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Sustain Mizzou hosts Earth month clothing swap

1 day ago | columbiamissourian.com | Mallory Pool |Molly Fox |Lin Choi

By Mallory Pool/Missourian,Molly Fox,Lin Choi Emma Parry had more tubs and trash bags full of clothes than she could count. She was in charge of restocking tables and clothing racks with items for people to shop as the afternoon went on. Sustain Mizzou, who Parry is a student director for, hosted a clothing swap at Lowry Mall on Wednesday afternoon to honor Earth month and encourage students to donate and use secondhand clothing to reduce waste.
Hermann hosts Wurstfest

1 month ago | columbiamissourian.com | Yong Li Xuan |Lin Choi

By Yong Li Xuan/Missourian,Lin Choi Travelers from across the country flocked to Missouri to the quiet, river town of Hermann, where a three-day festival was held to celebrate the town's sausage-making traditions. The 44th annual Hermann Wurstfest attracted visitors from neighboring states, such as Kansas and Iowa, and some more distant ones, including Wisconsin and South Dakota.
Hot Diggity Dog!

1 month ago | columbiamissourian.com | Yong Li Xuan |Lin Choi

By Yong Li Xuan/Missourian,Lin Choi Travelers from across the country flocked to Missouri to the quiet, river town of Hermann, where a three-day festival was held to celebrate the town's sausage-making traditions. The 44th annual Hermann Wurstfest attracted visitors from neighboring states, such as Kansas and Iowa, and some more distant ones, including Wisconsin and South Dakota.
Behind Bates' 25, Perkins' 20, MU outpaces Mississippi State in second round of SEC Tournament

1 month ago | columbiamissourian.com | Mallory Pool |Andy Theobald |Lin Choi |Kate Cassady

By Mallory Pool/Missourian,Andy Theobald,Lin Choi,Kate Cassady NASHVILLE, Tenn. - After milking the clock to ensure No. 7 seed Mizzou men's basketball ended the first half with the final shot, graduate guard Tony Perkins received a screen from graduate center Josh Gray. The Iowa transfer worked his way to the left elbow before he passed the ball to a side-shuffling graduate guard Caleb Grill, who beat the buzzer with a left wing 3-pointer.
Bates' 25, Perkins' 20, MU outpaces Mississippi State in second round of SEC Tournament

1 month ago | columbiamissourian.com | Mallory Pool |Andy Theobald |Lin Choi |Kate Cassady

By Mallory Pool/Missourian,Andy Theobald,Lin Choi,Kate Cassady NASHVILLE, Tenn. - After milking the clock to ensure No. 7 seed Mizzou men's basketball ended the first half with the final shot, graduate guard Tony Perkins received a screen from graduate center Josh Gray. The Iowa transfer worked his way to the left elbow before he passed the ball to a side-shuffling graduate guard Caleb Grill, who beat the buzzer with a left wing 3-pointer.
What you need to know

Oct 22, 2024 | columbiamissourian.com | Lin Choi |Eli Camner |Evy Lewis |Austin Garza
City sales tax growth attributed to inflation, COVID-19 recovery

Nov 27, 2023 | columbiamissourian.com | Aidan Pittman |Emmet Jamieson |Lin Choi

City officials see more growth in sales tax revenue for fiscal year 2024, continuing a trend since the 2020 impact of COVID-19. The recently adopted budget for fiscal year 2024 predicts a 2% increase in revenue generated by Columbia's sales tax. Matthew Lue, the city's director of finance, said the recent increases can be attributed to inflation. “We saw (inflation) on both the revenue and on the expense side,” Lue said.
Liz Tidwell waits at the door to greet the visitors

Nov 23, 2023 | columbiamissourian.com | Lin Choi

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Nearly 2,000 expected to be served at annual A Time to Give Thanks

Nov 23, 2023 | columbiamissourian.com | Maggie Girardi |Elizabeth Brixey |Lin Choi

When the doors opened Thursday for A Time to Give Thanks, there was already a long line in front of the Columbia Senior Activity Center. Beginning at 11 a.m., the free Thanksgiving meal was given to anyone. Community member and Army veteran Darin Debraal attended for his second year because his family has been unable to meet for the holiday. He enjoys being able to connect with others at the event. “I found out about this last year and came out to do something,” Debraal said.
More school districts in Missouri are switching to a four-day week

Oct 17, 2023 | columbiamissourian.com | Micah Barnes |Kate Cassady |Jeanne Abbott |Lin Choi

Until eighth grade, Carter Bremer went to school on a standard five-day schedule. After moving to Harrisburg, he stopped going to class on Mondays. Now a senior at Harrisburg High School, Carter has spent just four days a week in school for the past five years, giving him more time to spend on sports, a job and college-level classes. “I have more free time to do more activities,” he said.