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For the first time, multiple events will be combined into a week-long focus on Pitt State, with a couple of new things added to the mix, as well.
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The accreditation signifies a commitment by the college to put students first and provide them with a world-class business education. This spring, the college is celebrating its 25th anniversary year as an AACSB-accredited business school.
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“We are grateful for the grant and the assistance it will provide,” stated Sandra Wilson, Director of Nursing and Division Chair, at Crowder College. “We are one of only three associate degree colleges receiving this funding.
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Community Blood Center of the Ozarks (CBCO), the sole supplier of blood, platelets, and plasma to patients at 44 area healthcare facilities, is asking all eligible blood donors to give ahead of the holidays during the 29th annual Miracle of Giving Blood Drive. The blood drive will be held on two critical days – December 22 and December 29 – at all CBCO donor centers throughout the region.
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The city swore in its new police chief Monday nearly four years to the date that it swore in its former police chief Sloan Rowland in early January 2019.
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UCM, dropped its second straight game in three days after an 8-0 start to the year, got a game-high 29 points from Olivia Nelson.
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The Lady Gorillas are in a three-way tie for second place in the MIAA with Northwest Missouri and Fort Hays State at 3 and 1. Central Missouri and Emporia State lead the conference at 3 - 0.
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Currently Crowder College offers four men’s sports, baseball, cross country, golf and soccer. While CC supports five women’s athletic programs, basketball, cross country, golf, soccer and softball.
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US Marshall took Jemon Allen into custody Tuesday in Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
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Over 12 days between November 25 to December 7 PSU football went from losing a second-round playoff game by three points to their football coach accepting a new job to then hiring Tom Anthony on Thursday.
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Perhaps the Joplin City Council was looking for an experienced placeholder when the body selected former council member Anthony Monteleone to serve until April of 2023. Monteleone served a two-year term on the council from 2020 to 2022, choosing not to run for reelection.
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In 2022, Anthony's Pitt State defensive squad led the MIAA in scoring defense (14.1 ppg) and ranked second in the conference in total defense (282.6 ypg), rushing defense (93.0 ypg), passing defense (189.6 ypg) and sacks (31).