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(WARRENSBURG, Mo.) – A University of Central Missouri alumnus recently returned to campus to present President Charles Ambrose two UCM flags that accompanied him on a combat mission in Afghanistan…. Read more »
Category: Features
19th century English-Spanish newspaper donated
By TIM O’NEIL St. Louis Post-Dispatch (ST. LOUIS, AP) — Nine copies of a little-remembered local business newspaper that was published in Spanish and English during the late 1800s have been… Read more »
Obama to call for more mentors for minority boys
(WASHINGTON, AP) — President Barack Obama is calling on all Americans to get involved with his push to reverse underachievement among young minority men by getting involved with mentorship and… Read more »
GOP panel to weigh K.C. as convention site
(KANSAS CITY, Mo., AP) — A Republican delegation will visit Kansas City next week as the party continues to weigh possible locations for its 2016 presidential nominating convention. Kansas City… Read more »
UCM furniture bound for Afghanistan
(WARRENSBURG, Mo.) – Children in Afghanistan are receiving a little boost from the University of Central Missouri as housing staff collaborated with two organizations this month to send 1,932 pieces… Read more »
Columbia business provides feathers to famous
By ABBY KASS The Columbia Missourian (COLUMBIA, Mo., AP) — The phone rings. It’s Beyoncé’s manager, asking for 80 white ostrich feather fans for the singer’s upcoming tour. On the… Read more »
Service dog changes life of former Marine
By BY PAUL SINGLEY Republican-American of Waterbury (WATERTOWN, Conn., AP) — Former U.S. Marine Cpl. Ryan Bugler had a nightmare the other night and awoke to find his new best… Read more »
Missouri man chronicles losses on WWII submarines
By JIM SALTER (ST. LOUIS, AP) — Serving aboard an American submarine was one of the most dangerous assignments in World War II, with nearly 1 in 5 crew members… Read more »
Military base among last habitat for butterflies
By PHUONG LE (JOINT BASE LEWIS-MCCHORD, Wash., AP) — An undeveloped stretch of native prairie in south Puget Sound offers one of the few habitats in the world where a… Read more »
First lady: Arts education good for good schools
By DARLENE SUPERVILLE (WASHINGTON, AP) — Delivering a forceful argument on the role of the arts in education, Michelle Obama said Tuesday that it isn’t something to be introduced after… Read more »
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