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By IRENE HASKINS
At Hickman High School’s 50th class reunion in August, six of the Kewpies had more than school memories to share with each other.

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As soon as they could see through their tears and recover enough from the shock of her death, friends of Sarah Becking knew they wanted to do something special in her memory.

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Carl Edwards will soon have his very own doctor in the house. On Monday night while on a long walk together, he popped the question to longtime sweetie Kate Downey. 

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Tell me a secret
McClatchy Newspapers
Would you share your dirty little secret?

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By IRENE HASKINS
Hardin “Wilkie” Wilkerson celebrated his 90th birthday last Sunday with a party at the Columbia Country Club, where he has been a member for more than 20 years. He was joined by 50 of his friends, including Juanita Sprinkle and Sally Robinson, who planned the special occasion.

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By IRENE HASKINS
That class of Kewpies celebrated its 50th reunion Aug. 8 to 10 at Stoney Creek Inn with 95 classmates reliving those “happy days.”

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By IRENE HASKINS
The retired teachers of West Junior High School gathered on the first day of school, Aug. 21, at the home of Charlotte Dean to celebrate the opening of another school year. 

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Until about 10 minutes before it happened, James Mouser was blissfully unaware of what was going on around him July 22 while scurrying around doing his regular duties on KOMU-TV’s “Pepper and Friends.” 

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By IRENE HASKINS
The much anticipated Harrisburg Early Learning Center celebrated the grand opening of its newly constructed 1,400-square-foot preschool classroom Aug. 7.

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By IRENE HASKINS
Applause, applause … the Walther Court Players have been at it again. 

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By IRENE HASKINS
Heading into its 36th year, RAGBRAI is the longest, largest and oldest touring bicycle ride in the world.

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By IRENE HASKINS
To celebrate the 200th anniversary of Missouri’s first newspaper, the Missouri Press Association sponsored “The Editor Is Absent,” an original theatrical reading, July 12 at Thespian Hall in Boonville, the perfect setting for such a presentation.

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By IRENE HASKINS
George and Mary Alice Anglen make it a point to get their scattered family together regularly so they all can get to know one another. 

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Four relationship mistakes and how to fix them
McClatchy Newspapers
Big Fat Relationship Mistake No. 1: Partner Bashing

Parents, take back the power
McClatchy Newspapers
In "Beyond Time-Out: From Chaos to Calm" (Sterling, $19.95), author Beth Grosshans tackles an epidemic she has titled "IFP," or Imbalance of Family Power. As in, the kids have too much.

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By IRENE HASKINS
Flag Day dawned with beautiful weather and a perfect day to honor Joan Sorrels for her work as curator of Roslyn Heights in Boonville for the past four years.

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By IRENE HASKINS
Every year at the end of May, friends of the Voluntary Action Center gather to recognize outstanding individuals for their community service, enjoy dinner and cocktails, and bid on super auction items to support VAC’s programs and services.

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By IRENE HASKINS
What started 20 years ago with three squirrels that a neighbor brought Dale and Debbie Tolentino to take care of has evolved into the D-D Farm Animal Sanctuary and Rescue. 

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By IRENE HASKINS
When Walt and Sharon Naylor, accompanied by friends Paul and Karen Dale, walked into the Penguin Piano Bar May 9, Walt spotted sister-in-law Janet Hagen with husband Jeff peering down from the balcony and thought they might be there to celebrate Jeff’s birthday.

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Eliot Battle, who seems to keep his suitcase permanently packed, recently returned from Ethiopia and South Africa, where he had several super experiences.

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Pregnant brides ignore taboo against white dresses
Scripps Howard News Service
When it comes to wedding fashion, perhaps nothing sets tongues atwitter faster than a visibly pregnant bride walking down the aisle in white. Not ivory, cream or ecru, but pure, blinding white.

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Common sense flushed down the Facebook toilet
By ROB MANKER McClatchy Newspapers
Technology is making us dumber. How else can I explain my willing invitation to anyone with Internet access that they invade my home and take my family’s stuff?

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By IRENE HASKINS
Harold Duncan is born in 1908 on the Duncan homestead a couple of miles south of Millersburg.

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By IRENE HASKINS
Right after graduating from Springfield Baptist Bible College, Bruce Caldwell of Ashland came home to start a church. 

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This week’s PulseShots come from a surprise reception Feb. 6 at The Club at Old Hawthorne honoring NASCAR star and Columbia native Carl Edwards.

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By IRENE HASKINS
Two of Columbia’s best-known, respected and loved people, who just happen to be married to each other, were honored Feb. 2 at a “Celebration of Years” party.

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Q&A: WEDDINGS

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By IRENE HASKINS
When the family and friends of Sam Russell were brainstorming about what kind of fundraising event to hold, John Corn was at the planning meeting, where representatives from every club and group “they could think of” were invited.

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By IRENE HASKINS
The Westwood Avenue home of Steve and Gena Scott was a busy place Aug. 18 as they hosted a large family gathering that drew 26 kith and kin from Missouri

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By IRENE HASKINS
Even after a quarter of a century, a group of “number, please” girls get together for birthdays and such.

PULSESHOTS: Faces in Columbia's crowd

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By IRENE HASKINS
Colorful leis and gaudy shirts were the dress code at the Hawaiian-themed 25th anniversary party for Greg and Theresa Cupp.

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By IRENE HASKINS
Turning 21 is a memorable milestone, and that’s just what it was for Ryan McNeil, who was guest of honor at a dinner party Monday night at the home of Todd Penderson.

PULSESHOTS: Faces in Columbia's crowd
This week’s photos come from the Golden Girls Golf Tournament and the ham breakfast at the Boone County Fair, an annual social event for local political movers and shakers and ordinary folks alike.