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Opinion: Sullivan County TRAILS program is worth saving
In 2010, Sullivan County launched a bold gamble favoring rehabilitation over retribution: TRAILS, which stands for Transitional Reentry and Inmate Life Skills. Rather than build a new jail estimated at $42 million, the county opened a $7.1 million treatment-centered facility where eligible inmates with substance use disorders could undergo a 90-day treatment course to help them stay clean and out of prison.
Hickman, Rock Bridge boys tennis set to face off in district final
Hickman’s Griffin Bryne makes a serve in a singles match against Waynesville on Wednesday at Hickman High School in Columbia. Hickman will take on Rock Bridge 4:30 p.m. Thursday at Rock Bridge High School. Hickman and Rock Bridge will meet in the Class 3 District 4 final after winning their respective semifinal matchups Wednesday. Hickman’s Braden Jones waits for a return against Waynesville boys tennis in a doubles match on Wednesday at Hickman High School in Columbia.
Earth Day Festival promotes sustainability for future generations
The Columbia community came together on Sunday to celebrate Earth Day in Peace Park by listening to live music, selling sustainably-made products and eating fresh food. Eighth Street is lined with tents and people as Columbia celebrates Earth Day on Sunday in downtown Columbia. The annual Earth Day Festival includes vendors, activities and plant sales. The celebration of Earth Day highlights a larger message: the importance of protecting our Earth for future generations.
From left, Arkansas guard Darius Acuff Jr. (5), Arkansas forward Trevon Brazile (7) and Arkansas forward Malique Ewin (12) (copy)
Mizzou center Trent Burns (7) dunks as Arkansas guard Darius Acuff Jr. (5), Arkansas forward Trevon Brazile (7) and Arkansas forward Malique Ewin (12) watch Feb. 21 at Bud Walton Arena in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Burns announced his intent to return to the Tigers next season.
Jubilee party ushers in 23rd annual True/False Film Fest
The True/False Film Fest got started Thursday with The Jubilee event at the Missouri Theatre and The Sculpture Yard. The Jubilee celebrates the beginning of the 23rd True/False Film Fest and featured live music from Kansas City-based American folk band True Lions. From left, Carly Atwood, Alison Hawkins and Fritz Hutchinson perform during the True/False Film Fest Jubilee on Thursday at the Missouri Theatre in Columbia.
Vietnamese students dance at the Capitol for Lunar New Year Original
University of Missouri Vietnamese Student Association members perform a traditional Vietnamese fan dance Thursday at the Missouri Capitol in Jefferson City. JEFFERSON CITY — Mizzou’s Vietnamese Student Association performed a traditional fan dance to celebrate the Lunar New Year at the state Capitol on Thursday. The group, invited by Anna Hui, director of the Missouri Department of Labor, closed out the evening in a three-part performance to a mix of traditional and modern Vietnamese music.
Alumni and staff celebrate Columbia College's 175th birthday
Lee Russell whispers to her husband, Columbia College President David Russell, on Thursday at The Kitchen Grill and Games. President Russell will retire at the end of February. “I only wish I had another five, 10, 15 years to continue,” Russell said. More than 200 Columbia College staff and alumni gathered Thursday at The Kitchen Grill and Games in Columbia to celebrate the 175th anniversary of Columbia College’s charter.
Photo Story: Missouri Football walk-on Aidan Dubbert
What a Missouri football walk-on day looks like Freshman Aidan Dubbert is a walk-on with the University of Missouri football team. Aidan loved playing football in high school and wanted to continue in college at the University of Missouri by walking on.
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