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Always searching for the opportunity to help share new stories, especially stories from those who might not otherwise have the ability or means to share them.
| @mujschool graduate (MA) |
| @UNLincoln graduate (BA) | @USNavy Submarine Veteran |
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Missouri cities, counties brace for sales tax plunge from COVID-19 lockdown

Missouri cities, counties brace for sales tax plunge from COVID-19 lockdown

When Boone County received its April distribution of sales tax money from the state two weeks after the count…

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Missouri home sales nosedive after promising start to year

Missouri home sales nosedive after promising start to year

The Missouri real estate market was expected to have a promising year, but it’s since been hobbled by the COV…

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Hartzler blames Democrats for delay to business loan funding

Hartzler blames Democrats for delay to business loan funding

Democratic demands that a bill to provide more funding for a business loan program also fund other projects f…

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US farmers estimated to lose $20 billion in 2020 due to coronavirus crisis

US farmers estimated to lose $20 billion in 2020 due to coronavirus crisis

Already hurting from the upheaval caused by a long-lasting trade war, U.S. farmers are now likely to lose bil…

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Hartzler: More money needed for small businesses

Hartzler: More money needed for small businesses

U.S. Rep. Vicky Hartzler said in a news conference Thursday that federal dollars are going out now to agencie…

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Break Time, Gerbes install shields at checkouts

Break Time, Gerbes install shields at checkouts

There is something new in some of the grocery and convenience stores that remain open in Boone County as it d…

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Ask the Arboretum: Send in your tree questions

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By Nathan Anderson
| Winona Post Verified
by NATHAN ANDERSON, WSU Landscape Arboretum director The Winona State University campus was designated a landscape arboretum in 2014, serving as both a university and regional educational resource in the Driftless Area of the Upper Midwest. Our 75-acre campus, located in the heart of Winona, is home to more than 1,100 trees and a diverse collection of unique gardens. The arboretum also stewards Garvin Heights and Krueger Woods—50 acres of nearby bluffland used for education and recreation.
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ECMO holds focus group on diminishing hate, suggests diversity education

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By Peyton Stoike, Nathan Anderson
| The Daily Nebraskan Verified
The Executive Council of Multicultural Organizations held a focus group Tuesday, Feb. 13, for University of Nebraska-Lincoln students to brainstorm actions they think the school and students should take in the effort to diminish hatred on campus. Following UNL’s refusal to remove a white nationalist from campus, this forum is among several emboldened responses from student organizations to combat racist ideology and expand inclusiveness on campus.
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UNL advising conference provides training to help marginalized students

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By Hannah DePriest, Nathan Anderson
| The Daily Nebraskan Verified
The Academic Advising Association at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln is hosting its fifth academic advising conference this week, touching on themes influenced by current political and cultural tumult. The event, held Wednesday, Feb. 28, from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Nebraska East Union, started as a UNL-specific advisor training event, but has expanded to include 250 attendees from various in-state and out-of-state universities.
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