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Infant injured at soccer game
Columbia EMS transported an infant to a St. Louis hospital following a fall during Thursday’s high school girls soccer game between Columbia and Gibault at Oerter Park. At about 6:30…
Fatal motorcycle crash in North Dupo
An East Carondelet man died in an early Friday morning motorcycle crash in North Dupo. The St. Clair County Sheriff’s Department said it was dispatched to Water Street near the…
CPD responds to Bluff Road incident
Columbia police and EMS came to the aid of a woman who may have been a victim of domestic violence in St. Louis County early Monday morning before driving to…
I-255 lane closures next week
The Missouri Department of Transportation announced that lane closures will be taking place next week on I-255 at the Jefferson Barracks Bridge. Starting Monday, May 17 through Wednesday, May 19,…
Mountain lion claim disputed
The recent social media posting of what was thought to be an image of a mountain lion in Prairie du Rocher brought skepticism from the game warden serving this area.…
Columbia provides project updates
With COVID restrictions delaying a number of projects in 2020, the City of Columbia is looking forward to resuming or beginning a number of projects this year. Columbia City Administrator…
Vaccine hesitant explain stance
(Editor’s note: The Republic-Times is not presenting these viewpoints in this story as fact. The objective of this story is to provide insight from residents who do not appear likely…
Recovery residence vote tabled
Near the end of an over two-and-a-half hour meeting Monday night in the Waterloo High School auditorium, the Waterloo Planning Commission decided to not take action on two petitions regarding a…
Outgoing Columbia officials reflect
At the May 3 Columbia City Council meeting, Jim Agne, Gene Ebersohl and Wes Hoeffken were recognized for their contributions to the community – nearly a century of service combined…
Langsdorf ‘privileged and honored’ to serve
In the small Valmeyer community, many public servants have been helping the village in one form or another for decades. One fewer person will now fit that bill, as Jean…