Columbia Daily Tribune

Columbia Daily Tribune

The Columbia Daily Tribune, often called the Columbia Tribune or simply the Tribune, is one of the two daily newspapers serving Columbia, Missouri, alongside the Columbia Missourian. It stands out as the only daily paper in the area with circulation numbers verified by the Alliance for Audited Media (AAM), a membership it has held since 1915. The Tribune was owned by the Watson/Waters family from its founding in 1905 until 2016.

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#202238

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#46149

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#1995

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  • 2 days ago | columbiatribune.com | James Owen

    “Pee-Wee As Himself” is Matt Wolf’s two-part documentary that recently began streaming on Max, which you probably still call HBO Max. (It will again officially be known as HBO Max soon, in an example of corporate ineptitude.) The doc is a definitive look at Paul Reubens, the comedian-artist most people still know by his most famous character, Pee-Wee Herman. Or, at least, as definitive as one can be.

  • 2 days ago | columbiatribune.com | Charles J. Dunlap

    Court appointed special advocates for 20 years have provided a voice to abused and neglected children connected to cases in Boone and Callaway counties. Heart of Missouri CASA plans to celebrate this milestone 3-6 p.m. Sunday, May 8, at Logboat Brewing Co. The Voices of Columbia event will feature an afternoon open to the public filled with free live music, local food trucks, and activities for all ages. Music lineup includes Aina Cook, Double Helix and C. Rock City.

  • 3 days ago | columbiatribune.com | Charles J. Dunlap

    Columbia City Council members will hold informal "office hours" to discuss potential impacts of state and federal funding changes. Residents can drop in to learn about funding changes and discuss executive orders with council members and staff. Meetings are open to all residents and will be held at various locations throughout the city. The meetings are part of public engagement regarding potential changes to the city's equity statement following a federal executive order.

  • 3 days ago | columbiatribune.com | Charles J. Dunlap

    Two Missouri congressmen, Reps. Bob Onder and Mark Alford, held a private meeting with business leaders and elected officials, excluding other constituents. The meeting focused on topics such as tariffs, federal funding and community development block grants. Constituents protested the representatives' lack of public town halls and limited access for communication.

  • 3 days ago | columbiatribune.com | Charles J. Dunlap

    A local union has put its support behind a candidate for the special Columbia City Council election Aug. 5. Vera Elwood received the endorsement of Laborers’ International Union of North America Local 955 late Sunday, June 1. Elwood is a University of Missouri librarian, member of LiUNA 955 and was an organizer on its Mizzou Workers United campaign. The union said that her membership did not guarantee an endorsement.

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