A great oldies station. I would listen to you when i was with Mrs. Wilson waiting for Boy Scouts to…read morebegin. Introduced me to some great bands.

How I miss you Simon Rose. (Anyone know if he's still alive.)…read more Aside from playing Counting Crows a lot, this station was a great college radio station. They played a lot of unknown bands, had a local segment and my favorite: Simon Rose would have a time of the day when he would introduce a band and play their 1st single. Fell in love with the Strokes right then. They also had a segment when they would play a comedian for a minute or so. I didn't realize it at the time, but I heard Mitch Hedberg --tell his emergency brake joke-- who I would fall in love with right after I moved to LA

KBXR was great 10 years ago, but they really need to update the play list. I move away, them move…read moreback 5 years later and almost nothing has changed on BXR. That is unfortunate. Time to drop the Counting Crows, Hootie and Blind Melon and play more current stuff. (If I want oldies from my college years I will listen to Jack FM.) Until this happens I guess I will just keep listening to my fav Austin, TX stations on the Internet.

Paul Pepper. I am 38 years in the making, and have been infatuated with him since I can remember…read more That twoofy grin. He's not even my "type" (I am not his either, I've heard). But whenever I am home and see Paul Pepper on the news, it brings me back to the days of ten cent pay phone calls, the IGA market, 15 cent packs of gum, sledding in Stephens Park, summer theater at the Maplewood Barn, "dog days" shopping downtown (WAY before the mall)...

A nice soft rock station. It always helped me set the mood...read more

A cool community radio station which is run mostly by volunteers. It has a huge collection of…read morerecords and CD which although seems useless but still do a god job to represent the old heritage of this 7th oldest community radio station in the nation. Since it's in by volunteers so you can get to enjoy diverse music from different backgrounds African, Mexican, and so on Which could also be a turn off for people who like to enjoy a particular genre of music. However they have shows from time to time which play music like that.

Want to get involved with radio? Well then come on over to the KOPN radio station from 9 am to 5…read morepm on weekdays (915 E Broadway) for a tour and information. KOPN is Mid-Missouri's community radio station and is open to the public. It is listener supported and features mostly locally produced music and talk programs supplemented with Democracy Now, BBC News, and a few NPR programs. They are always looking for volunteers and this is a great way to learn about radio, radio production and programming, and help your community at the same time.

We've been subscribing (on-line & delivery at $240/yr) to Missourian for 3+ years, mostly because…read moreTribune prices were becoming outrageous for basically regurgitating USA News articles, with very limited local info. While Missourian does include national & state articles, it is mostly focused on Columbia & Boone county news & info. Delivery is nearly always in driveway when I get up at 6am, so it's a good way to start the day. The occasional series type features are timely written A&P informative.

This is so funny that this is on here so I gotta say big up to the Missourian, my home away from…read morehome in CoMo.

This local newspaper does a decent job of covering small-town life and the occasional AP…read morestory/state news story. School athletics, weddings, birth announcements and local politics make up the bulk of coverage. I wouldn't look here for information on breaking news stories, but that's not the purpose of a small town paper.