Roadside habitats installed to revive pollinator populations
The City of Columbia Public Works Department is creating pollinator habitats along roadsides throughout Columbia to reinvigorate local pollinator populations....
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Tackle football harms outweigh benefits, should be banned in high school
For the best interest of protecting its students, and encouraging an environment focused on education rather than athletics, RBHS should ban tackle football for all...
Labor Day: More than just a day off
For many students Labor Day is just an extra-long weekend with the potential for a quick family getaway. It serves as the unofficial end of...
Vision Zero acts to prevent distracted driving
Vision Zero tries to end all fatal car crashes by 2030....
Baccalaureate celebrates seniors
As the sound of the string orchestra swelled, the people in the bleachers rose to their feet and a stream of green entered the gymnasium...
Plant more flowers to save the bees
[dropcap style=”flat” size=”3″]B[/dropcap]ees are crucial to our very existence and daily lives, but our actions are forcing the insects into extinction. The Department of Etymology...
Leaving teachers reflect on their last remaining days
[dropcap style=”flat” size=”5″]I[/dropcap]n just more than one week, seven teachers will move on from their time at RBHS. Chemistry teacher Barry Still, world studies teacher...
on the Greitens report
A report from the Missouri State House details how Eric Greitens not only misused a donor list from his charity, The Mission Continues, but started...
Prescription Drug Take Back held at RBHS
On April 28-29, Boone County sponsored a take back of prescription drugs coinciding with the DEA’s National Drug Take Back event, which resulted in 826.2...
Columbia organizes first Autism Awareness Walk
[dropcap]A[/dropcap] stream of blue shirts ducked under the arch at the starting line, as they followed a pony named Sugar around a 1.2 mile track...