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Guys With Ties: Mentorship program builds young male leaders at Alpha Hart
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'Gradual recovery': CPS students gain social-emotional skills post-COVID
In Jill Staton’s fifth grade class, the videos playing on the classroom screen during social-emotional learning time are ones she and the students sometimes call “cringey.” Cartoon drawings of skin, lungs, eyes and an amygdala (the part of the brain that controls emotional responses) glowed red on the screen as a student in the video demonstrated anger.
Paddlers brave cool temperatures for annual Race to the Dome
Local paddle boarders, kayakers and canoers gathered Saturday to compete in the 14th annual Race to the Dome. The race, organized by Missouri River Relief, started at 9 a.m. and featured two separate courses. The shorter course started in Hartsburg and ended 15.8 miles away in Jefferson City, while the longer course started in Providence and ended 27.6 miles away.
Lakota reopening returns community space to downtown Columbia
After shuttering its doors for nearly three months to repair water damage, Lakota Coffee’s downtown location reopened Friday. The South Ninth Street location originally closed June 9 after an upstairs sprinkler head malfunctioned, flooding the apartments above and Lakota below, according to previous Missourian reporting. In a Facebook post later that day, the coffee shop announced it would be closed until at least June 11. But what began as a few days off turned into three months of repairs.
Tolton boys soccer edges Battle in early crosstown affair
Brandon Russell’s tenure as Tolton boys soccer coach started off on a high note as the Trailblazers defeated crosstown rival Battle 3-2. The game time being moved to Saturday morning from Friday followed by a 40-minute weather delay had both teams feeling groggy to start. The opening 20 minutes were slow, as both teams tried to feel each other out. That changed when Tolton senior midfielder Jacob Tipton tapped home a beautifully worked goal midway through the first half.
Ashland-band-returns-to -Chicago’s-Thanksgiving-Day-parade | K-12 Education | columbiamissourian.com
It is 37 degrees on a fall morning in Ashland. Trumpets are blaring, drums are booming and flags are waving. Forty-nine members of the Southern Boone High School marching band, bundled up in sweatshirts, are circling the track of their high school’s football field. There is no one in the stands except for one teacher. It’s a stark difference compared to what the performers will experience on Thursday.
Ashland-band-returns-to -Chicago’s-Thanksgiving-Day-parade | Mid-Missouri News | komu.com
It is 37 degrees on a fall morning in Ashland. Trumpets are blaring, drums are booming and flags are waving. Forty-nine members of the Southern Boone High School marching band, bundled up in sweatshirts, are circling the track of their high school’s football field. There is no one in the stands except for one teacher. It’s a stark difference compared to what the performers will experience on Thursday.
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