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Authorities investigate the scene of an accident yesterday that killed a pedestrian on Highway 63 just near the Blue Acres Little General Store.
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63 crash kills pedestrian
By JOE MEYER
of the Tribune’s staff
Another fatal accident involving a pedestrian just south of Columbia has highlighted safety issues involving people crossing Highway 63 to get to a convenience store.
Mennonites to leave state over photo IDs
By SARA AGNEW
of the Tribune’s staff
RANDOLPH COUNTY - When Frank Christner and others from his Mennonite community near Sedalia moved their families here seven years ago, they planned to lay down roots and raise up their children.
Strong winds wreak havoc in Moberly
By JACOB LUECKE of the Tribune’s staff
Strong winds whipped Moberly early this morning, toppling a truck and ripping apart buildings.
Loveless gives Skala a lesson on state e-mail
By MATTHEW LeBLANC
of the Tribune’s staff
When Karl Skala used a Web-based message board last week to announce plans for an upcoming campaign function, he didn’t think much about it.
Blunt defends actions over ag chief firing
By JASON ROSENBAUM
of the Tribune’s staff
JEFFERSON CITY - Gov. Matt Blunt defended his decision to fire Department of Agriculture Director Fred Ferrell this week as opposed to last May, citing a "general belief" that a settlement could be reached with the former department employee who accused Ferrell of sexual harassment.
Opening act features look at moonwalkers
By SARA SEMELKA
of the Tribune’s staff
David Sington wants to take people to the moon.
Midwife ban leaves family scrambling
By LIZ HEITZMAN
of the Tribune’s staff
Today was the earliest Ben and Rebekah Sherman expected their third child. The Shermans had their first two children at home in Wisconsin with the help of a midwife and intended to do the same with the third.
Ashland reacts to tragedy
By JOE MEYER
of the Tribune’s staff
Teachers and students at Southern Boone County High School are grieving the loss of a junior cheerleader who was killed in a car accident yesterday on her way to school.
Ashland teen hurt in rollover accident
An Ashland teenager remained in good condition this morning at Boone Hospital Center after a rollover accident yesterday in Boone County.
In Business
Ethanol, weather feed demand
By CRYSTAL NEO
OF THE TRIBUNE’S STAFF
of the Tribune’s staff
If there is anything that bothers Nathan Martin right now, it is his low supply of hay that will only last him for the next 30 days.
Columbia trust firm has debut
By KEVIN COLEMAN
of the Tribune’s staff
Columbia has a new $2 billion company.
