Elizabeth Brixey is the Columbia Missourian's education editor and an associate professor in the Missouri School of Journalism. She can be reached at (573) 882-2632 and brixeye@missouri.edu.
With one child medically at-risk and another a toddler, Emily and Nick Beydler have waited and hoped for a kids vaccine.
The animal adaptations activity combined art, creativity and imagination to create the perfect Pokémon.
"We are going to send food to the food pantry so everyone can get all the food they need," said third grader Sage Miller.
MU Health Care says the number of flu cases so far this year has exceeded the number of cases in all of flu season last year.
The artist, Columbia College art professor Sid Larson, created the murals as a part of a courthouse expansion in 1994.
Schmitt also filed a lawsuit against Springfield Public Schools that was related to the Sunshine Law on Nov. 16.
Caitlin Casey, a 2003 Rock Bridge grad, is interested in how stars and galaxies formed in the universe's early history.
Meanwhile, area districts have updated their policies for parents to record IEP and 504 meetings to follow state law.
The store on Grindstone Parkway will be closed on Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Columbia Safety and Supply sells safety and fall protection equipment and employs 130.
Thanks for the interesting question about Dr. Choi's last name. He uses a pronunciation that rhymes with "boy."
Elizabeth Brixey, education editor
Mr. Lanigan, we have a Homecoming section on our homepage. If you're looking at it on a laptop, the link to it is about halfway down on the right side.
Regards,
Elizabeth Brixey (one of the city editors)
I appreciate this comment. The reporter and I are talking about a better way to more clearly express the point. Thanks for posting. Elizabeth Brixey, Missourian education editor
brixey commented on Columbia police training session demonstrates how police combat bias
Mr. Moore, thank you for your comment. We have a such a story in the works. Regards, Elizabeth Brixey, education editor