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- Aug 19, 2026
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Church donation boosts VAC Opportunity Campus (opens the original)
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A substantial humanitarian project grant to the Voluntary Action Center Opportunity Campus helped provide equipment and furnishings throughout the shelter that allowed it to launch smoothly. The grant by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints announced this week was given to shelter officials in December. Success! An email has been sent to with a link to confirm list signup. Error! There was an error processing your request. Fred Anklam Jr. manages reporters covering state government. H
Business roundup: Silverball and The Herbal Joint close (opens the original)
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The popular arcade bar Silverball has closed, along with a newer wellness shop downtown. Opening soon is another ramen restaurant. Success! An email has been sent to with a link to confirm list signup. Error! There was an error processing your request. Fred Anklam Jr. manages reporters covering state government. He can be reached at anklamf@missouri.edu. A visual roadtrip from Odessa to St. Charles. City/County Government editor gsdrrd@missouri.edu
Fairview Elementary teacher upgrades her classroom with contest winnings (opens the original)
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Montana Loesingâs second grade class will be welcomed this year by a cozier classroom after Loesing was chosen as Brightspeedâs classroom champion. Loesing, a second grade teacher at Fairview Elementary, won a surprise $2,000 shopping spree to both decorate and stock her classroom Tuesday, in preparation for the new wave of kids in the fall semester. Success! An email has been sent to with a link to confirm list signup. Error! There was an error processing your request. Fred Anklam Jr. manag
MU pediatrician urges awareness of child hearing loss signs (opens the original)
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MU Health Care pediatrician Preston Wheeler discussed the importance of discovering hearing issues as early as possible Tuesday. âFamilies really start to notice it closest to the toddler years when theyâre beginning to use more verbal language,â Wheeler said. Fred Anklam Jr. manages reporters covering state government. He can be reached at anklamf@missouri.edu. A visual roadtrip from Odessa to St. Charles. Managing editor for print abbottjm@missouri.edu State Government editor 573-882-455
Funding requests by police, other Columbia departments, likely to be trimmed (opens the original)
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This story has been updated to reflect that the lesser amounts of funding for Columbia city departments forecasted for the 2027 fiscal year are not budget cuts. The city of Columbia has proposed a general fund budget that would provide roughly $7.3 million less in funding than its police chief and other department heads asked for for the 2027 fiscal year. The proposed changes to the budget for fiscal year 2027, which begins Oct. 1, were discussed during a Columbia City Council work session Monda
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