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Missouri baseball team's ace shows a heart of service
Tigers pitcher Kyle Gibson writes the phrase WWNFYTML and the date 10-24-06 on the bottom of the bill of his cap in honor of his friend Todd Michael Lewis, who died of lymphatic cancer and pneumonia during Gibson's first semester at MU.
Sooners sneak by Tigers baseball team in series opener
Kyle Gibson tossed a gem, but defensive miscues by Missouri players help give No. 10 Oklahoma a 2-1 win Friday night at Taylor Stadium.
2009 Columbia Voters Guide
Get the details on where the City Council and Columbia School Board candidates stand on the issues.
Kewpies girls' soccer defeats Moberly
Katie LaRue scored a late goal to secure a 1-0 win over the Spartans. Head coach Tony Gragnani said he was happy to secure the win and thinks his team will improve on getting the ball to their forwards for scoring opportunities.
Curators approve contract for Mike Anderson
The seven-year deal will pay the Missouri basketball coach $1.35 million each season.
LETTER: Hoppe has balance to lead Sixth Ward, Columbia
Barbara Hoppe's record in the Sixth Ward has demonstrated her steady balance and commitment, making her the best candidate for another term on council.
LETTER: Rod Robison has all the tools of a good leader
Sixth Ward City Council candidate Rod Robison has demonstrated his leadership and commitment to community with his long-time involvement in Boy Scouts.
A moving story upholds Walter Williams' creed for good journalism
Journalists who witness tragic circumstances over and over can become immune. But Missourian reporter Christine Martinez used the tools of her craft to weave a touching story of a woman and her daughter-in-law struggling to care for two young boys, a rundown trailer and a pile of medical and funeral bills.
UM System President Gary Forsee completes challenging first year
Forsee has been described as a good decision maker by colleagues.
Familiar foe Oklahoma looking to end MU's gymnastics season
The Tigers’ gymnastics team will meet the Sooners for the third time this season Saturday at the NCAA Regional Championships in Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Expected frost might create difficulties for Columbia vegetation
Fragile plants night not be able to survive temperatures forecasted to fall to the 20s.
UPDATE: Iowa Supreme Court legalizes gay marriage
In Friday's unanimous ruling, the state's Supreme Court made Iowa the third state to legalize same-same marriage.
"We are firmly convinced the exclusion of gay and lesbian people from the institution of civil marriage does not substantially further any important governmental objective," the Supreme Court wrote in its decision. "The Legislature has excluded a historically disfavored class of persons from a supremely important civil institution without a constitutionally sufficient justification."
Missourians react to Iowa court's ruling on same-sex marriage
The Iowa court's unanimous decision to allow same-sex marriage is the first of its kind in the heartland region and makes it the third state to legalize same-sex marriage.
Columbia TreeKeepers prepare for Arbor Day Tree Give Away
Members of the TreeKeepers organization participated Friday in the Arbor Day Tree Wrap project in preparation for the Arbor Day Tree Give Away on Saturday.
Weather doesn't deter Columbia crowd at Tons of Trucks
Despite temperatures dipping into the low 40s and a bitter, steady rain, hundreds of children showed up Thursday at Cosmopolitan Park with their parents and grandparents to see their favorite toys in life-size form.
Bruins' Saturday game rescheduled for ACT
The Rock Bridge girls' soccer team fell to Lindbergh 2-0 on Friday, but its game against Lee's Summit West scheduled for Saturday was canceled.
Missouri softball changes weekend schedule
The Tigers will play a doubleheader against Texas A&M at 2 p.m. on Saturday.
Iowa court rules gay marriage ban unconstitutional
The court's unanimous ruling said the same-sex marriage ban violates rights of gay and lesbian couples. It will take at least 21 days for the ruling to be considered final, which leaves several weeks until gay and lesbian couples can seek marriage licenses.
Big Muddy Folk Festival to kick off 18th year
Boonville's Big Muddy Folk Festival will have lots of barbecue, workshops and good tunes.
Black Man's Think Tank encourages discussions on race
The next Think Tank forum, which is Monday, will address the importance of black expression in the arts.
