Jefferson City News
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MU Athletics Come Home Tour coming to Jefferson City
For the third consecutive year, the University of Missouri's "Come Home Tour" will host stops in Central Missouri.
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Subscriber ExclusiveCOLE COUNTY HISTORY: Rank family helped develop farms, Lutheran churches in county
The Rank family, early Bavarian immigrants to Cole County, were involved in the establishment and growth of Lutheran churches in Cole County.
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Subscriber ExclusiveHataway named full-status director of DED
Gov. Mike Parson named Michelle Hataway, acting director of the Department of Economic Development, a full-status director Friday.
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Subscriber ExclusiveHabitat for Humanity sets out to surprise recipients
Habitat for Humanity board members zig-zagged across Jefferson City on Friday afternoon.
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Sewer main rehab on tap for several city roads
SAK Construction will perform sewer main rehabilitation Monday in Jefferson City.
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Kehoe to visit Texas border
Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe is traveling today to the Texas border.
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Subscriber ExclusiveCAPITAL CITY HISTORY: One of Missouri’s richest men became city’s first mayor
The Missouri Supreme Court rests upon land once occupied by a mansion owned by Thomas Lawson Price: one of Missouri's richest men, one of its most prominent po…
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Subscriber ExclusiveJC School Board welcomes new member, reviews programs for students’ emotional well-being
The Jefferson City School Board welcomed a new member Thursday and wished the best to its departing board member at its regular April meeting.
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Subscriber ExclusiveState Tech building up campus, population
State Technical College of Missouri in Linn is experiencing growth, both in its campus offerings and in the number of students it serves.
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Structure fire leaves JC resident with life-threatening injuries
A Jefferson City resident suffered life-threatening injuries in a structure fire early Friday morning.
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Subscriber ExclusiveCity to opt for paint, sidewalks to curb neighborhood speeding
The city has been working with residents of Rolling Hills Drive for several months to determine a solution for speeding vehicles on the residential street.
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Subscriber ExclusiveJefferson City’s namesake turns 281
The Christopher Casey Chapter Sons of the American Revolution (SAR) gathered Friday afternoon to celebrate Thomas Jefferson's 281st birthday.
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Subscriber ExclusiveJC Schools announces new assistant principals at Lawson, Pioneer Trail, Capital City
JC Schools has announced three new assistant principals within the district.
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