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Science, Health and Technology
11:13 am
Fri April 12, 2013

MU Doctor new head of largest medical specialty org in the U.S.

Credit University of Missouri Health Care
Dr. David Fleming

Doctor David Fleming of the University of Missouri’s School of Medicine is the new president-elect of the American College of Physicians, the nation's largest medical specialty organization.

Fleming was elected to the post Thursday, and will spend the rest of the year as president-elect until his official term begins in 2014. He says he is already planning for what will be the most pressing aspects of his term.

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Politics
5:23 pm
Tue April 9, 2013

Career Center closure in Moberly could give unemployed more challenges

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Clients of the Career Center in Moberly, Mo. may have to travel as far as Columbia to receive services if the center closes as planned.

Clients of the Career Center in Moberly, Mo. may have to travel as far as Columbia to meet their unemployment needs if the center closes as scheduled later this month.

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Crime
5:06 pm
Tue March 26, 2013

Former CEO of Mamtek released from Mo. jail

Credit Kristofor Husted / KBIA
Mamtek was supposed to set up shop at this site in Moberly.

The former CEO of a failed artificial sweetener facility has been released from a Missouri jail after posting $10,000 bail while awaiting trial on theft and fraud charges.

Officials at the Randolph County jail say Bruce Cole was released Monday. He faces one theft charge and four counts of securities fraud stemming from the financial collapse of a Mamtek U.S. facility in Moberly in 2011.

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Business
3:45 pm
Fri March 8, 2013

Grow Mid-Missouri hosts Startfest for entrepreneurs

Credit Khalilah Henderson / KBIA
Entrepreneurs at Startfest

Moberly’s Grow Mid-Missouri program is calling for entrepreneurs throughout Missouri to voice their product ideas and promote their businesses.

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Education
3:38 pm
Fri March 8, 2013

UM System President kicks off education campaign in Moberly

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UM System President Tim Wolfe

University of Missouri System President Tim Wolfe spoke to a crowd of Moberly high school freshmen Friday about the long-term benefits of higher education. 

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