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Endangered beetle reintroduced in southwest Missouri
Crews brought about 600 of the American burying beetles to Wah'Kon-Tah Prairie.
Skateboarders show off tricks at Shred Fest
Skateboarders from ages five through 25 participated in the ninth annual Shred Fest at Cosmopolitan Park.
Former Bosnian political refugee among graduates of MU High School
Amir Dizdarevic received his diploma from MU High School on Saturday afternoon. The 26-year-old had dropped out of school more than 10 years ago.
Missouri House committee to examine ways to prevent the spread of CWD
Chronic wasting disease is a fatal illness that causes brain degeneration. There have been 10 confirmed cases of chronic wasting disease in free-ranging deer in Missouri.
DEAR READER: Museums may turn out to be the story of the summer
The controversy over the move of the Museum of Anthropology and the Museum of Art and Archeology may prove to be the “hits” of the summer. Or “page views,” in more acceptable Web analytic language.
Columbia students, staff depart for a science adventure to national parks
The Columbia Public School Science Department has organized a trip to Grand Teton and Yellowstone national parks. Students and Columbia Public School staff departed Saturday for the weeklong trip.
Hopper takes top shooting honors
Columbia shooter Brian Hopper tops 142 shooters to win over-all honors at the Rock Bridge Lions Shoot Saturday,
Conservation Commission votes to limit deer permits
The Conservation Commission recently voted to limit the number of firearm anterless deer permits for the 2013-2014 hunting seasons in 12 counties in central Missouri, including Boone County.
Linda Kathleen Allen, 66, worked for Columbia License Office
Linda Kathleen Allen, 66, died Friday June 7, 2013. She worked for the Columbia License Office.
City Council considers alternative development fee
Councilman Karl Skala proposed trip generation fees at the City Council retreat on Saturday. The proposal would place more financial responsibility on contractors who increase traffic with new developments.
Twin sisters share stories of cancer survival at Pink Promise tea
The Susan G. Komen Foundation hosted a tea Saturday morning to celebrate local cancer survivors.
Boonville business owner returns to Nigeria hometown to help community
Julius Udinyiwe, who owns a one-hour photo shop in Boonville, returned a year later to repair classrooms and build wells to provide water to his native community.
Samuel A. Kloeppel worked as a camp counselor, played lacrosse
Samuel A. Kloeppel, of Columbia, died Thursday, June 6, 2013. He was 18.
Linda Kathleen Allen, Feb. 7, 1947 — June 7, 2013
Linda Kathleen Allen, 66, of Columbia, died at her home in the care of her family on Friday, June 7, 2013.
Orval Harold, 96, served during World War II
Mr. Harold served as an infantry unit commander in the Pacific Theater.
Orval Albert Harold, Nov. 16, 1916 — May 31, 2013
Orval Albert Harold, 96, of Columbia died Friday, May 31, 2013.
PHOTO GALLERY: Smrithi Jacob spends time at Columbia Senior Activity Center
Smrithi Susan Jacob plays Rummikub with a seniors Sherill Mikles and Veena Sahota Thursday at the Columbia Senior Activity Center.
Cards run out of time against Reds
Cardinals question final out in 4-2 loss to Reds on Saturday in Cincinnati.
Royals beat Astros for fourth straight win
Ervin Santana pitched seven snappy innings and the Royals finally gave him enough support in a 7-2 victory over the Houston Astros on Saturday night.
Gov. Jay Nixon receives thousands of messages about guns
The governor has until mid-July to sign, veto or allow gun legislation to take effect without his signature. People from across the country are voicing their opinions on how he should proceed.