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Hayward lifts Huskies to Women's College World Series
That's why the Washington Huskies softball team advanced to the Women's College World Series for the 11th time with a 1-0 win over Missouri in Columbia, Mo., on Friday.
Four outdoor Columbia public pools open tomorrow at 11 a.m. Those include Albert-Oakland Family Aquatic Center, Lake of the Woods, Douglass Family Aquatic Center and Little Mates Cove at Twin Lakes.
Columbia Public Schools let out for the summer
It is officially summer for Columbia public elementary school students, who had a half day of school for their last day Friday.
Three Columbia junior high schools to change names
Two eighth-grade students embraced one another in a tear-filled goodbye Friday afternoon at an Oakland Junior High assembly.
Volunteers key to success of Salute to Veterans air show
Three thousand volunteers have been working tirelessly on this weekend's Memorial Day Salute to Veterans air show in an effort to serve those who have served them in the military.
from Readers: Columbia veterans meet with visiting Tuskegee Airman
On Friday morning, a group of Columbia veterans met for breakfast and conversation with Col.
Missouri plans $23 million renovation of 3 halls
COLUMBIA, Mo. a The University of Missouri plans to renovate three buildings around its central quadrangle, including the main administration building.
Abandoned duplex in northeast Columbia burns down
Firefighters were dispatched to the scene at 4:20 p.m. Lieutenant Martina Pounds of the Boone County Fire Protection District said the Sheriff's Department was originally dispatched to the site of the fire for burglary.
Fulton man charged with sexually assaulting 5-year-old girl
Callaway County Sheriff's deputies arrested a Fulton man Thursday morning on accusations of sexually assaulting a 5-year-old girl in Boone County.
Maxine Jeanette Frerking Worley, Jan. 11, 1926 - May 21, 2013
Maxine was born Jan. 11, 1926, to the late Ralph Frerking and Clara Haase Frerking in Higginsville, Mo.
Battle area to see more traffic and development
Aiden Almanza, 5, rides his bike with neighbor Natalie Jackson, 6, on May 12 in the Golf View Condominiums, which is across the street from the newly constructed Battle High School.
St. Charles Man Thrown from Motorcycle After Failing to Negotiate Curve
A St. Charles motorcyclist was injured after being thrown from his motorcycle in an Sunday-morning crash.
Brandon R. Coleman was a graduate of Hickman High School
He was born Nov. 11, 1987, in Columbia to Winona Coleman Broadus and Larry R. Lee.
Wanda Incle shared bond with sisters, family
Ms. Incle's older sister, Vickie Battles, remembers sneaking into Incle's room when they were teenagers after she had left for school.
Currently, Takeo reports for WOOD in Grand Rapids, MI. He has worked at the station since July 2010.
William Burnley was passionate about education, helping others
Mr. Burnley was born Oct. 16, 1942, in Meadville, Pa., to Gladys Burnley and William Caldwell Burnley.
Two men arrested after spraying sherriff's deputy with tear gas
A police chase and confrontation involving Tasers and what appeared to be tear gas led to the arrest of two men Monday night.
Eleanor Christine Mitter, of Columbia, 1954-2013
A memorial service will be held 11 a.m. Saturday, June 1, at Olivet Christian Church in Columbia.
American Airlines did not require a payment from the Air Service Revenue Guarantee fund for April
The City of Columbia announced today that the Air Service Revenue Guarantee fund was invoiced $0 dollars for April 2013.
Columbia schools prepared for severe weather
After a tornado in Moore, Okla. destroyed two elementary schools, Columbia Public Schools released details about its severe weather plans.