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Charter Schools in Boone County?
The legislature’s massive education bill authorized expanding the alternative school model.
City/County Health Dept. Director Browning to Retire in October
Public Health and Human Services Director Stephanie Browning will retire from the city of Columbia effective Oct. 11, 2024, after twenty-five years of service to the community. The city manager’s office announced the news in a September 4 news release. Browning began her public health career in Yuma, Arizona, where she worked HIV prevention for
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Frozen in Time: Columbia Still Lacks Home Ice
Years ago, when the Washington Park Ice Arena in Jefferson City offered a free opportunity for kids to lace up some ice skates and get on the ice, Sam Fleury and his wife Ann took their children, 5-year-old Ava and 3-year-old William, to try it out. With that first chance to glide across the ice,
Columbia is an Athletic City in Motion
It’s hard to miss the fact that Mizzou has a football team, but the truth is that Columbians of all ages and skill levels are flocking to fields, courts, gyms, and other athletic facilities around the city, day and night, to play and compete in a wide variety of sports. While there are plenty of
Tiger Stretch Sesh: It’s a Hot Yoga Huddle
When Brandy Turner launched Lotus Hot Yoga three years ago, she had a vision for a boutique-style practice, something on the smaller side to offer an intimate yoga environment. What she couldn’t have imagined was that it would quickly become the go-to spot for many Mizzou athletes seeking to stretch their bodies and clear their
Locked On Mizzou
Podcaster is a ‘true son’ fan of all things MU athletics. If you have ever searched for a video or podcast covering Mizzou sports, you might have heard the following phrase: “Hey all you true sons and daughters. I’m John Miller, your Mizzou Mafioso.” Miller, a Columbia resident and University of Missouri graduate, hosts the