The Columbia Daily Tribune in Columbia, Missouri, is a 20,000+ circulation daily newspaper.
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- Columbia, MO, 65201
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- 573-815-1700
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Columbia Daily Tribune
Monday, September 28 at 3:35pm
Columbia Daily Tribune EmBEARassed: Baylor puts major hurt on Missouri.
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Whether it wraps up in three weeks or at some lower-tier bowl game, by the conclusion of Missouri’s football season, the Tigers might lead the Big 12 Conference in blank stares.
Columbia Daily Tribune Baylor shocks toothless Tigers
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Another second-half meltdown by the Tigers' offense leads to a third straight home loss as the two-touchdown underdog Bears stun Missouri.
Columbia Daily Tribune Report critical of pet shelter administration
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Central Missouri Humane Society board members Friday handed over results of an advisory report that cites operational and administrative deficiencies and suggests corrective actions.
Columbia Daily Tribune Grocer set to add a new store
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Just before each new Hy-Vee grocery store opens, executives from the West Des Moines, Iowa-based company gather with store employees and hold a sort of pep rally to get them fired up.
Columbia Daily Tribune Stimulus picks up tab for warmer homes
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Stepping through the front door of the mobile home owned by Clarence and Ida May Ewurs, the first thing a visitor notices is a wall of heat. It’s easily 10 to 20 degrees warmer inside than it is outdoors, and the heater isn’t even turned on.
Columbia Daily Tribune Things are looking up
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If things fall a certain way across the Big 12 Conference today, Missouri and Kansas State could be playing for first place in the North Division next Saturday in Manhattan, Kan.
Columbia Daily Tribune Mental Math
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Columbia Daily Tribune Mizzou football: Improved MU defense carries coordinator Steckel’s fire.
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Among Dave Steckel’s first tasks as Missouri’s defensive coordinator was gathering his returning players to establish some guidelines for the upcoming season. The meeting took place ...
Columbia Daily Tribune Shooting suspect arrested in Tennessee
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A Columbia man wanted in connection with the shooting of a 15-year-old boy on July 31 was arrested in Knoxville, Tenn., last week.
Columbia Daily Tribune The Best Of Trib Talk Podcast
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Our favorite calls to Trib Talk published from Oct. 30 - Nov. 6. Call 815-1776 to contribute.
Columbia Daily Tribune Behind the Stripes Webcast: Episode 13, Pt. 2
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In the second half of this week's Webcast, Joe Walljasper and Dave Matter talk about Baylor's promising start and how it was short-circuited by Griffin's injury, if Baylor's bottom-ranked rushing defense ...
Columbia Daily Tribune Witnesses recall killing
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Witness testimony about a June 2008 home invasion that resulted in the death of a 22-year-old Columbia man was emphasized by the prosecution yesterday after a Pettis County jury learned no fingerprints were found on the murder weapon.
Columbia Daily Tribune Behind the Stripes Webcast
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In the first half of the week's Webcast Joe and Dave recap last week's game against Colorado, including if the defense's aggressive approach is a sign of things to come. Also, Missouri picks ...
Columbia Daily Tribune Undercover Farming
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This summer, when too many days of rain hit the tomato crops, the Rob and Angela Hemwall weren’t too worried. They had it covered — in plastic.
Columbia Daily Tribune Bentley homicide trial opens
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Family members of Nate Bentley began crying Tuesday morning in Boone County Circuit Court as the brutal death of the 22-year-old Columbia man in June 2008 was described during opening statements.
