Jefferson City, MO Hotels

What's in store at this year's Las Vegas Grand PrixI spoke with Austin Brown, the event's vice president of marketing since 2024, to find out what's in store for race fans... Grenada plans for ...

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Jefferson City Looks to Annex Two Hotels

JEFFERSON CITY - Jefferson City is beginning the process of annexing two hotels. The Hampton Inn and Comfort Suites are located about a mile west of Jefferson City on Country Club Drive. The two ...

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Jefferson City considers new shelter regulations amid advocates’ concerns

Jefferson City officials are considering new regulations for homeless shelters, drawing concerns from local advocates about ...

Jefferson City officials are considering new regulations for homeless shelters, drawing concerns from local advocates about ...

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Jefferson City community discusses proposed homeless shelter regulations

Shelter providers, city officials and residents gathered to discuss new shelter regulations, including safety standards, ...

Shelter providers, city officials and residents gathered to discuss new shelter regulations, including safety standards, ...

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Jefferson City Council to Consider Memorandum of Understanding with Library Foundation and Board of Trustees

The Jefferson City Council will meet tomorrow night. The Council will consider approving a resolution for a memorandum of ...

The Jefferson City Council will meet tomorrow night. The Council will consider approving a resolution for a memorandum of ...

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'Show Me Resistance' protests against Flock cameras in Jefferson City

Protesters held signs and stood underneath surveillance cameras in Jefferson City on Sunday to voice their views against ...

Protesters held signs and stood underneath surveillance cameras in Jefferson City on Sunday to voice their views against ...

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Jefferson City, Missouri

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Jefferson City, Capital City enter CMAC showdown on similar footing

Jefferson City and Capital City will battle it out for a step in the right direction out of a 1-3 hole, along with other Week 5 area football action ...

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City staff explain annual Jefferson City's housing grant program

Jefferson City area nonprofits plan to capitalize on a housing assistance program through the city. The Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) provides low- or moderate-income individuals and ...

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Jefferson City High School

High school students take AP® exams and IB exams to earn college credit and demonstrate success at college-level coursework. U.S. News calculated a College Readiness Index based on AP/IB exam ...

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Jefferson City police release name of person fatally shot Saturday on Missouri Boulevard

Jefferson City Police released the name of the person who was fatally shot on Saturday, November 1, on Missouri Boulevard. In a press release, Lt. Jason Payne stated that officers were called to the ...

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Mayor, city administrator advocate for Jefferson City in D.C.

Jefferson City Mayor Ron Fitzwater and City Administrator Brian Crane visited Washington, D.C., last week to reiterate the city's needs for federal funding. Fitzwater was in D.C. with the Missouri ...

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Jefferson City woman dies after being struck by vehicle, driver arrested on DWI suspicion

A Jefferson City woman died Friday evening after she was hit by a truck. According to a news release from the Jefferson City Police Department, officers were called to The Office bar in the 900 block ...

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Jefferson City

Jefferson City contains 18 schools and 8,560 students. The district’s minority enrollment is 40%. Also, 40.9% of students are economically disadvantaged. The student body at the schools served by ...

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