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It's baaack! Columbia Art League executive director KELSEY HAMMOND shares some early-early details about plans for this year's Art in the Park, which is making its big return after a two-year hiatus. Also, Columbia Housing Authority CEO RANDY COLE pulls back the curtain on "our community's leading affordable housing provider." Randy talks about everything from Covid's impact to plans for expansion in four short minutes. (3:56) April 7, 2022
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Head to the Eastern end of Columbia's Business Loop 70 and you'll find Patriot Place. The Columbia Housing Authority-owned apartments house U.S. veterans…
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In April the US Department of Housing and Urban Development [HUD] released new guidelines about the use of criminal records when denying or terminating a…
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Today Paul Pepper visits with LIZ SCHMIDT, League of Women Voters, about tomorrow's 'Lunch and Learn,' with special guest Lorenzo Lawson! Plus, everyone's…
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Paul Pepper: Assistance League of Mid-MO Cookie Sale & Phil Steinhaus, "Patriot Place Apts. Project"Today Paul Pepper and KATE HARRY talk about all the services provided by the Assistance League of Mid-Missouri, and how money from the quarterly cookie…
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The Columbia Housing Authority board held a meeting Tuesday night and unanimously voted to ban smoking inside their units. The ban includes 719 residences…
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The Columbia Housing Authority is in the process of trying to secure a 9% Low-Income Housing Tax Credit and the Columbia City Council will be backing them…
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Columbia Housing Authority is asking for public comment about a new smoke-free policy for its units. Residents living in public housing units have sixty…
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COLUMBIA – The Columbia Housing Authority received a grant just shy of $103,000 for the Family Self-Sufficiency Program.The grant pays for two full-time…
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Three organizations are discussing building a 4.2-acre campus for veterans in northeast Columbia.The Columbia Housing Authority, Truman Memorial Veterans'…