Daniel Barajas+FollowColumbia pups ready for new families!Shelters in Columbia are bursting with adorable puppies like Cashew, Chestnut, Peanut, Pip, and Turtle—all waiting for someone to give them a forever home. These little ones are full of personality and hope, and adopting from a local shelter not only changes their lives but brings a ton of joy to yours. If you’ve ever thought about adding a furry friend to your family, now’s the perfect time to visit 616 Big Bear Blvd. and meet these lovable pups. Anyone else thinking about adopting or have a great rescue story to share? #Pets #ColumbiaMO #AdoptDontShop52Share
Jacqueline Ray+FollowColumbia’s food safety wake-up callA series of recent restaurant inspections in downtown Columbia revealed some surprising food safety issues, from walk-in coolers running too warm to soiled ice machines and missing business licenses. At Geisha Sushi Bar, a malfunctioning cooler led to tofu being tossed out for not staying cold enough. Other spots like Sycamore and Shiloh Bar and Grill had to discard food or fix equipment on the spot. While most violations were quickly addressed, it’s a reminder of how much goes on behind the scenes to keep our meals safe. What do you think—should inspection results be posted more visibly for diners? #Health #BodyHealth #ColumbiaMO00Share
Danielle White+FollowColumbia’s turkey fry feeds hundreds this Thanksgiving405 turkeys sizzling before sunrise—now that’s a Thanksgiving feat! The Rotary Club of Columbia just matched its record, frying up hundreds of birds for local families and donating 130 turkeys to organizations like the Boys & Girls Club and the Salvation Army. Volunteers kicked off the day at 3 a.m., making sure everyone from first responders to folks in need had a holiday meal. It’s amazing to see how a community tradition can bring so many people together. How do you see local efforts like this shaping our holidays? #News #Thanksgiving #ColumbiaMO00Share
Daniel Barajas+FollowColumbia’s shelters are full of furry friendsColumbia’s animal shelters are overflowing with lovable dogs and cats waiting for a second chance. If you’ve ever thought about adopting, now’s the perfect time to meet pets like Dante, a sweet pit bull terrier who loves chew toys and the outdoors. Every adoption not only changes a pet’s life but also makes room for another animal in need. Whether you’re ready to bring home a new family member or just want to spread the word, your support means everything to these animals. Who’s adopted a pet from a local shelter? Share your stories and let’s celebrate our community’s compassion! #Pets #AdoptDontShop #ColumbiaMO00Share
Jacob Morgan+FollowColumbia pups ready for a new homeThree adorable German Shepherd-Standard Poodle mix puppies are looking for loving families right here in Columbia! Benny, Zoey, and Charles are just babies, but they’re already stealing hearts at the local shelter. Their playful energy and sweet faces are sure to brighten any home. If you’ve ever thought about adopting, now’s a great time to visit 616 Big Bear Blvd and meet these cuties in person. Even if you’re not ready to adopt, sharing their story could help them find their forever families. Who else thinks Columbia’s community could rally to give these pups the happy endings they deserve? #Pets #ColumbiaMO #AdoptDontShop30Share
Jennifer Rojas+FollowStephens College turns Nourish into a classroomStephens College just bought Nourish Cafe and Market, and it’s not just about owning a popular downtown spot. The real game-changer? Students will now get hands-on experience running a real restaurant—everything from marketing to supply chain to customer service. Plus, every meal you buy helps fund student scholarships. The staff and menu you love are staying the same, but now Nourish is doubling as a learning lab for future business leaders. What do you think—will this kind of real-world learning make a difference for students and the community? #News #ColumbiaMO #StephensCollege00Share
Sarah Carter+FollowTattoo trust issues in Columbia?Getting a tattoo should be exciting, but some Columbia locals are feeling let down by Madd Goat Tattoo after reports of repeated appointment rescheduling and questionable professionalism, especially with artist Derrick. It’s tough when you put down a deposit and keep getting pushed back! The conversation online is heating up, with some sharing similar stories and others recommending different shops like One of a Kind Tattoo for a better experience. If you’ve had ink done in Columbia, what’s your take? Does this change where you’d go for your next tattoo? Let’s hear your stories and advice! #Beauty #ColumbiaMO #TattooTalk00Share
Cassandra Snyder+FollowColumbia’s sweetest pups ready for new homesSome of the most lovable dogs in Columbia are waiting for a second chance at happiness! Shelters across our city are full of playful, affectionate pups like Itty Bitty and Phoenix, each with their own unique personality and story. If you’ve ever thought about adopting, now’s the perfect time to meet your new best friend. Even if you’re just an animal lover, checking out these adoptable pets is sure to brighten your day. Let’s help these furry friends find the loving families they deserve—share your own adoption stories or tips below! #Pets #ColumbiaMO #AdoptDontShop30Share
