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We Ranked Missouri’s 10 Best Burger Spots And The Top Pick Might Surprise You

Missouri’s best burger, by our count, comes wrapped in wax paper inside a pool hall that opened in 1884. No fancy plate. Just a burger, a sheet of paper, and the click of billiard balls nearby. That pick surprised me too. The rest of the list includes a diner...

Missouri · 2d

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Boone Health to be acquired by Ardent Health

Boone Health will operate under Ardent Health following a process spanning more than a year of looking for a strategic partner, and will lose its nonprofit status. The transaction includes a $47 million purchase price, along with a commitment from Ardent to invest $200 million over the next 10 years. The ownership change will let the hospital expand its services while maintaining a local identity.

Columbia, MO · 17h

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ESPN predicts winner of Georgia vs. Missouri football

The Georgia Bulldogs (8-1, 6-1 SEC) host the Missouri Tigers (6-2, 4-2 SEC) on Saturday, Nov. 14 in Georgia 's SEC home finale. The No. 1 Bulldogs seek to improve their College Football Playoff and SEC championship hopes, while No. 22 Missouri is trying to stay in the hunt for a playoff bid. "I think this is one of his better teams," Georgia coach Kirby Smart said about facing Missouri and coach Eli Drinkwitz. "He has got an elite quarterback, and he's got good talent surrounding him. He is playing in a tough, brutal league just like we all are, and he has been in some really tight ball games. He has had some close calls, and they've got a tremendous team. They're playing really well on defense and offense. It will be a great challenge for us." Georgia has controlled the series against Missouri since the Tigers joined the SEC. The Bulldogs and Tigers played annually from 2012-2023; Georgia won all but one of those games. Coach Smart is 8-0 in his career against Missouri while coach Drinkwitz is 0-4 against Georgia. However, Georgia has had some close calls with Missouri over the years, including in 2022 when the

Athens, GA · 1d

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Love Coffee isn't closing. It's the other similarly named business

Columbia-based Love Coffee is providing clarification after a social media announcement regarding the closure of locations of Just Love Coffee Cafe in the city. The two are separate entities and business, but with similar names. Just Love Coffee Cafe had locations in Battle Crossing at 5414 Clark Lane and the Crossroads Shopping Center at 2101 W. Broadway. Love Coffee operates from a location at 15 E. Business Loop 70 and in two medical offices in the city, Columbia Orthopedic at 1 N. Keene St. and Columbia Post Acute Care at 3535 Berrywood Drive. Love Coffee is not only a cafe, but also a job training facility for individuals with disabilities and other barriers to more traditional employment. Love Coffee's Business Loop location is open 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. Medical office locations are open 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday, respectively. "We want our customers and supporters to know Love Coffee is here and will continue to serve our community," said Co-Founder and President Pat McMurry in an issued statement. "We were saddened to learn of the closure of Just Love Coffee Cafe and know many

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Microsoft reports issues with Outlook

COLUMBIA — Microsoft says it is investigating reports of users having issues accessing Outlook and Teams. A Microsoft social media account that reports service incidents said at 9:40 a.m. it identified issues with access to Teams, and it said at 10:13 a.m. that its efforts to repair the issue were mitigating the impact.

Columbia, MO · 20h

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EquipmentShare sues former employees over alleged ‘short shelling’

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) A publicly traded company based in Columbia has sued some of its former employees over allegations of “short selling.” EquipmentShare filed a federal lawsuit on Monday accusing 10 “Jane and John Does” of misappropriating trade secrets and breach of contract. The lawsuit alleges the former employees sold company information when they spoke The post EquipmentShare sues former employees over alleged ‘short shelling’ appeared first on ABC17NEWS .

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Stanford associate head coach Paul Hart accepts head coaching role at Mizzou

COLUMBIA, MO – Paul Hart, currently the associate head coach at Stanford, has been named the third head coach in the history of Mizzou’s soccer program, Director of Athletics Laird Veatch announced. Hart, a native of London, England, brings more than 15 years of collegiate coaching experience and...

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Rock Bridge celebrates seven student-athletes signing National Letters of Intent

COLUMBIA — Rock Bridge celebrated seven student-athletes signing their National Letters of Intent on Wednesday. The seven are headlined by softball player Hayden Bush, who will play at the University of Arkansas next year. Bush's sister, Ava, will play her freshman season at Alabama this year. Simone Walker, a...

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CWD sampling required this weekend in Audrain, Callaway and Montgomery counties

Mid-Missouri deer hunters in Audrain, Callaway and Montgomery counties must complete mandatory chronic wasting disease sampling this weekend. Deer harvested on Saturday, Nov. 14, and Sunday, Nov. 15, in those counties will need to be taken to a CWD sampling location. This coincides with the opening weekend of the November portion of the firearms deer season.

Audrain County, MO · 15h

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Missouri Files Complaint to SEC After Controversial Calls vs. Texas Longhorns

The Texas Longhorns beat the Missouri Tigers last week, but the game wasn't without controversy.

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Happy retirement to a very good boy

After eight years comforting patients and families at the University of Missouri Children's Hospital in Columbia, a golden retriever named Link is retiring. The therapy dog has brought joy to countless children during some of their most difficult moments. Link has spent most of his life making hospital visits a...

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Longtime Columbia radio host Simon Rose launches podcast

Longtime Columbia radio personality Simon Rose has returned to the microphone with a new podcast focused on the people, issues and events shaping the community. “The CoMo Morning Meeting with Simon Rose” features conversations with local leaders, entrepreneurs and other community figures, according to a community announcement. New episodes are released once or twice a week at 9 a.m., with the schedule depending on current events. Rose spent 37 years at KFRU and 33 years at KBXR, where he was a founding DJ. “When the radio job ended, the thing I heard more than anything was, ‘What am I supposed to listen to now?’ and ‘Are you going to do a podcast?’” Rose said in the announcement. “After hearing that enough times, it seemed like a built-in audience might actually be there. I am humbled by that and so grateful to this community for the show of support.” Guests so far have included Columbia Mayor Barbara Buffaloe, historic preservationist Fred Parry and political analyst Ted Farnen. Continuing Columbia's conversations Rose said that the podcast gives him an opportunity to continue the conversations taking place around Columbia while exploring the stories behind local headlines. The show also leaves room for occasional

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Men’s Basketball Signs Devin Cleveland

One of the nation’s top shooters is headed to Columbia as Devin Cleveland (Chicago, Ill.) signed with the Mizzou men’s basketball team on Wednesday. Cleveland is the Tigers’ first signee in the nation’s No. 7 recruiting class. Ranked as high as the nation’s No. 32 prospect,...

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Southern Boone football rematches against Hallsville in Class 3 District championship

A pass fell incomplete out of the hand of Southern Boone quarterback Graham McKim on the 4-yard line, thus turning the ball over to Hallsville, which then took a knee to end the game. That was Oct. 16. As the Hallsville home crowd celebrated the 30-27 win, the defeated Eagles...

Hallsville, MO · 16h

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Farmer Learns Saving The Family Farm Comes at a Price

Dan Kuebler stands on what used to be his farm on a hot August morning, reflecting on more than three decades spent growing fruits and vegetables on 30 acres near Ashland. For years, Kuebler sold his produce at the Columbia Farmers Market, building relationships with customers and helping supply locally grown food to his community.

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Nightly lane closure on Highway 54 to begin Wednesday

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Crews with the Missouri Department of Transportation will close one eastbound lane of Highway 54 at the Missouri River Bridge for four nights, starting on Wednesday. The closures will allow the placement of a new overhead sign in the median, according to a press release from MoDOT. Work will also continue on The post Nightly lane closure on Highway 54 to begin Wednesday appeared first on ABC17NEWS .

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Mizzou donors pledge $5 million for medicine, athletics

A $5 million planned gift to the University of Missouri will support medical education, Mizzou Athletics and fraternity and sorority life. The gift from Frank Shelden and Val Lawlor will support Mizzou's $2 billion Power the Roar fundraising campaign, according to a community announcement. Shelden, a 1977 graduate, and Lawlor, a 1989 graduate, have supported the university through philanthropy and volunteer leadership for decades. “Frank Shelden and Val Lawlor's incredible leadership advances a legacy of service that strengthens the university’s land-grant mission,” University of Missouri President Mun Choi said in the announcement. “Their investments in excellence will transform lives and make a difference for Missourians and future generations of students.” $3 million will support medical education The largest portion of the planned gift, $3 million, will go to the Russell D. and Mary B. Shelden Clinical Simulation Center at Mizzou's School of Medicine. Shelden's parents helped establish the center with a donation in 2008. The center allows medical students to practice lifesaving procedures using patient simulators designed to mimic medical conditions. Another $1.5 million will provide unrestricted support for Mizzou Athletics, giving the department flexibility to support student-athletes. The remaining $500,000 will support fraternity and sorority life and opportunities for