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State, local officials celebrate completed St. Charles Road bridge (opens the original)
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Four months after the old St. Charles Road bridge was demolished, state and local officials gathered Monday to celebrate its replacement, which was completed weeks ahead of schedule as part of the widening of Interstate 70 through Columbia. The new bridge is expected to open to traffic Friday. The previous bridge, built in 1957, was demolished in April to make room for the expansion of I-70 to three lanes in each direction as part of the Improve I-70 project. Success! An email has been sent to w
Columbia considers lowering utility assistance for residents, gets first look at 2027 budget (opens the original)
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Residents who get help with their utility bills through a city-run assistance program could get less funding in the coming year. The Columbia City Council on Monday heard a report from an audit of the city's Utility Assistance Program conducted by Rubin Brown. The audit found that residents who qualified for the program were receiving an average of more than $874 per person annually in benefits, much higher than similar-size cities that typically offer residents aid of $250 to $430. Success! An
Columbia City Council to consider 305-unit student housing development (opens the original)
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The Aug. 3 City Council meeting will start at 6 p.m., not 7 p.m. as it customarily does. A proposed 305-unit student housing development near the University of Missouri and nearly $40 million in bonds for upgrades to the cityâs electric and water meters are among the items the Columbia City Council will consider Monday. The City Council meeting is scheduled to begin at 6 p.m. Monday at the Daniel Boone City Building, 701 E. Broadway. Success! An email has been sent to with a link to confirm li
'A giant magnet': Thousands come to see history in motion as Big Boy thunders through Missouri (opens the original)
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Long before you can see Big Boy No. 4014, you can hear its whistle. And wherever it stopped this week in Missouri, the whistle from the worldâs largest operating steam locomotive drew a crowd of thousands. Spectators erupted into cheers as the train rolled around a bend. They raised their phones to capture a million pounds of steel rolling down the tracks. And they were blown away when the deafening blast announced that the train had pulled to a stop. Success! An email has been sent to with a
U.S. fans in Columbia react to the end of the team's World Cup run (opens the original)
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Tensions were high around local Columbia bars and restaurants for the United Statesâ match against Belgium. Local businesses have been hosting watch parties to support the menâs soccer team in their historic run, and Mondayâs match was no different. Even after Belgium scored early, the mood at the International Tap House was optimistic, but diehards were less forgiving. Excitement flowed through the bar when the United States scored on a goal kick in the first half. People jumped in the ai
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