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CPS leaders look back on 2022-23 school year, look forward to 2023-24

Some education leaders in Columbia Public Schools reflected Tuesday on the school year as it came to a close.

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City council approves increased ARPA application transparency

The city council vote makes some ARPA application information open records that previously were closed.

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Family Fun Fest kicks off Wednesday at Cosmo Park

The event, which is free for the entire family, runs from 6 to 8 p.m. on the third Wednesday of each summer month.

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State agencies announce commitment to prison release services

Trey Dawson began using drugs at 12 years old and heroin at 25 years old. He s been incarcerated in 27 county jails across 12 states and five prisons between Utah and Missouri.

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Bill and Doris Scharpf Foundation to donate $12 5 million over 5 years

A $12.5 million donation from the foundation of a late Stephens College alumna will allow the institution $2.5 million in perpetuity.

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