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Jefferson City
Tuesday, September 30th, 2025
Good morning, Jefferson City. Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 30th of September.
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ Itsy Bitsy Broadway is searching for a permanent performance space to secure its future and has launched a GoFundMe campaign that seeks donations to reach a goal of $8,000-$10,000. The Jefferson City children's theater group, which has performed at Capital Mall for nearly a decade, may build a domed theatre that is economical in construction and weather-resistant. Jefferson City News Tribune
- ➤ A new mystery film—Trivia Night Mysteries: A Question of Murder—began filming Monday morning in the 100 block of East High Street near Capitol City Cinema and Board in Jefferson City. Producer Cole Payne, a Russellville native who moved to Los Angeles in 2003, said filming will continue over the next few weeks in various local locations. Jefferson City News Tribune
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ Russellville Jr./Sr. High School now holds TRIBE—a weekly half-hour class that brings 7th to 12th grade students together for team-building and school spirit activities. The program challenges students with school-set tasks as they build unity. Jefferson City News Tribune
- ➤ Lincoln University revived its music program this spring after it was cut nearly 10 years ago—its Board of Curators approved a Bachelor of Arts in Music in fall 2024 and launched the program at the start of the spring semester. Jefferson City News Tribune
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Missouri sought federal approval on Monday to reshape its SNAP program so that benefits are used for healthy food, Gov. Mike Kehoe and the state Department of Social Services announced. The change— a shift in funding priorities— is meant to steer SNAP funds toward nutritious purchases. Jefferson City News Tribune
- ➤ Doug Reece, the former city administrator of St. Martins, attended a ribbon cutting at Niekamp Park on Monday and found a new trail bearing his name and a rocking horse set up for the event—he noted the project succeeded thanks to local businesses and groups. Jefferson City News Tribune
- ➤ Taxing districts and property owners filed a lawsuit in Cole County Circuit Court Friday to challenge a law that split residential property into classes for 97 counties, giving some a cap on tax increases and leaving others with no cap—lawyers say the system violates the state constitution's equal protection clause—by treating similar taxpayers differently. Jefferson City News Tribune
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ Jefferson City Jays running back Zavion Finney had 38 carries for 179 yards on Friday night against Capital City—scoring three rushing touchdowns and a 73‐yard screen pass touchdown. He enters Friday's game against Columbia Hickman with 650 rushing yards for the season and a 5.2‐yard average. KWOS
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Family Storytime
10:30-11:30 a.m. — Missouri River Regional Library — Free entry — Enjoy engaging stories, music, crafts, and activities for the whole family.
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Social Bridge Club
1–3:30 p.m. — Missouri River Regional Library — Free entry — Engage in enjoyable Bridge gameplay with players of all skill levels every Thursday.
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The Spooklights: Biscuits Beats & Brews Festival
9 PM – 1 AM — Cooper's Landing Riverside Resort & Marina — Free entry — Experience a family-friendly festival filled with music, food, and brews in the Ozark Mountains.
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Porchfest JCMO
6-9 p.m. — Forest Hill Ave. / West Main St. — Free entry — Experience lively performances from local musicians on neighborhood porches and enjoy hands-on crafts and food.
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Building Community Bridges Food Pantry
4:30-6 p.m. — Building Community Bridges Non Profit — Free entry — Feeding those in need one box at a time every Monday evening.
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Family Storytime
10:30-11:30 a.m. — Missouri River Regional Library — Free entry — Enjoy engaging stories and music for families of all ages.
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Thursday Morning Yoga
9:30-10:30 a.m. — Missouri River Regional Library — Free entry — Rejuvenate your mind and body in a welcoming space for all abilities.
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Old Soul Savage Live Performance
9 PM – 1 AM — Twisted Pickles — Check website for cost — Enjoy a night of multi-genre rock and roll hits from the talented band Old Soul Savage.
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Hiring Part-Time Teachers
Piano teacher, Voice teacher, Violin teacher. Jefferson City Music Academy is hiring part-time teachers. You set your hours, prime hours are 4-8 pm, M-F.
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