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8:41 am
Mon November 12, 2012

Columbia FastCAT runs fewer hours during academic breaks

Columbia transit bus
Credit File Photo / KBIA

The FastCAT express route will run on a condensed schedule during the upcoming academic breaks for University of Missouri and Stephens college. The shorter schedule starts this Friday, Nov. 16. Regular operations will resume Monday, Nov. 26. Marketing specialist for Columbia Transit Christa Holtzclaw explains the altered route will mirror all other regular Columbia transit routes.

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Arts and Culture
4:32 pm
Thu November 24, 2011

Salvation Army serves up free Thanksgiving in Columbia

Credit Yiqian Zhang / KBIA
Volunteers serve up Thanksgiving dinner at Lee's in Columbia.

At 10 a.m., Lee’s is filled with the sound of music, plates cluttering and food being unwrapped. About 10 volunteers are busy preparing a Thanksgiving meal of turkey and desserts. Major. K. Kendall Mathews is the mid-Missouri regional coordinator for the Salvation Army. He said this is the 24th year they’re hosting a Thanksgiving meal for low-income families.

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Arts and Culture
8:26 am
Thu November 24, 2011

Giving Thanks in Joplin

Credit Photo: Kathryn Landis and Amrita Jayakumar/KBIA
Church congregations in Joplin have continued to meet for worship - and give thanks - in the six months following the city's devastating tornado.

Six months after the devastating tornado hit Joplin, the community is slowly rebuilding itself.

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Business
10:41 am
Wed November 23, 2011

The turkey on your table could cost less, thanks to MU professor's research

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MU Professor Jeff Firman believes his new turkey feed could reduce the price of turkey, which has been on the rise for decades.

A professor at the University of Missouri has found a way to lower the cost of turkeys for us all this Thanksgiving, KBIA’s SARAH REDOHL reports.

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