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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By: Christopher Rogers
This year many great Mid-Missouri athletes are traveling far and wide in the world of college athletics.
The Jefferson City Renegades took on the Clarinda A's, out of Iowa for the second night in a row on Saturday.
The Columbia College women's basketball team hosted a girls basketball camp on Monday.
By: Christopher Rogers
After four years of assessments the Callaway County Sheriffs Office stands poised to earn a seal from CALEA. (KRCG)
By: Christopher Rogers
This afternoon the United States Exercise Tiger Foundation honored Boone County Fire Protection District Assistant Chief Matt Tobben .
The Jefferson City Renegades welcomed the U.S. Military Wardogs onto Vivion Field on Saturday.
The Jefferson City Renegades participated in their annual exhibition game against the JC Legends. (KRCG)
By: Christopher Rogers
Fulton High School football finished their summer football camp tonight.
By: Christopher Rogers
We got the first look at new Hickman football head coach, Justin Conyers, in action with his alma mater.
Emily McMillian had a remarkable career at Jefferson City High. She finished as the all-time leading scorer in Lady Jays history with 107 career goals.
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