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Crash injures Fulton man
A single-vehicle accident injured a Callaway County man early Saturday morning.
Stories by Joe Gamm
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Subscriber ExclusiveBoys & Girls Club building sustains ‘significant damage’
There's never a good time for a broken water pipe.
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Subscriber ExclusiveRegion getting brief relief from cold
In terms of good weather news, Central Missouri can expect some warmer temperatures today and Thursday.
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Subscriber ExclusiveCold, wind to continue until mid-week
It might be best just to stay home today.
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Subscriber ExclusiveBible Conference continues today
Stories in the Bible tell us what people within its pages learned or experienced when they looked up, according to Isaac Williams.
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Friday collision injures Stover man
A 34-year-old man suffered moderate injuries Friday afternoon in a two-vehicle collision north of Versailles in Morgan County.
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Subscriber ExclusiveFutsal season kicks off
The Jefferson City Area YMCA's youth futsal league began play Saturday.
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Subscriber ExclusiveBarracudas, foes take over Knowles pool
Recreational swimmers were asked to stay out of the water Saturday at the Knowles YMCA pool.
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Subscriber ExclusiveOsage County library offers bookstore within its walls
Book sales are a regular event at the Osage Branch of the Missouri River Regional Library in Linn.
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Missouri lawmakers eye litany of tax cut proposals as Medicaid funding debate looms
The election-year fiscal agenda for Missouri lawmakers includes big ideas like eliminating the corporate income tax or sales taxes on groceries and targeted pr…
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Putting the shoe on another foot
Shoes have been used as symbols of transformation in literature.
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News Tribune staff members choose their top stories for 2023
Once again, the news this year led Central Missouri on an emotional roller-coaster ride.
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Subscriber ExclusiveDoors opened for restoration
The much-anticipated removal of the first of two massive bronze doors on the south face of the State Capitol was accomplished early Friday afternoon.
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Subscriber ExclusiveMRRL sacrifices magazines for vision boards
A group sat Tuesday afternoon at tables in Missouri River Regional Library and destroyed magazines.
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‘Frozen’ characters chill during inaugural Ice Princess Skate
Little girls of all abilities hit the ice Saturday to skate with the characters from "Frozen."
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Subscriber ExclusiveToys for Tots helped spread Christmas joy
It was a very good year for Toys for Tots.
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Site helps residents check their disaster threat levels
Residents of 10 states, including Missouri, now have a resource intended to help prepare them in case natural disaster should strike their area.
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Foundation awards $10,000 grant to help with veteran transportation
Veterans United Foundation has awarded a grant to OATS Transit to provide rides for veterans in Mid-Missouri.
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Subscriber ExclusiveCMFCAA founder leaving non-profit
DeAnna Alonso is leaving Central Missouri Foster Care and Adoption Association.
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People take advantage of cross stitch class on dreary afternoon
Chilly and drizzly. All day.
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Scores participate in Wreaths Across America
Barbara Heinrich carried a wreath between grave markers Saturday morning at Hawthorn Memorial Gardens -- working her way toward her father's.
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Youth basketball teams flock to The LINC
Potential future basketball stars returned Saturday to The LINC -- and to State Technical College of Missouri.
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Alzheimer’s Association organizes remembrance walk around Capitol
The Greater Missouri Alzheimer's Association will host a luminary walk at the State Capitol on the longest night of the year.
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Library winter reading program begins today
The Missouri River Regional Library winter reading program begins today.
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Santa gives children gifts, Henke gives center gifts
Santa made his annual stop early Wednesday morning at the Special Learning Center.
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Operation TOYS spreads joy among children once again
Maybe the second-best day for a child to wake up early -- trailing only Christmas Day -- is the day that child gets to go shopping for their own Christmas toys.
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Subscriber ExclusiveRetired general praises community for Wreaths for Heroes
A "soldier for life," retired U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Hank Stratman praised about 200 volunteers who participated Saturday in Wreaths for Heroes as patriots.
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Subscriber ExclusiveChristmas came early to ILRC
Even in the midst of remodeling, the Independent Living Resource Center is providing services for its clients in seven counties.
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Annual Hawthorn Garden Luminary honors those who passed
The Christmas season can be challenging for families overcoming grief caused by a lost loved one, the Rev. Sam Powell said.
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Subscriber ExclusiveLong-time Samaritan Center worker takes second retirement
Jackie Lou Matthews is retiring ... again.
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Jefferson City Jaycees parade spreads Christmas spirit
Lights, bands, floats and candy. The 84th annual Jefferson City Jaycees Christmas Parade had it all, including Santa, elves and the Grinch.
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Santa brings feeling of awe to Capital Mall
An awed tiny voice cut through mall center court noise late Saturday morning: "Santa!"
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Capital City Speedskating Championships draws from across Missouri
When they weren't on the ice Saturday, speedskaters yelled encouragement to participants in the 27th Annual Capital City Speedskating Championships at Jefferso…
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Rear-end collision injures two people
A Friday morning rear-end collision in Callaway County injured two people.
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MRRL sale to honor longtime library employee
Missouri River Regional Library's annual sale benefiting the United Way will be held next week.
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Markets kindle shoppers’ spirits Saturday
Kristkindle Market, at Central Church of Jefferson City, was home to 1,000 cookies Saturday.
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Wintry weather expected in area today
The Missouri Department of Transportation is warning drivers to be aware of winter weather expected to strike Central Missouri tonight.
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Subscriber ExclusiveTractors get lit Saturday for parade
The St. Martins Lighted Tractor & UTV Parade returns Saturday night.
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Elks cover city to distribute Thanksgiving meals
Banana boxes lined a wall early Saturday morning in the basement of the Jefferson City Elks Lodge.
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Subscriber ExclusiveSCA battles its way to worthwhile donations
Clang! The sound of a blunted weapon striking metal rang through the gym at Thomas Jefferson Middle School.
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Charity is bountiful during Thanksgiving season
The generosity of the Central Missouri community is on display again this holiday season.
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Dixon woman injured in crash
A Cole County traffic accident caused minor injuries to a Dixon woman early Friday morning.
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Lincoln University’s Holiday Extravaganza set to return
Get ready for Lincoln University's Holiday Extravaganza.
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Days dwindling to contribute to BCB Thanksgiving meals giveaway
Building Community Bridges continues to collect food for its sixth annual Thanksgiving dinner giveaway.
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Veterans honored during holiday program
There are no small roles in the U.S. military, state Rep. Jim Schulte said Saturday.
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Salvation Army gets ready to ring in the holidays
The Salvation Army of Jefferson City is again ringing in the holiday season.
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Lohman pedestrian injured in hit and run
A Lohman pedestrian suffered minor injuries in a hit-and-run Friday afternoon.
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Subscriber ExclusiveMissouri Veterans Homes recovering from pandemic
Steps Missouri took post-COVID-19 to support Missouri Veterans Homes have helped those nursing facilities recover, according to Missouri Veterans Commission Ex…
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Veteran: Remember veterans however you can
As a veteran, Don Hentges wishes more Veterans Day activities occurred on Veterans Day.
