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By Joseph Vozzelli Jr., Nicholas Sullivan  ¦   Wayne and Susan Kreklow have combined for 748 wins during their two decades as volleyball coaches. They can reach 750 wins Saturday when Missouri plays at home against Oklahoma.

By Video courtesy of Columbia Police Department  ¦   This is an excerpt from a July 17 security tape from a Columbia Police Department holding cell.

By Carlos David Navarro, Justin Brisson  ¦   Senior pastor Amy Gearhart and coordinator of hospitality ministries Ann Merrifield explain the goals of Wednesday Night Live and the mission of the Missouri United Methodist Church.

By Anna Carlson, Cassidy Richardson  ¦   Jay and Kim Fischer, owners of Fischer Farms Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze, have discovered that their farm has become more popular than they ever imagined. Jay was inspired by his grandfather to create the farm. 

By Austin Alonzo  ¦   As protests inspired by Occupy Wall Street in New York spread across the country and across the world, people are wondering just what the activists stand for.

*Christina Lewis, an MU student, organized a protest inspired by the ongoing demonstration in front of Daniel Boone City Building. The Missourian asked the Occupy Mizzou protesters why they came and what the "99 percent" movement means to them.

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By Elizabeth Gallaway, Rikki Byrd  ¦   Columbia couple Alvin and Debra Harris co-own and cut hair together at their shop, A Cut Above the Rest. The two have worked in the shop together for 17 years.

By Xiaonan Wang  ¦   Some of Cindy Mustard's co-workers and friends shared their reflections on what Cindy has meant to them and to the community Sept. 29 at Voluntary Action Center.

By Abbey Sussell, Allyson Goodiel  ¦   The Food Bank for Central and Northeast Missouri's mobile food pantry visited Ashland on Sept. 20. Church volunteers helped hand out food to dozens of families.

By Bari Bates, Caitlin Sole, Jessika Street  ¦   Ronda and Randy Thiessen, local farmers, grow 23 varieties of peaches on their farm in Franklin. This follows the basic process of how local produce makes its way from farm to market.

By Video courtesy of Columbia Police Department  ¦   This is an excerpt from an Aug. 15 security tape from a Columbia Police Department holding cell. The officer shown pushing the man in the cell was fired Wednesday by Police Chief Ken Burton.

By Sara Johnson  ¦   Terry Durham, a farmer at River Hills Harvest Elderberry Farm in Hartsburg, discusses elderberries.

By Kaikang Wang, Laura Kebede, Nick Michael  ¦   Watch an interview with Sangeeta Shastry, the Missourian reporter who covered the Kraig Kahler trial in Kansas.

By Brad Racino  ¦   James Kraig Kahler leaves the courthouse in Lyndon, Kan., after being sentenced to death Monday in the 2009 slayings of his wife, two teenage daughters and wife's grandmother.

By Bi Yoo, Yue Xi  ¦   Carol Leigh is the owner of Hillcreek Fiber Studio. Established in 1982, the outlet has since served as a marker for the importance of traditional weaving and dyeing both to customers and students who come seeking knowledge about weaving, spinning and dyeing. The studio has been producing hand-made fabrics for 29 years.

By Don Baik, Glyn Coakley, Garrett Evans  ¦   Mark June, a well-known and respected member of the trapping community, talks about what trapping means to those who take part in it, what it's like to go trapping and why he makes his living in the trapping business at the National Trapper Association Convention at the Boone County Fairgrounds. The convention ran Thursday through Saturday last week.

By Abby Eisenberg, Holly Bender  ¦   Claudia Knudten grew up in the suburbs of Chicago but now finds peace in rural Millersburg with a quirky collection of chicken companions.

By Alex Wood, Sarah Hoffman  ¦   Columbia pilot Gary Whitby flies his hot air balloon in the California Balloon Invitational. The "Hare and Hound" competition sends his crew on a balloon chase through rural Missouri.

By Harry Plumer  ¦   Ride alongside Nelson Woods as he participates in car soccer at the Boone County Fairgrounds on Sunday. Woods' team lost 1-0.