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First property declared dangerous by tornado damage
For two months after the May 22 tornado tore through Jefferson City, code enforcement staff held back on enforcing violations in the area to give people time to recover.
by Emily Cole
Published Nov. 15 2019 @ 10:54pm
Open house for historic homes draws visitors to Capitol Avenue
The properties at 501, 507, 513 E. Capitol Ave. and 101 Jackson St. were open for public viewing for the first time Friday.
by Emily Cole
Published Nov. 15 2019 @ 10:51pm
State Tech professor on leave after complaint
A State Technical College of Missouri faculty member is on leave pending a formal investigation into a complaint involving alleged discrimination.
by Phillip Sitter
Published Nov. 15 2019 @ 10:43pm
Court date set for JC Schools lawsuit
A case involving the Jefferson City School District will be argued Dec. 9 in Cole County Court.
by Danisha Hogue
Published Nov. 15 2019 @ 10:48pm
Eagle Day coming to Jefferson City this winter
Jefferson City's MDC Runge Nature Center, at 330 Commerce Drive, will host an MDC Eagle Day from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Feb. 1.
by News Tribune
Published Nov. 15 2019 @ 10:46pm
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Blair Oaks wins fifth straight district title with 35-7 victory against Buffalo
WARDSVILLE — It had been two months since the Blair Oaks Falcons had been challenged, but they were in a tough battle Friday night in the Class 3 District 5 championship.
by Greg Jackson
Published Nov. 16 2019 @ 12:30am
Missouri won't catch Florida unawares a third time
COLUMBIA — Missouri caught Florida at opportune times each of the last two years.
by Colin O'Brien
Published Nov. 16 2019 @ 12:25am
Lincoln, Mo. Western coming off losses ahead of today's regular-season finale
It has been a tough transition for the Lincoln Blue Tigers back into the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association.
by Greg Jackson
Published Nov. 16 2019 @ 12:20am
Local News
Cole County MU alumni group achieves honor
The Cole County Chapter of the Mizzou Alumni Association has attained Capstone distinction with the MAA.
by the News Tribune
news@newstribune.com
Published Nov. 16 2019 @ 12:05am
Three charged with use
of fake credit cards
Three Jefferson City residents have been charged with using a fraudulent credit card to pay for items at Menards.
Published Nov. 16 2019 @ 12:05am
Cole County History: The Jefferson City Memorial Airport and the river
Editor’s Note: This column is the third in a three-part series about the history of the Jefferson City airport.
by Terry Rackers
For the Historic City of Jefferson
Published Nov. 16 2019 @ 12:05am
Opinion
Perspective: A 100-year legacy continues strong
This week, the American Farm Bureau celebrated its 100th birthday. For a century, this organization has carried out a mission of ensuring farmers and ranchers around the country have a voice both in their home states and on a national level.
Published Nov. 16 2019 @ 12:05am
Your Opinion: School board’s property purchase
Leonard J. Steinman IIJefferson CityDear Editor:I just recently read that the school board of Jefferson City had just recently purchased 30 of the houses that were destroyed by the tornado.
Published Nov. 16 2019 @ 12:05am
Our Opinion: Smart911 is a smart choice
If you’ve read Wednesday’s News Tribune story about the launch of a city/county Smart911 system, we know what you’re thinking.
Published Nov. 16 2019 @ 12:05am
Sports
Jays, Lee's Summit West enter quarterfinal contest with stout defenses
Goals figure to be tough to come by this afternoon as the Jefferson City Jays take on the Lee's Summit West Titans in Class 4 quarterfinal soccer action.
by News Tribune
Published Nov. 16 2019 @ 12:15am
Helias soccer takes hot streak to Neosho for Class 3 quarterfinal matchup
The Class 3 soccer Final Four is scheduled for next Friday and Saturday in Fenton.
by News Tribune
Published Nov. 16 2019 @ 12:15am
Features
Colorful art exhibit to be displayed William Woods
An art exhibit featuring printed works with layered text, color and pattern is coming to William Woods University.
Published Nov. 14 2019 @ 9:40am
Lighthouse Prep students serve community through interactive dinner performance
Mark your calendars for a flashback to the '50s, complete with musical numbers, dancing and diner-style hamburgers and hot dogs served by students at Lighthouse Preparatory Academy.
by Nina Todea
Published Nov. 14 2019 @ 12:05am
American classic 'Steel Magnolias' comes to The Little Theatre
If you recognize this line: "I'm not crazy, M'Lynn, I've just been in a very bad mood for 40 years," chances are, you're more than familiar with what's to come at The Little Theatre of Jefferson City.
by Nina Todea
Published Nov. 14 2019 @ 12:05am
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