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Junior high cross country teams compete at Craig Invite
The Rock Port Junior High cross country runners traveled to Craig, Missouri, to compete in a junior high event last week. Seven Rock Port runners had top 10 finishes. Pictured are, from left to right, Portia Ingram (6th, 17:44), Ingrid Heintz (1st, 14:23), Blaykleigh Daugherty (7th, 18:06), Lane Seeley (5th, 16:03), Wyatt Wray (8th, 17:35), and Kipton Waigand (1st, 12:41). Not pictured is Elaina Kroeger (3rd, 15:25). (Submitted photo)
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Students from 37 high schools to fill Civic Arena for ‘My Success Event’
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (KQTV) -- Civic Arena will host more than 1,700 high school students from 37 high schools for an annual event to introduce students to career paths in the St. Joseph area. The St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce is planning the two-day event, which will take place starting...
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Spoofhounds fall in 4 sets in Senior Night match against Cardinals
A trio of seniors with Maryville High School volleyball (11-6, 3-1 MEC) bid farewell to their home gym as the Spoofhounds fell to the Benton High School Cardinals (18-13, 4-3 MEC) in four sets on Oct. 8. Pregame warmups ended differently than it has the whole season for senior hitters...
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Mizzou guarantees admission for qualifying students in 5 districts
The University of Missouri will begin guaranteeing admission to certain high school students in five Missouri school districts who meet academic benchmarks through a new Early College Direct Admission Pathway. The initiative will launch with Columbia Public Schools, Farmington School District, Lee’s Summit R-7 School District, Liberty Public Schools and North Kansas City Schools, according to a community announcement. Eligible students in designated Early College programs will receive admission offers before the start of their senior year if they meet program requirements. Students must earn at least a 3.0 core GPA and complete a minimum of 12 college credit hours by the end of their junior year. Those who qualify will not be required to submit a traditional application or pay an application fee. The university said that eligible students will be notified no later than Aug. 1 before their senior year begins. “This initiative reflects our commitment to creating clear, attainable pathways to higher education for Missouri students,” Steve Robinson, vice provost for enrollment management, said in the announcement. “We are proud to partner with these school districts to recognize that achievement and provide students with an early pathway to Mizzou. These are highly prepared students who before they
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#9 North Andrew continue their dominance with win over King City
KING CITY, Mo. (KQTV) -- The North Andrew Cardinals grab their sixth win of the season after defeating the King City Wildkats, 74-34. North Andrew improves to 6-1 on the season, while King City falls to 2-5 on the year. The Cardinals will be back at home next week to...
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Nodaway Valley Thunder stampedes to 58-6 win over Mound City
(Burlington Junction) -- Nodaway Valley football flexed its muscles on homecoming Friday night, as they rolled to a dominant win over Mound City. The Missouri 8-man Media Poll No. 5 Thunder (7-0) used an explosive offense and stout defense to jump out early and never look back in a 58-6 win over the Panthers (4-3) on the KMA Video Stream.
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NW sustainability efforts prevent use of nearly 10,000 plastic water bottles per year
The University prevents the use of nearly 5,000 plastic water bottles each semester. Northwest’s Sustainability Coordinator Tim Hill said there are about 55 Elkay water bottle filling stations across campus. The University advertises that these fountains are used over 100,000 times each semester. The average fountain provides 15,000 20-ounce...
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Bishop LeBlond earns win Friday against Northland Christian
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (KQTV) -- The Bishop LeBlond Golden Eagles earned their fourth win of the season Friday night. Bishop LeBlond defeated Northland Christian, 56-38, in its final home game of the regular season. The Golden Eagles led 14-8 at the end of the first quarter and outscored Northland Christian,...