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October 2, 2007
Three Missourians recount their experiences during World War II [Photo]
Near Ashland on Sept. 26, Stanley Nichols, a World War II veteran, shows medals he recieved after the war.
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Stanley Nichols, a World War II veteran, poses in his garden outside his home near Ashland on Sept. 26.
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Stanley Nichols, a World War II veteran, found these German binoculars while on tour near the Rhine River in Germany.
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Rex Bandy with an unidentified woman.
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Vernon Sievert and his wife, Marjean Sievert.
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Rex Bandy.
Columbia resident prepares to canoe the Colorado River [Photo]
Columbia's Chris Kelly is taking a whitewater trip down the Colorado river.
One Read author signs books [Photo]
Author Sara Gruen signs a stack of books for MU's University Bookstore after signing copies for her readers at the Daniel Boone Regional Library on Tuesday. Gruen's book, "Water for Elephants," was featured in the library's One Read program this year.
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Nancy Herron holds her freshly autographed of "Water for Elephants," by Sara Gruen who sits facing her at a Daniel Boone Regional Library book signing on Tuesday. Librarian Sally Abromovich sits to Gruen's left. "Water for Elephants" was the library's One Read book this year.
Playground for children with disabilities built from donations [Photo]
Michael Ruh, left, and D.L. Gladbach put the finishing touches on a new barrier-free playground, called the Jack Dylan Kindling Family Commons, at Boone County Family Resources Tuesday at 1209 E. Walnut St. The playground was built with money from a memorial fund for Jack Dylan, who was born with a severe heart defect and survived only six months.
Mall's stores begin charging extra sales tax [Photo]
Weather warnings get more specific [Graphic]
October 1, 2007
Early-season favorites fade in Big 12 [Photo]
Texas’ Limas Sweed is stripped by Kansas State’s Chris Carney. The Longhorns and Oklahoma weren’t the only top teams to drop the ball on Saturday. Seven of the nation’s top 13 ranked teams earned their first loss.
Local View: Columbia's 3M plant [Photo]
9th Street Video holds its own in a sea of rental chains [Photo]
Janet Marsh, a co-owner of 9th Street Video, talks to a customer on the phone while she searches for video titles. "We actually have some customers who watch more movies than I do," Marsh says.
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Janet Marsh, a co-owner of 9th Street Video, says her store has been successful because it's not a chain store. "We have a different kind of selection here," she says.
Poking about in the pumpkin patch [Photo]
Jill McCoy, owner of McCoy's Pumpkin Farm in Centraila, moves a table to make a path for the new donkey, Keisha. McCoy and her husband, Roger McCoy, sell more than 50 varieties of gourds, pumpkins and squash.
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Peach Tree Farm Pumpkin Patch, located just outside of Boonville, opened for the first day of the season on Monday. Owner, Bruce Arnett, 48, left, and friend Dewayne Murray, 44, put together a teepee for the kids to play in.
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McCoy's Pumpkin Farm in Centralia is owned by Roger and Jill McCoy. The farm has a variety of animals including their cat, Boss, as well as rabbits, goats and exotic chickens.
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Jill and Roger McCoy, owners of McCoy's Pumpkin Farm, coax their new donkey, Keisha, toward the pen to join the other two donkeys, Beauty and Little Tiny Tim.
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