A Columbia Morning on KFRU Cumulus Media Local

Nice analysis on what the Chiefs might do in the draft from Matt Lane of the KC Sports Network. How does the team address the needs in the WR room? What players would he like to see the team draft? We cover these topics and more. 
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An awesome event this Sunday at the Columbia Mall. It's the next Curated Crafted  Created Makers Market! Upwards of 1,000 people are expected to swing by and check out a plethora of local craft items. Jonathan Seppo with Andrea Lynn Events gives us the details.
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The search for Columbia's next Fire Chief has been narrowed down to eight candidates who will take part in virtual interviews for the position. City Manager De'Carlon Seewood tells David that face to face interviews will start after that. Seewood is impressed with the quality of resumes that have arrived to his desk.
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The groundbreaking on the new $14 million Boone County Regional Law Enforcement Training Center was held this morning. An enthusiastic Sheriff Dwayne Carey highlights some of the benefits it will bring to the area, and thanks those who helped get the project off the ground.
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The Columbia City Council meeting has been moved to this evening. Mayor Barbara Buffaloe says a vote on the Forum Boulevard Improvement Project, and setting a special election for the next First Ward Councilperson, headline the agenda.
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The second annual "That’s What She Said", showcasing personal stories from women shaping the Columbia community, is this saturday at the Missouri Theatre. Producer & Director Allie Teagarden spotlights the 9 local women featured this year. Tickets are on sale.
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