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No more Cool Stuff downtown

The kitschy and iconic downtown Columbia store Cool Stuff is closing its doors after 23 years in business. Owner Arnie Fagan, an MU alum, opened the store in 1988 as a tie-dye shop.

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Newscast for February 24, 2012

Regional news coverage from the KBIA News room, including:Stephens College reorganizes academic departmentsNo more Cool Stuff downtownMissouri House passes English driver's license requirement

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City of Columbia implements new parking meters

The city of Columbia is trying out a new type of parking meter that gives drivers more options for how to pay.

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New bus route to run between MU, downtown Columbia

The city of Columbia announced Thursday the addition of a new city bus route that will directly connect the University of Missouri and downtown Columbia.  Mayor Bob McDavid calls the plan FASTCAT–“CAT”...

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Columbia Downtown Community Improvement District Board to vote on Tiger Town...

Plans in Columbia for a downtown tailgating event at MU’s Friday home football games are beginning to take shape.

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'Columbia Imagined' forum focuses on downtown 'density'

The “density” of Columbia’s downtown areas was a key topic emerging from the fourth phase of the city’s public-input program known as “Columbia Imagined.” A slightly smaller crowd than usual gathered...

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Early homecoming football game may impact downtown Columbia businesses

MU's morning homecoming football game this weekend may have a negative economic impact on downtown Columbia businesses.

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Vintage arcade reopens in Columbia under new owner

In a room with a checkered floor that glows eerily under blacklights, games ranging from Pac-Man to newer, shooter games line the walls.

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Niedermeyer fate sparks conversation about CoMo's C-2 zoning

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MU faculty, associates push for clear plan to return museum to downtown

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What I've learned from leading walking tours (and why I hope you'll come)

Note: Kellie Kotraba is the editor of Columbia Faith & Values (ColumbiaFAVS.com), which runs KBIA's Faith & Values desk. When I accepted my job, I didn’t realize “tour guide” would be part of...

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No more Cool Stuff downtown

The kitschy and iconic downtown Columbia store Cool Stuff is closing its doors after 23 years in business. Owner Arnie Fagan, an MU alum, opened the store in 1988 as a tie-dye shop.

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Task force discusses funding for downtown Columbia infrastructure improvements

The Downtown Columbia Leadership Council formed a task force at their meeting Tuesday night. Its goal is to help City Council find the most appropriate way to fund necessary infrastructure improvements...

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New hotel opens in downtown Columbia

A new downtown hotel has formally opened its doors in Columbia.The Broadway, a project four years in the making, celebrated its grand opening Wednesday with a ribbon cutting. The ceremony had members...

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Downtown Columbia businesses vandalized

    Lakota Coffee on 9th street was vandalized around 1:45 a.m. on April 18.The vandal broke the glass in the front door and both front windows. They also threw red oil paint across Lakota's...

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The future of downtown development, and Repeal 6214

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Columbia debuts new bus route

Columbia residents have a new way to get around town. The new downtown route for CoMo Connect began today, with the rest of the new system set to launch August 4. The downtown route, Red Line, replaces...

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Graffiti Increases in Downtown Columbia

Graffiti artists are costing some Columbia businesses hundreds of dollars in downtown Columbia. Columbia Police arrested two taggers last month and are searching for at least two more.Police say...

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Debate Over Downtown History Rages on

 On April 1st Shakespeare’s Pizza announced it would be temporarily closing its 9th Street location for just less than one year as the building it currently occupies is demolished and redeveloped....

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Thinking Out Loud: The Blind Boone Home

Work continues on restoration of the Columbia home of Ragtime composer and concert pianist J.W. "Blind" Boone. On this week's Thinking Out Loud, the Reverend Clyde Ruffin visits with KBIA's Darren...

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