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2 days ago |
abc17news.com | Nia Hinson
Columbia Board of Education to review budget on Wednesday The Columbia Board of Education will have discussions about how it plans to spend money for the upcoming school year and the impact it will have on the district's five-year plan. The district's funds includes total fund balances for the district, as well as its operating funds, comprised of general and teacher funds. According to meeting documents, CPS experienced a nearly $7 million decrease in its fund balance.
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3 days ago |
abc17news.com | Nia Hinson
Columbia man works to spread message to end youth violence as movement grows throughout city What started out as a simple effort inspired by his son has now grown into an outpouring of support for one Columbia man. Daniel Edwards moved to Columbia when he was 12 years old and said he's witnessed firsthand the lasting effects gun violence -- especially involving children -- can have on a family. Tuesday marked his cousin's birthday, who was killed back in 2018 at 19-years-old.
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4 days ago |
abc17news.com | Nia Hinson
Neighbors push back against proposed Jefferson City subdivision over traffic concerns JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ)Some residents of a southwest Jefferson City neighborhood are worried a proposed construction project will cause traffic congestion in the area. The city is proposing building the "Walnut Hills Subdivision" off of Route C near Liverpool Drive and Rock Ridge Road.
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1 week ago |
abc17news.com | Nia Hinson
Local pools delay opening in anticipation of cool, rainy weather JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ)Those looking to lay out by the pool on Memorial Day Monday in Columbia and Jefferson City may run into some trouble. According to a social media post from Jefferson City Parks and Rec, the city will delay opening the Memorial Aquatic Center and Ellis-Porter Riverside Pool until Wednesday, May 28, weather permitting. The post says the delay is due to low air and water temperatures.
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2 weeks ago |
abc17news.com | Nia Hinson
New Violent Crime Abatement Team looks to curb violence in Mid-Missouri Mid-Missouri is taking steps toward curbing violence through collaborative efforts between local, state and federal agencies. The Violent Crime Abatement Team -- which began in Jan. 1 -- looks to discuss recent violent crimes and arrests in the area during monthly meetings at the U.S. Attorney's Office.
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