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Aug 25, 2024 | 
news-journal.com | Rylie Oswald Al-Awhad |Elizabeth Walters |Madeline Shannon
In the early morning hours of Feb. 27, Danielle Redenbaugh from Osawatomie woke up to the telltale signs of labor. As a mom of two, she anticipated a routine birth experience for her third. As her contractions began pulsing a minute apart, she knew it was time to make the 30-minute journey to Olathe Medical Center in Kansas. By the time Redenbaugh and her husband, Riley, were on the road, it became clear that their baby was coming fast.
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Aug 25, 2024 | 
columbiamissourian.com | Rylie Oswald Al-Awhad |Elizabeth Walters |Madeline Shannon |Mark Horvit
In the early morning hours of Feb. 27, Danielle Redenbaugh from Osawatomie woke up to the telltale signs of labor. As a mom of two, she anticipated a routine birth experience for her third. As her contractions began pulsing a minute apart, she knew it was time to make the 30-minute journey to Olathe Medical Center in Kansas. By the time Redenbaugh and her husband, Riley, were on the road, it became clear that their baby was coming fast.
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Aug 25, 2024 | 
mycouriertribune.com | Rylie Oswald Al-Awhad |Elizabeth Walters |Madeline Shannon
In the early morning hours of Feb. 27, Danielle Redenbaugh from Osawatomie woke up to the telltale signs of labor. As a mom of two, she anticipated a routine birth experience for her third. As her contractions began pulsing a minute apart, she knew it was time to make the 30-minute journey to Olathe Medical Center in Kansas. By the time Redenbaugh and her husband, Riley, were on the road, it became clear that their baby was coming fast.
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Aug 25, 2024 | 
newspressnow.com | Rylie Oswald Al-Awhad |Elizabeth Walters |Madeline Shannon
In the early morning hours of Feb. 27, Danielle Redenbaugh from Osawatomie woke up to the telltale signs of labor. As a mom of two, she anticipated a routine birth experience for her third. As her contractions began pulsing a minute apart, she knew it was time to make the 30-minute journey to Olathe Medical Center in Kansas. By the time Redenbaugh and her husband, Riley, were on the road, it became clear that their baby was coming fast.
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Jul 29, 2024 | 
columbiamissourian.com | Sarah Voyles |Madeline Shannon |Fred Anklam
By Sarah Voyles/Missourian,Madeline Shannon,Fred Anklam In the run-up to the August primary to decide the Democratic contender for the House District 50 seat, Jeffrey Basinger is focused on changing policy to help all Missourians. His involvement with the Boone County Democratic Caucus, and his regular attendance at Democratic Party Central Committee meetings, makes him a familiar sight to those in the party, officials said.
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Jul 25, 2024 | 
komu.com | Madeline Shannon
COLUMBIA — More than 4,000 miles away from the Olympic opening ceremonies in Paris, 12-year-old Aditya Zambre volleyed back a tennis ball to his opponent during a tennis match. The event is just one of several in this year's Show-Me State Games. “What matters is I got better than I was last time, and now this last game, I played and I won,” Zambre said after his second match of the day.
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Jul 25, 2024 | 
columbiamissourian.com | Cianna Rothwell Morales |Madeline Shannon |Sterling Sewell
By Cianna Rothwell Morales/Missourian,Madeline Shannon/Missourian,By Sterling Sewell Spending roughly nine months of the year in Columbia may seem like a long time, but a number of interesting places nearby can provide a quick getaway. Obvious choices are Kansas City and St. Louis, Missouri's metropolitan cities, but other towns in the state can also provide activities for students to change up their weekends.
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Jul 19, 2024 | 
komu.com | Madeline Shannon
COLUMBIA -- Photos of a local farmer with watermelons on his shoulders, families picking out produce at the farmers market, cute pet photos and various “slices of life” were among the photos submitted on Saturday for a local photography book project, “The Art of Observation.”Two longtime locals, Johanna Cox, a technology team lead at Veterans United Home Loans and Rebecca Allen, a local photographer, partnered on the project for the Access Arts CelebrArty annual auction, scheduled for Sept.
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Jul 14, 2024 | 
komu.com | Madeline Shannon
Corn dog booths, a Ferris wheel and an Old West show, among other attractions, went up on Monday as workers at the Boone County Fair rushed to finish setting up the fairgrounds ahead of the first day of the fair on Tuesday. “We’re hoping for a bigger and better crowd; we’re looking forward to new and different acts and some great entertainment,” said Jessica Kempf, the secretary of the Boone County Fair.
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Jun 9, 2024 | 
komu.com | Madeline Shannon
Columbia School Board members will meet Monday night to discuss redistricting options recently drawn up after concerns about overcrowding at some schools. School officials will present four different options that will move around students to less-crowded schools, or limit students who will be moved to just elementary and middle school students, leaving high school students at their current school.
