Boone County Commission approves tax abatement for $200 million Italian meat plant
Swift Prepared Foods $200 million Italian meats processing plant is one step closer to setting up shop in Columbia.
Continue ReadingSwift Prepared Foods $200 million Italian meats processing plant is one step closer to setting up shop in Columbia.
Continue ReadingRestaurant Week in the District in downtown Columbia began Monday, and local restaurants say the event could help boost businesses for the industry during the Coronavirus pandemic.
Continue ReadingSwift Prepared Foods is looking for a new location for an Italian meats processing plant to open in 2022. And the company is considering Columbia.
Continue ReadingThe City of Columbia will consider an agreement for a coronavirus vaccine education campaign during its meeting Monday night.
Continue ReadingWalgreens partnered with The Bluffs in Columbia to deliver some of the first long-term care facility coronavirus vaccinations in Central Missouri on Tuesday.
Continue ReadingMid-Missourians will continue to see additional pandemic unemployment benefits through part of the new year.
Continue ReadingCOLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) 3Fifteen Primo Cannabis, a medical marijuana dispensary, opened its doors in Columbia Tuesday. It’s Columbia’s first marijuana shop to begin selling to licensed patients legally. Located at 4003 Ponderosa Street, the state-inspected and licensed operation is owned and operated by Columbia residents. 3Fifteen Primo Cannabis staff.3Fifteen Primo Cannabis show room.Jason Corrado, CEO
Continue ReadingMissourians unemployed because of the coronavirus pandemic could soon lose their extended benefits unless a new federal stimulus package wins approval this month.
Continue ReadingMany local bars and restaurants have been relying on outdoor seating to add capacity during the pandemic.
Continue ReadingThe City of Columbia Housing and Community Development Commission is set to discuss on Wednesday the third round of the city’s program receiving Housing Opportunity Grant from federal CARES Act funding to help aid impacts caused by COVID-19.
Continue ReadingBoone County health officials served COVID-19 health order violation notices to a school and two bars over the weekend.
Continue ReadingLocal bars and restaurants have been relying on outdoor seating to add capacity due to COVID-19.
Continue ReadingThe new Boone County health order went into effect Friday, allowing restaurants, bars and other entertainment venues to stay open until 10:30 p.m.
Continue ReadingThe Columbia/Boone County Health Department announced a new health order will go into effect in Columbia on Sept. 18 at midnight.
Continue ReadingA committee of the University of Missouri Board of Curators recommended Tuesday that the full board approve a $700,000 contract for an audit.
Continue ReadingBusinesses near the Lake of the Ozarks saw record high crowds this Labor Day weekend compared to the last two decades.
Continue ReadingSome of Columbia and Boone County’s top health and education leaders are set to meet Tuesday to discuss the recent COVID-19 health order and students’ return for the fall semester.
Continue ReadingThe Columbia City Council is scheduled to meet at 7 p.m. on Monday, and hear a report on a COVID-19 long-term recovery plan.
Continue ReadingThe Missouri Department of Labor and Industrial Relations reported that 19,071 people applied for unemployment last week.
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