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In the public sphere for nearly his entire working life, former City Manager Bill Watkins leaves behind retirement for a new career in the private sector.
Voted on in 1992 and fully enacted in 2003, Missouri term limits were meant to eliminate career politicians and protect the freedom of constituents.
Think “election,” and chances are big issues and important posts come to mind. Election Day…
With more than 65 active parks, seven indoor recreation facilities and 50 miles of trails that make Columbia a desired location, Columbia Parks and Recreation always has a plan.
As the University of Missouri football team charges onto the field, fans — whether cheering in the stadium or from their living rooms.
Although Columbia has several full-service gyms, it’s also home to many specialized fitness studios, and more have opened their doors in recent years.
Missouri Valley College is a powerhouse of sorts among men’s rodeo teams in the seven-state…
Between March and November every year, runners on the roads around Columbia become a common sight.
Although some critics have equated mixed martial arts to a human version of cock fighting — watching the sport is certainly enough to make a first-time bystander wince with every hit — MMA is one of the fastest-growing sports in the United States.
As an avid shopper, I know what I like and what I don’t when it…
Poised at the corner of Providence and Broadway, Lucky’s Farmers Market brings a much-needed grocery store to the center of town
