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4 days ago | 
krcgtv.com | Amya Henry
Rian is one of the three children that Grandfather Pat Teglo obtained custody over. Between 10-hour hospital visits in Columbia and an upcoming five or six-week-long visit to St. Louis for radiation, Teglo remains out of work. This is why the Camdenton community is hosting a bake sale at The butcher Shop this Saturday from 11 am until every item is sold. Older sister Rowan McCormick encouraged anyone to bring their goods to sell for the cause.
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5 days ago | 
krcgtv.com | Amya Henry
JEFFERSON CITY — Saturday afternoon, the Missouri State Museum hosted an opening ceremony for a new exhibit called Missouri Makers. The exhibition celebrated 40 years of Missouri's traditional arts apprenticeship program and featured the work of master artists and apprentices. Folk art represented many traditional art forms in Missouri and beyond.
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5 days ago | 
krcgtv.com | Amya Henry
COLUMBIA — The Columbia Falcon Tours Amtgard live-action role-playing group (LARP) brought together other Mid-Missouri parks for their weekly park play on Sunday. A park is a chapter/kingdom in the game based on location. The groups met at Albert Oakland Park. When reality becomes dull, it offers players the chance to create a new reality of their own. Games are different each time ranging from militia to magic. "We did a militia game. So it was just pure combat.
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1 week ago | 
krcgtv.com | Amya Henry
Thursday, Columbia saw several celebrations to commemorate Juneteenth. The federally recognized holiday for the emancipation of enslaved people in America. The Columbia African American Business Alliance hosted a program at Urban Empowerment Ministries where live food and music were met with a black business vendor fair. With a spotlight on black entrepreneurship, community members shared key factors of Columbia's history of African American economic security.
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1 week ago | 
krcgtv.com | Amya Henry
COLUMBIA — After a retreat, community outreach meetings and planning, the Columbia City Council voted 5-1 on Monday to amend its strategic plan to go back to its original language. Originally proposed at a May 5th council meeting, the change returned the city's statement on diversity equity and inclusion to its original format from 2021.
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1 week ago | 
krcgtv.com | Amya Henry
The Special Learning Center hosted a final fair well reception for student and staff alumni as the center prepares to move to its new location on Weathered Rock Road. Saturday's event was a time to reflect on the thousands of lives impacted since the opening of the building in 1991. Former Executive Director Debbie Hamler was present and shared early memories from the center's formation.
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2 weeks ago | 
krcgtv.com | Amya Henry
Jefferson City — The Missouri State Highway Patrol rolled out several of its vehicles covered in the "Ghost Graphic decals."As reported earlier, the reflective technology is meant to disguise the vehicles, making it easier to catch traffic violators. "To be honest, as long as we're doing what we're supposed to be doing anyways, it shouldn't matter. I mean, they're there to protect us. I don't think that they're doing anything sneaky.
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2 weeks ago | 
krcgtv.com | Amya Henry
A national hero continues to bring honor to Moberly on D-Day, as the Missouri National Guard Memorializes its Armory to be renamed after General Omar Nelson Bradley. "Well, I think, you know, General Bradley is sort of an icon for us in all branches of the military. And I think it's very important that we take the time to honor him and this type of thing, doing it here because he was a wonderful citizen of this community many years ago. And he represented not only Missouri but also all of America.
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2 weeks ago | 
krcgtv.com | Amya Henry
COLUMBIA — Monday was the second meeting of a series of office hours held by the City of Columbia to inform residents of the potential implications of recent executive orders by the Trump administration. The "Be Heard" office hours series follows a May 5th City Council meeting that prompts the city to revise its language on equity and another strategic plan due to an executive order by the Trump administration on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI).
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2 weeks ago | 
krcgtv.com | Amya Henry
COLUMBIA — Several constituents of the University of Missouri and MU Healthcare gathered this Saturday afternoon to seek changes to wages and working conditions. Liuna Local 955 held a town hall as they remain in negotiations with the university over wages and will enter negotiations with MU Healthcare in the coming months. Members of the workforce and behind the scenes in operational roles felt left in the dark about new policies and protocols at the organization.
