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February 5, 2008
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Election official Michelle Pruitt sets up “I Voted” stickers for voters at the voting place at the Columbia Public Library, 100 W. Broadway, during Missouri’s primary on Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2008.
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Election officials Ilene Todd, left, and Mary Helen Allen review voter registration records while waiting for voters to arrive at the voting place at the Columbia Public Library, 100 W. Broadway, during Missouri’s presidential primary on Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2008.
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Election officials, from left, Millie Smith, Ilene Todd, Mary Helen Allen, Judy Ganey, Robert McClure and Michelle Pruitt wait for voters to arrive at the voting place at the Columbia Public Library, 100 W. Broadway, during Missouri’s presidential primary on Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2008.
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Sandra Elbert, left, and Michelle Denney pass a paper ballot to a voter Tuesday morning at Fairview Elementary School. Voters were given the choice of using a traditional paper ballot or the new electronic voting machine.
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Follow the primary results as states announce their winners.
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Laura Jost, left, and Katie Preston sign voters in to cast their ballots Tuesday at the Unity Center of Columbia. The Unity Center had a steady flow of traffic throughout the early morning despite thunderstorms and heavy rain.
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Glenn Rehn and Caitlin Ellis find each other wearing Barack Obama T-shirts while gathering with fellow volunteers at Cherry Street Artisan to plan an early morning visibility campaign during rush hour traffic.
Council tables request to include dealership in Crosscreek Center [Graphic]
PRIMARY PRIMER [Graphic]
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Follow the primary results as states announce their winners.
Super Tuesday voter reaction — Angela Rundle [Slideshow]
Angela Rundle said she voted for Barack Obama at the Columbia Public Library this morning because she said he is a self-made man.
Super Tuesday voter reaction — Dyann Helming [Slideshow]
Dyann Helming, 45, voted in the presidential primary early Tuesday morning at Unity Church.
Super Tuesday voter reaction — Daniel Malone [Slideshow]
Daniel Malone, a senior at MU, voted in the presidential primary Tuesday afternoon at the National Guard Armory Building on Ash Street.
Super Tuesday voter reaction — Lon Hedglin [Slideshow]
Lon Hedglin voted in the presidential primary Tuesday evening at Rock Bridge Elementary.
Super Tuesday voter reaction — Charlene Drury [Audio]
Charlene Drury voted at Rock Bridge Elementary on Tuesday evening in the presidential primary.
Family matters [Video]
Columbia College point guard Miroslav Lukic talks about the importance of his family in his education and basketball career.
February 4, 2008
The happy Grumpy's family [Photo]
Betty and Bill Woods started Grumpy's Bar-B-Cue after they retired. Their business, their smoke shed and all the food is made from scratch.
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Grumpy’s Bar-B-Cue houses several regulars and locals who come for the relaxed atmosphere. “Everybody just becomes family here, that’s all there is to it,” said owner and waitress Betty Woods.
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Columbia resident John Batye speaks with Grumpy’s owner and cook, Bill Woods, in December. Grumpy’s, located just off of Highway 240, has been open for five years.
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Betty and Bill Woods prepare food in the kitchen at Grumpy’s. The Woodses own and run Grumpy’s from open to close with the occasional help of their daughter and granddaughter. “Everybody just becomes family here, that’s all there is to it,” said Betty Woods.
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