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Vehicle crash in Waterloo
Waterloo police and fire department and Monroe County EMS personnel responded shortly before noon Saturday to a two-vehicle crash with minor injury on South Market Street at Route 156 near…
Deck fire in Waterloo
The Waterloo Fire Department responded shortly after midnight Friday to a deck on fire at 611 S. Market Street. The fire was reported to have been contained within a few…
Man injured in Maeystown moped crash
A Dupo man was airlifted to a St. Louis hospital for treatment of serious injuries sustained when the moped he was driving crashed in the 1200 block of Jacob Lane…
Gas leak on Madison Drive in Waterloo
The Waterloo Fire Department responded shortly after 10:20 a.m. Thursday to a gas leak reported at 105 Madison Drive. A gas department worker called in a leak to an underground…
WFD responds to possible anhydrous leaks
The Waterloo Fire Department responded along with EMS and police to two separate possible anhydrous ammonia leaks reported shortly before 10 a.m. Thursday. The first anhydrous call was reported in…
Main Street Abbey development progressing
Excitement abounds at the Main Street Abbey development, which involves significant renovations to the former Immaculate Conception Catholic Parish property in downtown Columbia. Developer Gregg Crawford has put years of…
Students enjoy sights and sounds of Broadway
A total of 17 local students were given the opportunity of a lifetime when they traveled in March to New York City for a Broadway student summit. Initiated by the…
Kidney transplant recipient thankful for support
Mike Goodsell’s battle with kidney failure leading up to his transplant was unlike any other. Diagnosed several years ago with a hereditary condition known as Polycystic Kidney Disease, the Waterloo…
CPD requests new officer
As part of Columbia Police Chief Jerry Paul’s quest to increase traffic safety along the Route 3 corridor, he announced several steps he intends to take toward that end during…
Stumpf’s legacy aids seniors
After three decades of providing healthy meals and a place for senior citizens to occupy their time, Columbia senior center director Pat Stumpf knew it was time to retire. But…