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Are You Looking To Try a New Restaurant, Enjoy an Old Favorite, or Find That One Specific Dish You're Craving? Savor Columbia Is Columbia, MO's Guide to Local Restaurants.

Columbia, Missouri's all-digital, alternative news source. 2005-2025

Columbia, Missouri's all-digital, alternative news source. 2005-2025

Founded in 2014, the Kinder Institute on Constitutional Democracy is dedicated to encouraging interdisciplinary study of the nation’s political traditions and principles.

Think you know Columbia, Mo? Think again. See some of Columbia's greatest personalities & hotspots! Learn More About COMO!

Get to Know Columbia's Jesse & Heather Garcia! Local Columbia Business Owners of The Penguin Piano Bar & Nightclub, The Social Room, Absolute Vintage. Learn More!

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From 1994 to 1996, Dr. Haskell Monroe, Chancellor of the University of Missouri and Professor of History, had his classes conduct interviews...

The UMC Archives is the depository of official records of the University of Missouri at Columbia as well as of the administrative records of the University of Missouri System. The UMC Archives also houses and preserves private papers, organizational records, and manuscripts that relate to the history of the University and the University System

This is part two of a collection of memories about COMO and Mizzou from the 1960s provided by Steve Mosier, Mizzou SAE, Class of ’61.

Where Columbians drink, drank and had a good time throughout history

The District is an eclectic collection of people and businesses in Downtown Columbia, Missouri. We are home to over 600 businesses, non-profits, and government entities. Shop Local CoMo!

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When Barbra Horrell was young, Sharp End was a rite of passage.

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From the early 1900s to the 1960, the Sharp End business district was a city within a city for Columbia's black community. Stretching from Fifth to Sixth streets on both sides of Walnut Street. (A historical marker located in Columbia in Boone County, Missouri.)