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Southeast Missourian
March 24, 2018
"As long as someone is creating a pysanka, the world will never end," Barb Duncan said, sharing a quote from a Babushka. Duncan, 83, from Jackson, visited Ukraine in the early 1990's as part of a mission trip to distribute the four gospels in schools, hospitals and orphanages in the Ukrainian language.
Southeast Missourian
March 24, 2018
Recent happenings of the Torchbearer Iota Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi have been a Valentine's Day gathering at the Chateau Girardeau for the crowning of the chapter's Valentine Queen for the year, Mary Schwab, who is a resident at the Chateau. In addition to her crown, she was presented with a yellowÃâà...
STLtoday.com
March 24, 2018
JEFFERSON CITY • Less than a month after a group of blind Missourians settled a lawsuit alleging the state had been shorting them money for years, Gov. Eric Greitens announced the results of a probe into possible fraud within the program. The investigation by officials at two state agencies found that 436Ãâà...
Columbia Missourian
March 24, 2018
The Columbia Missourian produces in-depth journalism across many platforms while coaching talented MU students. Independent reporting isn't cheap to produce, even if it's free to consume. Every dollar you donate is a gift for life because we touch only the interest earned. We hope you'll help: Donate orÃâà...
STLtoday.com
March 24, 2018
How does protecting Styrofoam's use benefit Missourians? These bills only benefit CEOs who want to increase their profit margin without any regard for their communities, their planet or those who suffer the most from single-use plastic trash — low-income communities and those who make their living fromÃâà...
Columbia Missourian
March 23, 2018
JEFFERSON CITY — The state government beat at the Columbia Missourian is trying something new this legislative session. A team of our reporters and graphic designers will be following one bill as it moves through the House and Senate. We decided to start this project as we think it'll be a good learningÃâà...
Columbia Missourian
March 22, 2018
Plans for a more connected Missouri health care system and two new local clinics were topics of discussion at a Board of Curators meeting Wednesday. MU Health Care CEO Jonathan Curtright and UM System President Mun Choi presented plans in front of the MU Health Affairs Committee on ways toÃâà...
Columbia Missourian
March 22, 2018
Lora Blair, right, pets a horse after Gretchen Pani's ride in the indoor arena on Feb. 7 at Fox Run Horse Boarding and Equestrian Events. Pani is an instructor for riding lessons that people can take at the horse boarding facility. Jordan Kodner/Missourian. Lora Blair handles horses at her stables on Feb.
Missourinet.com
March 22, 2018
An 11-year-old boy from south-central Missouri's Dixon has set a state and world record in the sport of fishing. Maverick Yoakum holds record river redhorse catch with his father Bennett behind him (photo courtesy of MDC). Maverick Yoakum became the state's most recent record-breaking angler byÃâà...
Columbia Missourian
March 22, 2018
You might have heard that Facebook has changed how it displays news and other content in your feed, prioritizing posts from family and friends over those from pages and news outlets. This could mean you see less of our content in the future. If you use Facebook to get your news and want to make sureÃâà...
Columbia Missourian
March 21, 2018
The Columbia Missourian produces in-depth journalism across many platforms while coaching talented MU students. Independent reporting isn't cheap to produce, even if it's free to consume. Every dollar you donate is a gift for life because we touch only the interest earned. We hope you'll help: Donate orÃâà...
Columbia Missourian
March 21, 2018
Novelist Alex George will open a new bookstore, Unbound Books, on Ninth Street in downtown Columbia. The store is expected to open in mid-August. Courtesy of Alex George. Facebook Ãâ÷ Twitter Ãâ÷ Email; Print; Save. Downtown Columbia is about to get a second independent book store — at a locationÃâà...
Columbia Missourian
March 21, 2018
“I don't think we can claim ourselves to be very civilized when we premeditated a murder 20 years ago in this building, and then we go ahead and move this fellow along down this path to perhaps be killed tonight,” said organizer Jeff Stack, of the Mid-Missouri Fellowship of Reconciliation and MissouriansÃâà...
Southeast Missourian
March 15, 2018
By Joshua Hartwig ~ Southeast Missourian. Students at Jackson Junior High School participated in a peaceful walkout Wednesday to honor victims of the Parkland, Florida, school shootings and to call attention to gun violence. Courtesy of McKayla Hency. Students in schools across Southeast MissouriÃâà...
Columbia Missourian
March 15, 2018
It applies to the Columbia Missourian and other newspapers or TV stations when readers of their internet sites post comments. Here is some ... Sandy Davidson is a professor at the Missouri School of Journalism and a Curators' Teaching Professor at MU and is an attorney for the Missourian. Courtesy ofÃâà...
Southeast Missourian
March 12, 2018
A 13-month-old girl on North Hanover Street in Cape Girardeau died at a local hospital after she was bitten by the family's dog Friday, Cape Girardeau police said. Police said they were dispatched to the residence at 2:12 p.m. Friday in response to the dog attack. The child later was pronounced dead at aÃâà...
Columbia Missourian
March 12, 2018
Kelly told the Missourian when Noren retired that "people would call her from all over the country" for advice on election-related matters. ... Art Auer, who worked with Noren for 33 years as director of elections, told the Missourian in June that the office was "always busy, always changing, always innovating,Ãâà...
Columbia Missourian
March 9, 2018
The Missouri Students Association presidential election has been canceled after three candidates dropped out and the MSA Board of Elections Commissioners disqualified their slates. A special election will be held before the end of the semester, but the MSA Senate has not set a date. After offensiveÃâà...
Southeast Missourian
March 3, 2018
At the American Council of Engineering Companies of Missouri (ACEC Missouri)'s annual awards banquet Feb. 10, Horner & Shifrin and the City of Cape Girardeau were honored with an Engineering Excellence Award for the South Sprigg Street Bridge Project, according to a city news release. AcceptingÃâà...
Southeast Missourian
March 3, 2018
Daughter to Cody Wayne and Autumn Rose Clark of Advance, Missouri, Southeast Hospital, 9:01 p.m. Monday, Feb. 19, 2018. Name, Haddie Faye. Weight, 8 pounds, 5.8 ounces. First child. Mrs. Clark is the former Autumn VanGennip, daughter of Robyn and Scott VanGennip of Advance. She is a dentalÃâà...
Columbia Missourian
March 3, 2018
JEFFERSON CITY — Missouri's governor is facing a showdown with the Legislature over what to do with an unexpected budget windfall. On the table is $80 million, which had been set aside to help fund the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) over the next two years, in case congressionalÃâà...
St. Louis Public Radio
March 2, 2018
A new study from The Nature Conservancy and University of Bristol shows that more people in Missouri and the continental U.S. are at risk from heavy rains and river flooding than previously measured by regulatory flood maps. File photo | Carolina Hidalgo | St. Louis Public Radio. More people in MissouriÃâà...
Columbia Missourian
February 28, 2018
MU Chancellor Alexander Cartwright greets Ryan Owens, communications coordinator for the College of Engineering, Chi-Ren Shyu, director of Informatics Institute, left, and Professor Emerita Dr. Judith Miles, right, on Tuesday at the Bond Life Science Center. Cartwright announced new initiativesÃâà...
Columbia Missourian
February 28, 2018
A previous version of the story did not clearly indicate that budget cuts will not necessarily be distributed evenly across all divisions. Some non-tenure-track faculty at MU were told Wednesday their contracts will not be renewed for the 2018-2019 school year, according to an email from Interim Provost JimÃâà...
Columbia Missourian
February 22, 2018
The Columbia Missourian is suing Howard County Coroner Frank Flaspohler over his refusal to hand over documents related to the inquest into Kenneth ... Sandy Davidson, the Missourian's attorney and an MU communications law professor, filed the lawsuit on Thursday on behalf of the Missourian'sÃâà...
Kansas City Star
February 22, 2018
Missouri has a Washington problem. Or, to be more specific, every individual and every family that lives in Missouri — especially those of us who live in Kansas City — has a Washington problem. Maybe more than one. The concern I'm talking about is hitting Kansas City residents financially on a very localÃâà...
Columbia Missourian
February 8, 2018
JEFFERSON CITY — The Columbia Missourian won first-place awards for feature writing, spot news and its website Thursday in the annual Missouri .... 2, Gerry Tritz, Jefferson City News Tribune, "Greitens Political Maneuvers an Insult to Missourians"; 3, Shawnna Robinson, (Park Hills) Daily Journal,Ãâà...
Kansas City Star
December 31, 1999
Missouri has played a central role in President Donald Trump's push for tax reform, hosting his initial announcement of the proposal last August and a key rally in November, just before the bill's final passage. Wednesday, the president is coming back to Missouri to highlight the massive economic benefits ofÃâà...
Northwest Missourian
December 31, 1999
In last week's edition of the Missourian, there were two articles targeting Greek life: a news article titled, “Fraternity suspended for hazing allegation” and an opinion piece titled, “University hazy on Greek allegations.” These were the first two articles about Greek life that the Missourian has covered since theÃâà...
Columbia Missourian
December 31, 1999
The campaign for Missouri Students Association president was temporarily suspended Tuesday, and two presidential candidates dropped out after offensive tweets by three candidates were widely distributed. On Tuesday evening, Blaine Thomas and Claire Jacobs, whose tweets were publicized,Ãâà...
