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Historic Edwin and Nora Payne Bedford House in Fayette, Missouri
CJ CoombsFayette, MOThe historic Oscar G. and Mary H. Burch House in Jefferson City, Missouri was built in 1869
CJ CoombsJefferson City, MOThis Small Missouri Town was just Named One of the Coolest in the U.S.
Travel MavenBoonville, MOThe Gray-Wood Buildings in California, Missouri on North High Street remind me of row houses
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A property owner in the East Campus neighborhood is set to settle his lawsuit against the city of Columbia if it approves a replat it denied him in 2021. Mark Stephenson sued the city last year after the City Council voted against his applications three times — in May, August and November of 2021 — amid neighbors’ heavy opposition to the replats. Stephenson asked for them to accommodate his plans to build apartments.
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Columbia location among Bed Bath & Beyond store closures
NEW YORK (AP) — Bed Bath & Beyond said Tuesday it will be shuttering 150 more stores — including its Columbia location — as the beleaguered home goods chain cuts costs as it works to stay afloat. The store, located at 205 N. Stadium Blvd, had window...
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Missouri's champion trees still part of Botanic Garden even if criteria for award changes
In this neck of the woods, it may be correctly assumed that “the big tree”— as the magnificent, 350- to 400-year-old bur oak growing in a field near McBaine is commonly known — is the Missouri Department of Conservation’s (MDC) State Champion Quercus macrocarpa. Located on the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail, the stately sentinel was arguably historic even before those prominent early explorers passed within sight of it.
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Roll carts are eyesores that would make Columbia look trashy
If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. Science, economics, aesthetics, hygiene and social justice all argue against a solid waste disposal system involving waste containers on wheels, commonly called roll carts. In March 2016, Columbia residents voted by a 54% majority to ban roll carts. A determined group of Columbians and some city officials are now engaged in an effort to impose roll carts on the city.
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Afghan student builds community in Columbia
Sayed Zabiullah Sadat was attending the American University of Afghanistan when the Taliban took control of the country. Uncertain of his future in the country, Sayed was met with an opportunity to continue his education. He now attends the University of Missouri. Sayed has been an active part of the...
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Mizzou Black Creatives hosts the Blackity Black Poetry Slam
Mizzou Black Creatives hosted the Blackity Black Poetry Slam on Monday at the Black Culture Center in Columbia. Nine students performed at the event. As Mizzou Black Creatives continues to celebrate Black History Month, students shared deeply personal stories about their lived experiences through poetry. Emcee Marjai Neal encouraged the...
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School nutrition guidance unrealistic for CPS
Columbia Public Schools said it would be a challenge to meet new nutrition standards proposed by the Biden administration on Friday. The proposal established a new set of guidelines for sugar and sodium content in school meals.
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People of Columbia enjoy the nice weather
Residents of Columbia were out and about on Sunday for the nice weather. The day stayed consistently in the upper 50s, with a slight breeze and sunny sky. People walked around downtown, read their books, stopped to get something to eat, and enjoyed being outside.
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MU's Shaw, South Carolina's Jackson II provide glimpse at SEC's young talent
Trailing South Carolina 32-29 with 4:39 to play in the first half, Kobe Brown lobbed a pass to freshman Aidan Shaw, who completed the connection with a one-handed dunk to bring Missouri within one point and snap a scoring drought. More than a minute later, Shaw assisted Sean East II...
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Fieldhouse expansion plan faces push for roller derby inclusion
Public input on plans to double the size of the Columbia Sports Fieldhouse was gathered on Tuesday at a forum hosted by the the Columbia Parks and Recreation Department. The fieldhouse is a multi-use indoor sports facility that opened in 2019. It hosts sports tournaments for local youth and adult leagues. The first phase of the building cost about $5.5 million, according to a Parks and Recreation news release from Feb. 1.
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MU women's golf takes third at FAU Paradise Invitational
Missouri women’s golf posted the second-lowest score of the day — 1-under 287 — to finish third in the FAU Paradise Invitational on Tuesday in Boca Raton, Florida. The Tigers shot 2 under for the tournament, two strokes behind second-place Nebraska and 27 strokes behind champion Vanderbilt.
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Hickman baseball coach Mershon resigns
Hickman baseball coach Mason Mershon has informed the school of his resignation, athletic director Jack Rubenstein confirmed to the Columbia Daily Tribune on Monday. There has been no information provided yet for the reason behind Mershon’s resignation.
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Missouri men's basketball looks to bounce back against South Carolina
UP NEXT What: MU vs. South Carolina When: 8 p.m Tuesday Where: Mizzou Arena Watch: SEC Network. Facing a Mississippi State team built to counter Missouri’s up-tempo style, the Tigers struggled Saturday. Bulldogs star Tolu Smith — who notched 25 points and 12 rebounds — punished MU, which committed an uncharacteristic 15 turnovers. Missouri leading scorer Kobe Brown was kept quiet with just 10 points during their trip to Starkville, Mississippi.
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Celebrate Valentine's Day with loved ones at events in Columbia
With Valentine's Day coming up next week, there are a variety of events and activities in Columbia for families, couples and friends.
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Tolton boys wrestling sets new program record for dual victories
Tolton wrestling continued its winning ways Tuesday night, defeating Osage and South Callaway, 48-33 and 66-18, respectively, in Columbia. The two dual victories pushed the Trailblazers' total to 17, which is the most in a season in program history.
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Gold defeats Black in MU baseball's annual scrimmage
Sophomore outfielder Juju Stevens hit a three-run home run in the fourth inning, lifting the Missouri baseball Gold team to a 3-0 victory in the annual Black & Gold scrimmage Sunday afternoon at Taylor Stadium. Stevens capitalized after a single from junior catcher Dylan Leach and a double from freshman...
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Tigers hold off Gamecocks for home win
It was not the resounding victory for Missouri men’s basketball that fans might have expected against a struggling South Carolina team. However, the Tigers bounced back from their loss to Mississippi State on Saturday with an 83-74 win over the Gamecocks on Tuesday at Mizzou Arena.
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Elam, Missouri wrestling suffer shocking defeats
No. 8 Missouri wrestling suffered its first loss of Big 12 competition, falling 17-16 to No. 11 Oklahoma State on Sunday at Gallagher-Iba Arena in Stillwater, Oklahoma. The Cowboys (11-2, 6-1 Big 12) won three matches with lower-ranked wrestlers, with the biggest surprise being Luke Surber (197 pounds) knocking off top-ranked Rocky Elam. Surber held off Elam’s third-period shots to claim a 5-4 victory by decision, with the winning point coming via ride-time advantage.
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Bowers powers Rock Bridge boys basketball past KC Central
Senior Brady Bowers scored 32 points in Rock Bridge boys basketball's 86-67 home win over KC Central on Tuesday night. The Bruins (16-4) weren’t shy when it came to shooting, and it paid dividends. Rock Bridge took control early, knocking down field goal after field goal with the help of the hot-handed Bowers. But KC Central didn't go away quietly.
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