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6:00 pm
Fri April 27, 2012

Newscast for April 27, 2012

Regional news coverage from the KBIA newsroom, including:

  • A local Kirksville grocer shuts down for good
  • Missouri lawmakers considering allowing casinos to loan money to their patrons
  • Columbia residents unsure of future of neighborhood trees
  • Kirksville shows highest growth of any NE Missouri city
  • University of Missouri hosting Rwanda symposium for public
Business
5:43 pm
Fri April 27, 2012

Kirksville shows most growth in northeast Missouri

Credit Jeffrey Beall / flickr

Kirksville led northeast Missouri in job postings over the last few months thanks in part to the Northeast Regional Medical Center, based in Kirksville.

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Business
5:23 pm
Fri April 27, 2012

Kirksville grocery store shuts down

Credit david_shane / flickr

A locally-owned Kirksville grocery store is closing.  Near and Far Downtown Grocery sells produce from local farmers to stock its shelves. Velda Salt opened the store with her husband after having success at the farmer’s market. But she says the college town environment, and its seasonal nature, made it tough to be profitable year-round.

“More than half of our clientele are students," said Salt. "But it’s not just the students, because when school is out the professors are gone, a lot of them. The community…overall the town decreases.”

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Crime
9:32 am
Thu February 23, 2012

Truman State student's Facebook profile used in Kirksville investigation

One Truman State University student was surprised when her private Facebook status went public.

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Education
9:28 am
Thu February 23, 2012

Truman State students to review Nixon higher ed cuts

Credit File / KBIA
Gov. Jay Nixon's 2013 budget slashes nearly eight percent from higher education in Missouri.

Truman State University administrators created a coalition to find ways to adjust to budget cuts earlier this month.  Now, the student member of the coalition, Ryan Nely is forming a similar coalition of all students.

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