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Student Journalist @Mizzou from Olympia, Washington. Articles in @TheOlympian, @CoMissourian, @MoBusinessAlert, @VoxMag, @KCStar, @HoustonHerald & @KOMUnews.

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Graduate Student in the Missouri School of Journalism Master of Arts program

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How rural weeklies in Missouri are covering arts and culture

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By Cayli Yanagida Verified
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Posted Wednesday, June 17, 2026 10:50 am Within Missouri’s rural communities, the idea of the arts strays from coverage of museums and galleries. In towns with populations of less than 5,000, arts scenes can look like grassroots folk groups, local community theater and children’s fashion shows. The arts act not only as a creative outlet for residents, but also a strong source of connection between community members.
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Editor's Letter: The home stretch

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By Cayli Yanagida Verified
| Vox Magazine Verified
It’s hard to describe the feeling of attending my first sports game. I was a kid — barely old enough to remember and certainly too young to know what was going on. But what I do remember was the roar of the crowd, the bitter rivalry between two teams — the Seattle Seahawks and the San Francisco 49ers — that absolutely hated each other (and still do). I remember the feeling of being part of something that connects people across cultures and differences. Loving sports meant belonging to something.
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Inmate dies at Jefferson City Correctional Center

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By Cayli Yanagida Verified
| KOMU-TV (Columbia, MO) Verified
An inmate at the Jefferson City Correctional Center died Sunday, according to a news release from the Missouri Department of Corrections. According to the release, Jason Branham, 48, was pronounced dead at 7 a.m. on Sunday. He was serving 10 years for knowingly committing violence against a Department of Mental Health employee in a secure facility in Callaway County. Branham was received in the Missouri Department of Corrections on April 16, 2024.
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