News Tribune, city mark new chapter for Monroe Street office
News Tribune staff members made the move to the paper's new offices at 326 E. Capitol Ave. on Wednesday, turning the page on nearly a century on Monroe Street.
News Tribune staff members made the move to the paper's new offices at 326 E. Capitol Ave. on Wednesday, turning the page on nearly a century on Monroe Street.
They came to Jefferson City ready to dance.
Just north of the Missouri River in Jefferson City are three greenhouses full of more than 17,000 plants and flowers that will be for sale from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. S…
A greater share of JC Schools students have been graduating during the last five years.
Jefferson City Memorial Airport's advisory committee voted Friday to draft a letter to the City Council recommending support for a levee system providing the "…
The Cole County 250th Committee released commemorative challenge coins last week.
Two JC Schools activities directors recently received director of the year awards in Missouri.
Local first responder agencies will compete to see who can get the most blood donations this May.
The Optimist Club of Jefferson City hosted its annual Youth Appreciation Banquet and Awards Program, honoring 21 fifth-graders from the public and parochial el…
Jefferson City High School Speech and Debate won its first individual state championship in a decade and earned fourth place overall in the individual events c…
March real estate statistics from the Jefferson City Area Board of Realtors are as follows:
As businesses search for prospective employees, state corrections officials say they're working to prepare incarcerated job seekers with the skills needed to h…
The Morrow family was among the earliest pioneers to settle in Cole and Moniteau counties, raising their family on farms in addition to helping establish insti…
Southwest Boulevard will remain closed until May 24 in the 800 block for utility work, construction and preparation for a crosswalk project.
Missouri's Capital City boasts several old historic cemeteries, three on East McCarty alone -- the well-recognized National Cemetery, first used for Civil War …