the neighborhood “little free library” had more horsepower, a family in Moberly has you covered. Dewayne and Ashley Eravi built a little free library just for toy cars, inspired by an idea they saw on TikTok. The setup is as easy as it gets: leave a Hot Wheel, take a Hot Wheel. There’s no cost, no lock and it’s open anytime. “I mean we have these little reading libraries all over but for kids that don't read Or they don't like to read but play with cars That's a great idea,
Jefferson City Council rejects zoning change for proposed winter homeless shelter (opens the original)
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Jefferson City leaders voted down a proposal to create a winter homeless shelter and resource center on Adams Street, a decision neighbors on East Capitol Avenue are calling a win. The Jefferson City Council voted 6-3 against a zoning change sought by the nonprofit Housing the Community Jefferson City. The group wanted to turn the building into a resource center and a 30-bed shelter for the winter. Some nearby residents pushed back on the plan, and East Capitol Avenue property owner Deb Sacilows
Jefferson City Council set to talk about the zoning change for a resource center (opens the original)
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Jefferson City leaders are set to take up a proposed resource center and winter shelter plan for a former office building at 107 Adams St. during a City Council meeting that begins at 6 p.m. The key item on the agenda is a public hearing on the property, where the nonprofit Housing the Community Jefferson City wants to repurpose the building into a year-round resource center offering job help, mental health services, and food. The plan also calls for converting the building’s second floor into a
Columbia to host Missouri high school state championships at Mizzou venues through 2031 (opens the original)
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Some of Missouri’s biggest high school sports crowds will keep coming to Columbia for years to come, after a decision that city leaders say will be a major win for tourism and local businesses. The Missouri State High School Activities Association board has decided Columbia will maintain its host city status through 2031 for boys and girls basketball championships, boys wrestling and girls wrestling championships. Sports venues at the University of Missouri, including Hearnes Center, are expecte
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