One Piece Open Weekly Play at Hexagon Alley
The District, Downtown Columbia
Monday, July 20, 2026
6:30 PM
Our One Piece TCG open weekly play! Entry is an even $5 so come on down and get hands on…
Details →MR 340 Tracker
Full tracker →The race begins Tuesday, July 28 at 7:00 AM.
We will be posting the top 5 positions in each category in real time.
The Daily Rundown
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The Daily Rundown — Monday, July 20, 2026
Your five-minute catch-up for Monday, July 20. Here’s what matters on our stretch of the river today. Roads & I-70 New work zones open this week on top of the…
Good News →
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A New Front Door: Voluntary Action Center’s Opportunity Campus Fully Opens This Week
If you or a neighbor are ever in a hard spot, it helps to know exactly where the door is. This week, Columbia’s Voluntary Action…
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River Relief Turns 25 by Cleaning Our Stretch of the Missouri — Glasgow and Boonville Dates Set
Missouri River Relief is turning 25 this year, and the group is marking it the way you’d hope: with the biggest cleanup effort it has…
Local News →
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Would a Sales Tax Put Drones in the Sky Over Columbia?
If you live anywhere near Columbia and keep half an eye on how the city handles 911 calls, there’s a ballot measure headed your way on August 4 worth understanding — and buried in it is a detail that caught my attention: drones. According to…
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300 Climbers, 2,200 Steps: Mid-Missouri’s Memorial Stair Climb Marks 10 Years
If you drove past the Hearnes Center this weekend and saw a line of people in full turnout gear filing in on…
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A Restaurant’s ‘Scrappy Meals’ Are Feeding 200 Neighbors This Week
If you or someone you know picked up a hot meal at Loaves & Fishes Soup Kitchen in Columbia this week, here’s…
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One Restaurant’s Kitchen Scraps Are Feeding 200 Neighbors This Week
If you’ve never heard of a “scrappy meal,” here’s the idea: take the trimmings left over from making fresh pasta — the odd ends that…
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Columbia’s New Homelessness Committee Wants to Hear From the Unhoused First
Columbia has a new group trying to untangle one of the hardest problems a city its size can take on: what to actually do about…
State News →
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PAC attack mailers bring backlash in GOP primary race for Missouri’s 28th state Senate District
By Anna Spoerre, Missouri Independent Sam Alexander paints a grim picture of Missouri’s 28th Senate District. Alexander, an emergency room physician and farmer running for state Senate, said he lays awake at night thinking of the hospitals in financial straits, young people leaving their small…
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Our vote is our only real power. Let us not abdicate or waste it
By Janice Ellis, Missouri Independent We have some very important elections this year. Elections have consequences, and a lot is riding on…
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Lawsuit seeks to block Missouri ban on intoxicating hemp products
By Rebecca Rivas, Missouri Independent A coalition of hemp businesses filed a federal lawsuit Thursday in an attempt to halt a statewide…
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New Missouri law requires drunk drivers to pay child support if they kill a parent
By Leore Tal, Missouri Independent In the spring of 2021, Cecilia Williams lost her son, daughter-in-law and grandson to a drunken driver. Williams, who lives…
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More teens with cannabis use disorder are facing treatment delays, study finds
By Amanda Watford, Missouri Independent As federal officials consider whether to reclassify marijuana under federal drug law, a new study has found that more American…
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About Rocheport
Rocheport, MO — a historic river town of ~200 on the Missouri River bluffs. Home to Katy Trail trailhead, award-winning wineries, and a strong sense of community.
Guides →
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Rocheport at 200: Celebrating Two Centuries of a River Town Like No Other
Rocheport turns 200 this year — a town where Lewis and Clark passed through, steamboats once crowded the river, and history still lines every street.
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Two Hundred Years of Rocheport: A Town That Has Always Known How to Welcome the World
Rocheport turns 200 in 2025 — from Lewis and Clark to the Katy Trail, here’s how a bypassed river town became one of Missouri’s most…
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Rocheport’s Bicentennial: 200 Years on the Missouri River
Rocheport turns 200 in 2026. Here’s the story of a river town that refused to be forgotten.
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Katy Trail Season Is Here: Everything You Need to Know About Rocheport’s Trailhead
Mile 178.5 on the Katy Trail is one of the most scenic spots in Missouri. Here’s your complete guide.