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January 6, 2008
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Elaine Walker takes her buggy horse, Ace, on a ride. Every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon Walker hitches up Ace and takes him to visit her parents who live just a couple of miles down the road in Hatton, MO.
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Elaine Walker records the immunization and temperature of several Holstein calves on Tues., Nov. 22. The Walkers raise bottle calves for Echo-L Dairy Farms, which is just a few miles down the road from their home.
January 5, 2008
Bluffs to get $810,588 from U.S. for new Alzheimer's center [Photo]
Karen Enyard, director of The Bluffs' Alzheimer's wing, reviews drawings for the proposed center.
Book explores the life of a man convicted of creating a catastrophe [Photo]
On July 17, 1993, one day after the West Quincy levee break, 14,000 acres of land flooded. Two bridges are visible: the Memorial Bridge, front, had been underwater for over a week. Right is the Bayview Bridge the only way to cross the Mississippi between St. Louis and Keokuk, Iowa.
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The cover of Adam Pitluk's book, "Damned to Eternity." The book was released Jan. 1.
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Adam Pitluk, author of "Damned to Eternity" and a 1999 graduate of the MU Journalism School.
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Sandbaggers try to block floodwaters in Quincy, Ill., on July 13, 1993. James Scott had volunteered in the effort to contain the flood only to become the focus of the blame.
Multi-purpose development to be built in Randolph County [Graphic]
January 4, 2008
Violent Crimes Task Force Interview [Video]
Capt. Brad Nelson, investigative commander for the major crimes and narcotics units at the Columbia Police Department, explains why the Violent Crimes Task Force was disbanded.
Kansas defense surprises Virginia Tech in Orange Bowl [Photo]
Kansas' Aqib Talib flips the ball after scoring a touchdown against Virginia Tech on an interception return in the first quarter.
MU nursing student donates bone marrow to stranger [Photo]
Katie Quinn, an MU nursing student, volunteered to donate her peripheral blood stem cells after learning that she was a perfect DNA match for a 22-year-old girl with acute leukemia. Quinn has never met the woman.
Columbia vocal coach still going strong at 80 [Photo]
Harry Morrison, who taught voice at MU for 30 years, poses in front of the piano in his home.
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Harry Morrison has been choir conductor for First Presbyterian for more than 37 years.
Virginia church attempts to include diverse flock [Photo]
Wendel Cover, pastor of Word of Life Assembly of God Church in Springfield, Va., greets twins Curtis and Otis Ofori after a recent service.
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Phyllis Roop, a Sunday school teacher at Word of Life Assembly of God Church in Springfield, Va., blesses Jabeen Ghulam, of Annandale, Va., standing with her son Elisha Musih.
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Members of the Boone County Fire Protection District inspect a trench that collapsed in Sturgeon on Thursday.
Prairie Home man survives trench collapse [Photo]
Members of the Boone County Fire Protection District inspect a trench that collapsed in Sturgeon on Thursday.
January 3, 2008
Columbia Access Television: Is the show over? [Photo]
Amy Mack, far left, waits for production to begin for “Counterpoint,” a talk show hosted by Third Ward City Councilman Karl Skala in November. Guests for the show were DeAnna Walkenbach, Dan Goldstien and Ben Londeree.
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CAT staff members Stephen Hudnell and Jeff Bassinson work the production booth during a taping of Brendan Craughwell’s “Scientific Station” in November.
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Stephen Hudnell, left, shows Brendan Craughwell how to change the exposure on a video camera in the CAT studio on the Stephens College campus. The station’s camera classes give interested volunteers a chance to learn their way around video equipment.
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