JEFFERSON CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION: Adam Gresham
The chief of staff to Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe has his eyes on his own public office.
Continue ReadingThe chief of staff to Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe has his eyes on his own public office.
Continue ReadingErika Leonard is a registered lobbyist and a mother of two Jefferson City School District students.
Continue ReadingMarc Ellinger is a founding partner of the Jefferson City law firm Ellinger and Associates.
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Continue ReadingBusiness owner Philip Merriman wants to be the lone Libertarian voice on the Columbia City Council.
Continue ReadingThe Ward 6 councilwoman is hoping for a third term, touting a six-year history on the council that includes her support climate-friendly policies, community policing and a careful approach to the coronavirus pandemic.
Continue ReadingMinchew hopes to bring a more fiscally conservative approach to city government, promising on his campaign website to fight the “mission creep” that is draining city coffers.
Continue ReadingHis name can be seen on signs in prominent places in Columbia, and now Jim Meyer is hoping to channel that exposure into a successful run for Columbia City Council.
Continue ReadingBill Weitkemper spent nearly 40 years in Columbia’s sanitary sewer utility, most of it as maintenance superintendent.
Continue ReadingAndrea Waner, candidate for the Second Ward seat on the Columbia City Council, is already well known to many in city government.
Continue ReadingLuke Neal says a desire for having kids in classrooms was part of his reason for running for a seat on the Columbia Board of Education.
Continue ReadingAron Saylor was motivated to run for a seat on the Columbia Board of Education at least in part because of how the board handled the coronavirus pandemic.
Continue ReadingSnodgrass is one of four political newcomers seeking two open seats.
Continue ReadingKatherine Sasser is leaning on her experience working in Columbia Public Schools and in public education to make the case for voters to elect her to the school board.
Continue ReadingTeresa Maledy, the retired chairwoman and CEO of Commerce Bank, is the only incumbent seeking reelection to the Columbia Board of Education this year.
Continue ReadingCOLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Mid-Missouri residents interested in voting in the April 6 school and municipal election will have to register by Wednesday. Boone County residents can register to vote at the Boone County Government Center located at 9th and Ash streets in Columbia from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday. They can also
Continue ReadingLocal clerks are preparing for the April 6 election. Tuesday was the first day people could vote absentee.
Continue ReadingThe current VP of the Columbia School Board has decided not to run for reelection.
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