Missouri United Methodist Church Pastor Troy Bowers talks about coming to Columbia as a new pastor, about reaching the community in welcome back efforts, and about how church has changed during COVID.

Missouri United Methodist Church Pastor Troy Bowers talks about coming to Columbia as a new pastor, about reaching the community in welcome back efforts, and about how church has changed during COVID.

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Pastor Troy Bowers, Missouri United Methodist

The votes are in! “Remarkedly Bright Creatures” by Shelby Van Pelt has been chosen as this year’s One Read book. Lauren and Kat tell us copies are now available for check out at the Daniel Boone Regional Library. Lots of related events are being planned for later this summer!

The votes are in! &ldquo;Remarkedly Bright Creatures&rdquo; by Shelby Van Pelt has been chosen as this year&rsquo;s One Read book. Lauren and Kat tell us copies are now available for check out at the Daniel Boone Regional Library. Lots of related events are being planned for later this summer!

Lauren Williams and Kat Stone Underwood - Remarkably Bright Creatures

A busy agenda for the City Council this evening. A vote to put a 1% sales tax for Public Safety on the August ballot, a proposed ban on video lottery terminals, and a possible delay in processing applications for proposed data centers. A preview with Mayor Baffaloe.

A busy agenda for the City Council this evening. A vote to put a 1% sales tax for Public Safety on the August ballot, a proposed ban on video lottery terminals, and a possible delay in processing applications for proposed data centers. A preview with Mayor Baffaloe.

Mayor Barbara Buffaloe - Safety Tax Ballot Vote - Allegiant Air

Missouri’s 2026 Legislative Session comes to end on Friday. MissouriNet News Director Alisa Nelson joins the show to go over what bills have gotten across the finish line in this last week, and what legislative priorities have not.

Missouri&rsquo;s 2026 Legislative Session comes to end on Friday. MissouriNet News Director Alisa Nelson joins the show to go over what bills have gotten across the finish line in this last week, and what legislative priorities have not.

Pastor Troy Bowers, Missouri United Methodist

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