Christopher Rogers is an Articles Editor with a focus on local news in Columbia, Missouri. His work has been featured in Forbes and DatacenterDynamics, covering a range of topics including emergency services, sports, healthcare, and community events.
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Volume 90% Columbia — The Tolton Trailblazers hosted Lexington to start their 2024 playoffs. The Blazers defeated Lexington, 56-6.
Playoff action is here, our KRCG 13 Crew brought you 13 games plus some State softball. Check out the highlights above!
Volume 90% Moberly — The Moberly Spartans hosted the Fulton Hornets to open district play. The Spartans cruised to a 59-20 victory.
Volume 90% Russellville — The Russellville Indians hosted Cole Camp to open district play on Friday. Russellville fell to Cole Camp, 30-22.
The Jefferson City Lady Jay volleyball team has had an amazing season, earning a chance at the Class 4 State Championship.
By: Christopher Rogers
As the holiday season approaches many are partnering up for the acts of service that make communities strong. This Includes St. Mary's Hospital and Helias Catholic High School.
By: Christopher Rogers
As his time in office ends Governor Mike Parson is being recognized for his impact during his term.
Welcome home was founded 32 years ago by Vietnam War Veterans who were tired of seeing fellow servicemembers suffering in the streets.
By: Christopher Rogers
Columbia — The Missouri Tiger basketball team hosted Mississippi Valley on Thursday night. The Tigers dominated the game out of the gates leading 51-19 at halftime.
The Columbia College Women's soccer team took hosted Missouri Baptist in the AMC Conference Championship match.
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