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COLUMBIA — A new online tool will help connect more Missourians with broadband resources in their communities. The Digital Asset Map is a project of the University of Missouri System Broadband Initiative in partnership with the Missouri Department of Economic Development and the Missouri Broadband Resource Rail.

By BRENT MARTINSt. Joseph PostMaps drawn by the Federal Communications Commission outline the extent of broadband coverage in rural America and will determine the amount of federal funding northwest Missouri will receive to extend coverage.Communities and residents have a chance to correct any errors in those maps.And Adam Thorp with the Missouri Office of Broadband Development says a conference call Friday afternoon one will explain how to challenge the maps."Those maps are going to be use...

Residents of Missouri will have until Friday, Jan. 13 to file challenges to the broadband coverage maps.

A meeting to discuss broadband development in the region was hosted Friday at The Centre in Rolla. Hosted by the Missouri Department of Economic Development’s Office of Broadband Development, the

Photo courtesy of Arkansas State University. (Photo credit: Brian Drumm) NOBLESVILLE, Ind. – Carding the low round of the tournament with a 6-under par 66, Zan Luka Stirn helped the Arkansas State men’s golf team climb to eighth at the NCAA Noblesville Regional played at The Sagamore Golf Club outside Indianapolis. Seven birdies and one bogey helped Stirn to the lowest round by an A-State individual in NCAA Regional play. Stirn climbed from a tie for 58th to a tie for 12th with the low roun...

Photo courtesy of Arkansas State University. NOBLESVILLE, Ind. – Appearing in the NCAA Golf Championship for the sixth time in program history, the Arkansas State men’s golf team played in moderate rain for much of the round and carded an opening round 297 (+9) for ninth place among 13 teams at the Noblesville Regional played at The Sagamore Club outside Indianapolis. Light to moderate rainfall drenched the par-72, 7,173-yard Jack Nicklaus designed course that played an average of plus-6 pe...

Photo credit: Travis Clayton, Arkansas State University NOBLESVILLE, Ind. – Following a practice round Sunday at The Sagamore Club, the Arkansas State men’s golf team will tee off in the NCAA Noblesville Regional Monday beginning at 8:25 a.m. (CT) on the 10th tee. Making its sixth all-time appearance in the NCAA Championships, A-State is one of 13 teams that will compete in the Noblesville Regional hosted by Ball State University. The second and third rounds tee off at 7:00 a.m. (CT) Tuesd...