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MoDOT plans to upgrade Columbia intersections (opens the original)
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In 2027, the Missouri Department of Transportation plans to improve the intersection of College Avenue at University Avenue, Rollins Street at South College Avenue, and Paris Road at East Brown Station Road. The upgrades include new left-hand turn signals at the intersections of College Avenue and University Avenue and at Paris Road and East Brown Station Road. East Brown Station Road will also get a new right-turn lane. MoDOT will also add a westbound left-turn lane at College Avenue and Rollin
Lincoln University opens new Health and Security Sciences Institute (opens the original)
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Lincoln University of Missouri has opened a new Health and Security Sciences Institute. At a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Tuesday, university and state leadership said the goal for the institute is to integrate health care, public safety, and emergency management education. The $45.5 million facility will house Lincoln University’s School of Nursing and act as a shared workspace for the Security Sciences Institute. University President John Moseley said the new initiative will benefit students see
Boone County Auditor Kyle Rieman wins another term (opens the original)
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Bill Ellis won the primary election as the Democratic party nominee in the Division IX associate circuit judge race, and will face Republican James Egan on the Nov. 3 general election. Kyle Rieman will continue to serve as the Boone County auditor, having won over challenger Allen Bel-Long on Tuesday night. Boone County Democrats voted Tuesday on these two contested primary races for the party’s nominee for the Division IX associate circuit judge and for Boone County auditor. Ellis will face off
Rural Health Transformation hopes to revitalize rural healthcare (opens the original)
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Ozark Healthcare in south-central Missouri has been chosen as an anchor hub for the Rural Health Transformation program. The Missouri Department of Social Services has selected 27 health centers across the state to act as anchor hubs for the program, which is designed to bridge gaps in healthcare access. According to DSS, the goal is to alleviate stress and lessen travel for rural residents by creating a diverse network of healthcare institutions. Josh Reeves is vice president of development and
Agroforestry grants available to Missouri farmers (opens the original)
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Missouri farmers can now apply for grants to help implement agroforestry practices. The money comes from a $39 million fund being administered by the Nature Conservancy. Agroforestry is the practice of using trees or woody shrubs alongside other crops to maintain soil health and diversify revenue. But many farmers may hesitate to convert their land to a diversified field because of financial risks and the amount of time it would take until crops are ready to harvest. The University of Missouri C
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