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Tigers look to notch first road win

Coach Mike Anderson and players J.T. Tiller (left) and Keon Lawrence (right) have yet to win away from Missouri this season.

Keon Lawrence back on target<br>for MU men's basketball team

Missouri guard Keon Lawrence puts up a shot Saturday against Texas.

Local view: Making way on Mick Deaver Drive

Guards on MU men's basketball team getting noticed

Missouri's Jason Horton drives against Texas' D.J. Augustin on Saturday at Mizzou Arena.

Chefs bring their best pork to Columbia

Apprentice Colin Shive cleans plate edges, making the final preparations before submitting the plates for Chef Mathia Accurso during the Mid-Missouri Taste of Excellence pork competition on Monday.

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Chef Jeff Guinn, an instructor at the University of Missouri Hotels and Restaurants Management Department, puts the finishing touches on his entry for the Mid-Missouri Taste of Elegance competition on Monday with help from Greg Lindsey, and undergraduate student in Food and Beverage Management.

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Chef Jerad Shafer, from the Forge & Vine restaurant, maneuvers through the kitchen preparing his pork entry during the Mid-Missouri Taste of Excellence competition on Monday at the Holiday Inn Select while other chefs work steadily.

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Chef Matthia Accurso prepares his Trio of Pork Shoulder for the Mid-Missouri Taste of Excellence pork competition on Monday.

MU women's basketball team nets first Big 12 win

Missouri’s Amanda Hanneman is congratulated by Tigers men’s basketball player Darryl Butterfield after the women’s team’s victory Saturday.

City offices move to Daniel Boone building

Johanna Givens, a customer representative for the City of Columbia Utility Customer Services, is putting her office documents in order after moving into a new location in Daniel Boone building. Givens said she really likes the chairs in the new offices.

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BJ Powers, one of the City of Columbia's employees, helps with moving the offices of the Utility Customer Services into the newly renovated location in the Daniel Boone Lobby. Powers says he likes the contemporary look of the new offices.

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Bette Wordelman is a treasurer for the City of Columbia. On Friday afternoon Mrs. Wordelman moved from her old office into the new location of the Utility Customer Services and Treasurer offices in the Daniel Boone lobby.

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BJ Powers replaces one of his colleagues behind a desk on Jan. 11 at the Utility Customer Services building in Columbia. Minutes before, Powers was helping to move the offices into a newly renovated space in the Daniel Boone building.

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Bette Wordelman is a treasurer for the City of Columbia. On Jan. 11 Wordelman moved from her old office into the new location of the Utility Services and Treasurer offices in the Daniel Boone lobby.

Passing the thermometer: Woman retires as weather recorder

Ruth Gordon, a weather observer for the National Weather Service, shows the rain gauge outside her Waynesville home. Gordon is retiring at month's end and it will be the first time the weather service has moved its rain gauge since 1949. Gordon's father recorded weather data prior to her volunteer career.

Army changes name of chemical school in Fort Leonard Wood

The Stryker armored vehicle, shown here at the newly renamed Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear School in Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., is specially adapted for weapons of mass destruction reconnaissance.
The U.S. Army's school for fighting chemical threats unveiled a new name from U.S. Army Chemical School on Friday to reflect a broader focus on weapons of mass destruction.

MU 97, Texas 84

Darryl Butterfield, center and No. 35, leads the Missouri bench as they cheer for the players on the court near the end of the Tigers' 97-84 upset of Texas Saturday at the Mizzou Arena. Others in the photo include No. 15 Marshall Brown, left, Assistant Coach Matt Zimmerman, Matt Lawrence, third from left and No. 3 Stefon Hannah.

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Tigers forward DeMarre Carroll, left, rebounds the ball and defends it from Texas Longhorns forward Gary Johnson on Saturday at Mizzou Arena.

Project Vote Smart parks in Jefferson City

Tony Boehm, a bus tour coordinator for Project Vote Smart, provides information to Lori Rosburg, a Jefferson City resident who picked up voting information for herself and her students at Jefferson City Academic Center on Saturday in front of the Jefferson City Community Center.

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The Vote Smart bus is stationed in front of Jefferson City Community Center on Saturday. J.J. Clemens, the legislative research director, sits outside the bus to answer visitors’ questions.
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