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Moving forward, college teams could be allowed to directly pay their student-athletes. Big schools can afford to write those big checks, but where does that leave mid-major schools?

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JEFFERSONVILLE — The Jeffersonville Board of Zoning Appeals tabled a variance that would allow an Airbnb to operate out of a church.

WHITLEY COUNTY — Boston Elementary School and the Eagles Gentleman Society hosted a Pinewood Derby in the gym of the school on Friday.

A University of Central Missouri alumna who is the first woman to serve as president of Harris-Stowe State University and a UCM leader who is making a difference in the lives of active duty military students, veterans, and military dependents were recipients of annual awards presented by the Student Government Association on April 16. The awards ceremony took place at the Read and Relax area on the ground floor of the James C. Kirkpatrick Library. Harris-Stowe’s 21st President, Dr. Latonia Col...

Donovan Hoyes, a junior accounting major from Sweet Springs, has received the top honor in an annual program that recognizes exemplary student employees at the University of Central Missouri. Hoyes received the Student Employee of the Year award in the ceremony conducted on April 8 by UCM’s Office of Human Resources.

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Former Assistant Fire Chief Jeff Murphy wants to turn the old firehouse, constructed in 1940s, into housing.

An estimated 35,000 to 40,000 individuals who pass by a tall digital advertising sign north of the Highway 50 and Highway 13 intersection each day are getting an important safety reminder while the business owner who made it possible is getting recognition.

Transfer students pursuing careers in design and drafting have a new opportunity to seamlessly advance their higher education from a two-year to a four-year program thanks to a new articulation agreement between Waubonsee Community College (WCC) in Sugar Grove, Illinois, and the University of Central Missouri, with educational opportunities in Warrensburg and online.