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Jefferson City anticipates breaking ground on the new River Market in spring 2025, following the completion of design documents and the project's approval for construction and as a rentable facility through JC Parks.

The Jefferson City Area Board of Realtors is holding a poster contest for fourth to sixth graders to promote fair housing, offering cash prizes and recognizing winners at a council meeting in April.

VenuWorks appoints a new director for the Capital Region Amphitheater, set to start on Monday.

In Missouri, the prices for Valentine's Day baked goods have risen due to historically high costs of eggs and chocolate, affecting both consumers and bakeries.

JOANN, an arts and crafts retailer, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, leading to the closure of its Jefferson City store and about 500 others nationwide, with going-out-of-business sales starting Saturday.

Calvary Lutheran High School students are set to perform their annual One-Act Festival on February 21 and 22.

The Jefferson City School District Board of Education approved renovation plans for the Southwest Early Childhood Center.

Lincoln University celebrates Lloyd Gaines, a key figure in challenging racial segregation in education, whose Supreme Court victory laid groundwork for desegregation.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has filed a lawsuit against Starbucks, accusing the company of discriminatory hiring practices based on race and sex, which the company denies.

2025 HBA Home Show

The 2025 HBA Home Show will feature over 160 exhibits showcasing the latest home building and remodeling products and services.

4th Annual Whiskey, Wine and Welcome Home Fundraiser

This fundraising event aims to support homeless and at-risk veterans while offering an enjoyable evening of whiskey and wine tasting.