Arrow Rock Solid Thursday, July 23, 2009 By James J. Lidington What happens to a renowned regional theater when the economy comes crashing down? Officials at the Lyceum Theatre in Arrow Rock, Mo., are navigating troubled waters to insure its financial future. Rea full story

Mark Twain: Celebrating the 'Father of American Literature' Thursday, July 23, 2009 By Lauren Wagner, Mark Ingram, Robyn Croft, Melissa Wantz, Tracy Tallman 2010 is the 175thanniversary of Mark Twain’s birth, 125th anniversary of “Adventures ofHuckleberry Finn,” and 100th anniversary of his death. Mark Twain sites in Missouri and around the country plan t full story

Gough's Quincynews.org redefining the newsroom, news delivery Thursday, July 23, 2009 By Ed Medina July 23, 2009QUINCY, Ill. -- At a time when news delivery and readership habits are changing, so is the concept of the office, or in this case the newsroom. Robert "Bob" Gough, an ambassador and entre full story

Woelfel discusses the future of broadcast journalism Thursday, July 23, 2009 By Group 5 Stacey Woelfel, KOMU news director and associate professor the University of Missouri’s Journalism School might be preparing young television broadcasters for a future as Walmart employees. Yes, Walma full story

Same Ingredients, Different Business: Boonville farmer tries hand as restaurateur Thursday, July 23, 2009 By Carol Bundsgaard and Sig Kriebel Gene Walther’s interest in food began when he started baking chocolate chip cookies as an eight-year-old.Today, he and his wife Melissa operate The Settlers Inn restaurant, located among the bean fiel full story

KOMU provides unique training for broadcast journalism students Tuesday, July 21, 2009 By Teri Asher, Lisa Bishop, Karen Boozer, Andrea Marterella, Sarah Platanitis KOMU, an NBC affiliate, and the University of Missouri School of Journalism form a unique relationship. Students come from across the country to participate in a program that allows them to train in b full story

Newsy.com Links Perspectives Tuesday, July 21, 2009 By Carmen Livingston Jim Spencer, the founder of Newsy.com, zipped around the office before meeting a client. Meanwhile, a staff of University of Missouri students remained glued to computers sifting through thousands of full story

Heartland's diversity celebrated Monday, July 20, 2009 By Cultural Beat Staff: Cherie Burgett, Andrew McCammon, Anna Michaelson, Patty Sarkady, Anita Marie Wertz Columbia, Mo. – Residents and visitors celebrated Columbia’s diversity during a cultural festival at Flat Branch Park. The July 15 event, organized by the city’s Parks and Recreation Department, showc full story

Links to workshop presentations [ArticleImageHyperLink] Monday, July 20, 2009 By Mike McKean Here are links for the PowerPoint and Keynote presentations, school lesson plans, help documents and the like from our workshop. Right-click to download the files to your preferred location.Presentati full story

"A Fair(y) Use Tale" captured for you Thursday, July 16, 2009 By Mike McKean Thanks to Frank Lamonte for many things, including the link to "A Fair(y) Use Tale" on YouTube. I've also downloaded and converted it into three different formats (.mov, .mp4 and .flv) to make it easi full story

The blog's where it's at [ArticleImageHyperLink] Wednesday, July 15, 2009 By Mike McKean Thirty-five talented and committed teachers are blogging up a storm. Click the "Blogs" link on the top or left navigation bar then choose "Read the latest entries from everyone who blogs" to see what full story

Selected Links from Mike's Presentations Tuesday, July 14, 2009 By Mike McKean Finding some of the content Mike showed full story

Welcome/Intro Sunday, July 12, 2009 By Mike McKean Welcome to the workshop. A little info about me. full story

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