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UPDATE: Heart of Missouri United Way campaigns to raise $3.3 million
Heart of Missouri United Way launched its annual campaign Friday. A new approach will push a "community impact" model.
Consortiums get $330 million to create new academic tests
The U.S. Education Department has awarded about $330 million to two consortiums representing 44 states, including Kansas and Missouri, and the District of Columbia.
U.S. Bank on Broadway robbed
Police are still searching for the suspect who robbed the U.S. Bank in downtown Columbia on Friday afternoon. The man did not display a weapon but kept his hand in his pocket to imply he had one.
Heart of Missouri United Way campaigns to raise $3.3 million
Heart of Missouri United Way has raised more than $58,000 in funds toward its overall goal.
Army Corps urges safety on lakes over Labor Day holiday
People are urged to wear life jackets and be careful about drinking alcohol while on the water.
GLOBAL JOURNALIST: Is it xenophobia, or is it nationalism?
How should the news media cover xenophobic movements, and how do those movements differ around the world? What is their impact? "Global Journalist" talks with journalists based in America, Moscow, and Brussels.
Developers look to Mississippi River as source of renewable power
Many potential developers are ultimately scared away, however, by the high costs of energy projects and the lengthy federal licensing process.
Grant Elementary School evacuated after fire alarm sounds
The evacuation was prompted by boiler room repairs. It immediately followed a lockdown prompted by an armed robbery in the area.
The Perlow-Stevens Gallery is moving to another location
The building that currently holds the gallery has been sold. The gallery's lease runs out in February.
My Secret Garden moves to location across downtown
The store's owner said the move comes in response to economic conditions and customer needs. The florist shop will take the place of Vespa of Columbia, which left East Broadway last month.
Kansas City museum exhibit showcases German World War I artifacts
The exhibit, which includes both weapons and nonlethal personal items, portrays World War I from Germany's perspective. It will run through the end of next year.
Missouri Arts Council to host activities in Columbia
Missouri Arts Council offers information to applicants and activities to Columbia.
Missouri residents find creative ways to remember deceased
More people are choosing cremation for their final disposition, and cemeteries and funeral homes are developing more personal touches for remembrance.
Columbia College soccer falls to No. 21 Bellevue
Bellevue hands the Cougars their first loss of the season in the 54th minute.
LETTER: The new Columbia has no use for benches
If you're not a consumer, the District wants you to disappear.