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Photographer and physician David Lancaster builds his passion for art into innovative projects at Orr Street Studios—he uses his protest series 'Broken' to capture raw emotions from the COVID-19 era and hosts monthly open studios to share his evolving techniques. This blend of medicine and creativity drives his work in Columbia and continues to inspire community dialogue.

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Renee Rardin (37) of Columbia was charged on Wednesday with two counts of drug possession, third-degree assault and misdemeanor animal abuse after authorities reported she abused a dog at Cosmo Park and threatened guests at a motel on Monday and she is held without bond at Boone County Jail.

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Yesterday, the University of Missouri held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for MURR West, a $20 million, 47,000-square-foot addition to the MU Research Reactor facility that expands research and medical isotope production space. In a few weeks, MU will hold a groundbreaking ceremony for two more buildings to boost no-carrier-added Lutetium-177 production and storage support.

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