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Zac Burden promoted to coordinator for ResLife
Missouri Hall Director Zac Burden will be promoted to the coordinator for Residence Life — student life and development. The promotion was announced Sept. 19 in an email to Missouri Hall residents. Burden will officially […]
City
Burden elected mayor, started leading council April 8
Since joining the Kirksville City Council by appointment last August, Zac Burden won the municipal election to retain his seat April 2 and was chosen to serve as mayor April 8. Burden is a staple […]
City
Zac Burden selected as new mayor
Editor’s Note: This story has been edited to correct information previously reported and later said to be inaccurate. At a special meeting Monday night, the Kirksville City Council swore in its new members and unanimously […]
City
Kirksville voters elect three councilmembers
Adair County voters in Kirksville elected Zac Burden, Jessica Parks and Chuck Long to the City Council Tuesday. The county as a whole also passed the ballot initiative to impose a $1 monthly fee on […]
City
City Council candidates sit down for forum
Citizens had the opportunity Tuesday to meet the eight candidates currently running for Kirksville City Council as they answered questions about city issues in a forum hosted by the Kirksville Area Chamber of Commerce. Three […]
City
City planning updates to Kirksville parks
The Kirksville Parks and Recreation Department is currently planning and working on updates and additions for many of its park areas. Rodney Sadler, Kirksville parks and recreation director, said his department has been working on […]
Features
Bike riding serves as integral part of local culture
Senior David Bradbury, Bike Co-op President, said recently the Bike Co-op helped set up a bike sharing program on campus with funds received from the Student Giving Campaign. […]
Campus
Lyceum Series Continues in 2017
One of Truman’s oldest traditions, the Kohlenberg Lyceum Series, is coming back for the fall semester. Lyceum is designed to bring performers to Truman and expose students and the community to different forms of entertainment. […]