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Jaret Holden
Jaret is a senior Science and Agricultural Journalism major. He’s a native of Birch Tree, MO.
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Columbia residents had the chance to weigh in on climate change at a forum held last night at city hall. The event was hosted by a task force appointed by…
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Democrat Brianna Lennon, won the office of Boone County Clerk among other local candidates. Last night, Lennon won with 5% more votes than the incumbent,…
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Missouri voters are deciding on a gas tax increase when they head to the ballot box in November.Governor Parson is crossing the state campaigning for the…
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Southern Boone Area YMCA recently received a large donation to help with building a new facility in Ashland.University of Missouri Healthcare donated…
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Southern Boone Area YMCA recently received a large donation to help with building a new facility in Ashland.University of Missouri Healthcare donated…
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The city council’s commission on Bicycle and Pedestrian safety met Wednesday to discuss the impact of scooters on the city.The City of Columbia and Bird…
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Columbia Access Television is a community organization highlighting local citizen’s voices. Now, the non-profit may have to do it with less money.The…
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The California-based company Bird Scooters has launched scooter rentals in Columbia without official signoff from MU. Campus officials say the company…
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Columbia residents voted overwhelmingly in support of a $42.8 million water bond issue in Tuesday’s primary election.The final results, reported at 10:40…
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High school students from around the state took part in an Emerging Leaders Conference which wrapped up on Wednesday.About 80 students participated in the…