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Parks & OutdoorsKids need to sprint: Community Park packs a 30-foot climbing tower, ziplines, and a splash park with three age-specific zones, perfect for melting extra energy this week.
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Kids need to sprint: Community Park packs a 30-foot climbing tower, ziplines, and a splash park with three age-specific zones, perfect for melting extra energy this week.
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Ria's Restaurant in Jefferson City, a popular restaurant owned and operated by Greek immigrants Chris and Ria Totsikas, has closed its doors after nearly 20 years of operation.
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The Jefferson City River Market is set to open with a ribbon-cutting ceremony by city and county officials at 3 p.m.
Full story at abc17news.com ↗
The Jefferson City Parks, Recreation and Forestry Department is considering an alternative route for a proposed 10-foot-wide concrete Boggs Creek Trail after concerns were raised that the original route would interfere with business expansion plans.
Full story at newstribune.com ↗
The Jefferson City Council has unanimously accepted $15 million from a state appropriations bill for the conference center project.
Full story at abc17news.com ↗
A 21-year-old Jefferson City man, Cassius Bello, is being held without bond at the Cole County Jail after police say he pointed a rifle at a car carrying five teenagers with a laser sight during a police chase on September 5.
Full story at hoodline.com ↗
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