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Missouri State University will unveil the 2008 edition of the Pride Marching Band at its annual 'Concert-on-the-Green' at 7 p.m. Sunday at Plaster Sports Complex.

Missouri State University has named Ken McClure interim vice president for administrative and information services, replacing Greg Burris when he becomes Springfield city manager next month.

The next round in the battle over ethanol production in Webster County will take place Sept.

While most of the world is focusing on athletic feats in China, Missouri State University graduate student Pang Jin wants the world to think about her country's human rights record.

Attorney General Jay Nixon has been running for governor for about three years. But a casual glance at his latest ad might leave the impression he is seeking a congressional seat.

At age 3, this happy child already has 'the best of both worlds' By Jean Torkelson , Rocky Mountain News At the age of 3, Seneca Holmes is already a real Missouri farm kid, bouncing along on tractors, baling ...

Thursday, August 14, 2008 1:37 AM CDT The Kearney school district hired 15 new teachers this year, nearly half of what was hired last year.

Although it is commonly understood that the implementation of an Enterprise Resource Planning system will take tremendous resources, time, and money, few IT leaders fully realize -- and plan for -- its impact ...

Cheryl Klein went from being a small-town girl from Peculiar to a sophisticated New Yorker, thanks to her love of reading books.

Home << Local << Maryville zoning panel reaches deal Tension between a neighborhood full of alumni and its alumni board could be relaxing.

Ray Klinginsmith of the Rotary Club of Kirksville, Missouri, USA, is the selection of the Nominating Committee for President of Rotary International in 2010-11. Ray Klinginsmith of the Rotary Club of ...

According to a Southeast Missouri State University official, the NCAA has opened a new investigation into the men's basketball program.

Edmond City Manager Larry Stevens will not leave his office to become the new city manager of Springfield, Mo.

Cruel hoax or hate crime? Authorities say that's what they must figure out after employees at Procter and Gamble claim they've found several nooses hanging on their lockers and desks.

The Springfield City Council introduced Greg Burris as the new city manager Tuesday.

As of press time Monday night, it was unclear whether Edmond City Manager Larry Stevens would stay with the city or make a jump to a similar position in his home state of Missouri.

The Missouri State University Foundation is off to a fast start for the new fiscal year with $2,311,989 in gifts and commitments for July.

For 42 years, Don Alexander has woken up in the night, terrified. The terror is not for himself, but for another.

For the first time in 14 years, the Southeast Missourian has a new editor. Longtime editor R. Joe Sullivan is remaining on staff as editorial-page editor and news consultant, completing a yearlong transition ...

Springfield City Council has approved the hiring of certified public accountant April Lathrom as the city's first internal auditor, effective Aug.