September 6, 2025 - 09:46

As the highly anticipated Border Showdown between Mizzou and KU approaches, local businesses in Columbia are gearing up for a significant increase in activity. Restaurants, hotels, and retail shops are preparing for an influx of visitors, eager to partake in the excitement surrounding the annual football rivalry.
Local eateries are crafting special menus and promotions to attract both die-hard fans and casual diners. Many establishments anticipate long lines and packed seating as fans gather to enjoy pre-game meals and post-game celebrations. Hotel owners are experiencing a surge in bookings, with many establishments reporting that they are nearing full capacity for the weekend.
Retail shops are also expecting a boost, as fans look for team merchandise and memorabilia to showcase their school pride. The Border Showdown not only enhances the local economy but also fosters a sense of community as residents and visitors come together to celebrate this storied rivalry. Columbia is ready to welcome the excitement and energy that comes with this thrilling football weekend.
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