Stephi Smith
City Government Reporter at Jefferson City News Tribune
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19 hours ago |
newstribune.com | Stephi Smith
The proposed downtown conference center is set to enter the schematic design phase. The Jefferson City Council's administration committee advanced a $1.5-million change order with the conference center developers during a regular meeting on Wednesday. Funding for this contract will come from the city's lodging tax fund, which holds approximately $9.8 million, according to the Jefferson City Convention and Visitors Bureau.
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19 hours ago |
newstribune.com | Stephi Smith
Stephi Smith is the city government reporter for the Jefferson City News Tribune. She writes mostly about parks, city hall board meetings and city council. She joined the News Tribune in April 2023 after she graduated from the University of Missouri's School of Journalism with a bachelor's in print and digital news reporting. She has previously covered local news in her hometown near Seattle, Washington and at the Missourian in Columbia, Missouri.
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1 day ago |
newstribune.com | Stephi Smith
The Jefferson City Police Department has named a second community resource officer and plans to expand the unit over time. Police Chief Eric Wilde told the public safety committee last week that officer Justin Goetz will be joining Martika Hitt as a community resource officer (CRO).
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1 day ago |
newstribune.com | Stephi Smith
Stephi Smith is the city government reporter for the Jefferson City News Tribune. She writes mostly about parks, city hall board meetings and city council. She joined the News Tribune in April 2023 after she graduated from the University of Missouri's School of Journalism with a bachelor's in print and digital news reporting. She has previously covered local news in her hometown near Seattle, Washington and at the Missourian in Columbia, Missouri.
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2 days ago |
newstribune.com | Stephi Smith
Stephi Smith is the city government reporter for the Jefferson City News Tribune. She writes mostly about parks, city hall board meetings and city council. She joined the News Tribune in April 2023 after she graduated from the University of Missouri's School of Journalism with a bachelor's in print and digital news reporting. She has previously covered local news in her hometown near Seattle, Washington and at the Missourian in Columbia, Missouri.
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