Katie Pohlman
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5-year-old displays courage during battle with stage 4 cancer
A sign in front of an unassuming house on a quiet cul-de-sac sports a pink heart in one corner and the words “#RallyforRhyan.” Some donated food rests atop a bench on the front porch of the home. Inside, Rhyan Loos, 5, is building a snowman out of putty with her two siblings, 2-year-old Charli and 7-year-old Brady. → Read More
First community discussion about race calls for more action
Community leaders praised the first of three discussions on racial inclusion Tuesday but said the dialogue was long overdue. → Read More
Mead festival brews up large crowd
Columbia residents of all ages crowded into the Craft Beer Cellar on Saturday afternoon for a celebration of all things mead. → Read More
City officials investigate mysterious water source
A small stream of water running along the side of Robinson’s Cleaners toward Business Loop 70 often creates an ice dam during the winter months and is proving to be a headache for the property owners. → Read More
Columbia woman organizes suicide prevention walk
Becca Pamperl, 35, keeps a black jacket and four photos in her home to remember her brother. → Read More
Boonville's Katy Bridge set to open in spring
Rehabilitation work has started on the Katy Bridge in Boonville with the goal of opening the span to pedestrians by spring. → Read More
Graduate students to participate in Homecoming festivities
Graduate students at the University of Missouri will make their presence known Saturday with a float in the 104th Homecoming Parade. → Read More
MU students burn ISIS flag in protest of terrorist group's activities
A group of students, faculty and staff on Thursday afternoon gathered around the Columns on Francis Quadrangle in anticipation of watching an Islamic State flag burn. → Read More
More student groups to participate in University of Missouri Homecoming
The Mizzou Alumni Association is looking to welcome more student groups and bring back old traditions for the 104th University of Missouri Homecoming celebration. → Read More
Columbia burglaries up compared to 2014
Marc LaFerriere, owner of Dents Unlimited, was camping with his family in the Kansas City area in July when someone attempted to burglarize his Columbia shop. → Read More