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 | Local Battle with blight brings an end to Timber View Tree Farm, but friends and neighbors seek to carry on. Read more |
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 | Local Riek hopes to leave a legacy of dependability, describing his presence as "even-keeled" even with things went haywire. Read more |
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 | K-12 Education Area private schools report increases in enrollment from Columbia Public Schools students that put facilities near or at capacity. Read more |
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Mizzou Football Derek Mason became the sixth head coach to be fired before or after a matchup with Missouri since 2016. Read more |
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Higher Education The Missouri Students Association raised the matter on behalf of students because of a range of challenges this semester. Read more |
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State News The packages themselves may not pose a danger but they could leave consumers vulnerable to future more nefarious scams. Read more |
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COVID-19 The coronavirus presented huge challenges for the fall semester for U.S. colleges that opened with in-person learning. Read more |
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 | Mizzou Football The NCAA has granted all Division I student-athletes an extra year of eligibility. Missouri has 20 players whose college careers would have been over otherwise. Will any return for an extra season? Read more |
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 | Local The owner of Happy Hollow Farm in Moniteau County has overcome challenges to produce healthy vegetables in high demand. Read more |
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