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Bearcat golf looks ahead to spring after Top 9 finish in last tournament
As the seasons change, so does access to the Mozingo Lake Golf Course for the Bearcat golf team. The team finished tied for ninth at the University of Nebraska-Kearney Central Region Preview Oct. 11-13. The ’Cats showed resiliency throughout their fall season. Head coach Lathan Croy said he is excited...
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Missouri Girls State Golf (10/19): Taylor, Graham lead area individuals; East Atchison, Savannah pace area teams
(KMAland) -- Worth County's Georgia Taylor and Stanberry's Addison Graham led the way individually, while East Atchison, Stanberry, Savannah and Maryville represented KMAland in the team standings on day one of the Missouri Girls State Golf Championships Monday. Taylor and Graham both are among the top six in Class 1...
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Northwest Missouri State student takes Capitol Hill to advocate for music education
Over the summer, a student from Northwest Missouri State University traveled to Capitol Hill to advocate for funding in music education, while also getting experience performing on stage. A senior instrumental music education major from Bethany, Missouri, Maddie Fenimore participated in the National Association for Music Education leadership summit in...
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Kearney Family Honors Son Lost to Down Syndrome With Golf Tournament
A Kearney, Missouri family is turning their grief into a fundraiser this month, hosting the first annual “Birdies for Barrett” golf tournament to honor their son, who died at just 7 months old. Barrett Breznik was born in August 2025 with Down syndrome and a heart condition, and he died in March 2026 after experiencing liver failure. The Breznik family teamed up with Down Syndrome Innovations, a Kansas City-area nonprofit that supports individuals with Down syndrome and their families, for the tournament.