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Historic culture center for Columbia s Black community honored with new street signs

Columbia Missouri Public Works recognizes historic Black culture in Columbia with new street signs on Sharp End.These signs mark the area in downtown Columbia

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The Shops at Sharp End honors Columbia s Black history

New startup business incubator remembers Columbia’s historical Black business district. When Barbra Horrell was young, Sharp End was a rite

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Meet the Columbia residents who will determine the fate of McKinney Building

The 15-person task force includes historians, preservationists, musicians and community leaders.

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Nearly 20 businesses celebrate Columbia opening of The Shops at Sharp End

After a soft opening in December, The Shops at Sharp End officially opened this week. It's focused on growing minority-owned businesses in Columbia.

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Shops at Sharp End gives new life to Columbia entrepreneurs | Mid-Missouri News

Once a forgotten relic of time, the Shops at Sharp End is giving new opportunities to local entrepreneurs.

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