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The article focuses on the advantages of deer hunting in Missouri and highlights the success of KT's Trophy Hunts

Chase Daniel is the quarterback of the Missouri Tigers, the trigger of one of the nation's most potent offenses. He also is perhaps the front-runner to win the Heisman Trophy. So it was little wonder that he came here to Memorial Stadium and ignored his university's history of futility against the Nebraska Cornhuskers. Daniel knew Missouri had not beaten Nebraska here since 1978. He knew what the Cornhuskers' 63-35-3 record against the Tigers over the years was emblematic of: Nebraska was used to playing for first the Big 12 title and then, possibly, the national championship while the Tigers had last won a conference title in 1969, and were usually thrilled to secure a minor bowl bid. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article reports on the fourth place finish by the Orchard Farm Eagles girls soccer team at the 2011 Missouri State Soccer Class 1 championship held at the Anheuser-Busch Center in Missouri.

The article reports on the first place victory of the Nerinx Hall JV soccer team at the St. Joseph's JV soccer tournament held in Missouri.

Different View of Daniel Forget television advertisements and billboards. The Heisman Trophy campaign for Missouri quarterback Chase Daniel is going 3-D. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article discusses U.S. Cellular's sponsorship of a U.S. baseball promotion involving a tour of the 2012 Commissioner's Trophy across the country. Fans flocked to the company's store branch in St. Charles County, Missouri to have their pictures taken with the trophy. While there have been 107 baseball World Series in history the first trophy was given out in 1967. The St. Louis Cardinals baseball team has the distinction of winning the first and last world series trophy made.

This section offers news briefs on business in Missouri, including the display of the 2011 World Series trophy at several U.S. Cellular stores in Saint Charles County, the extended office hours of Esse Health O'Fallon Pediatricts to better accommodate patients and families, and the partnership of U Design Jewelry in Saint Charles with the Super Basket of Hope program and the 2012 Super Bowl.

The article focuses on the great play of CBC goalkeeper Nate Griffin during the Cadets and Chaminade game in Missouri that awarded them with the Class 3 championship trophy. The Chaminade Red Devils were the favorite of the season, which leaves the Cadets to play the underdog role. Griffin confessed they knew the other team will be playing like it is their last so they resorted to having nine players behind the ball to frustrate Chaminade.

The article presents the Top 10 notable sports new stories in Saint Charles County, Missouri for 2011. The Saint Dominic girls basketball team capped a 30-0 season by snatching the state basketball title over Smithville on March 12, 2011 at the Mizzou Arena in Columbia, Missouri. The Francis Howell Central Spartans took home the Challenge Cup championship trophy. Francis Howell junior golfer captured the Class 4 individual state title at Twin Oaks Golf Course in Springfield, Missouri.

This section offers business news briefs in Missouri, including the display of the 2011 World Series trophy at several U.S. Celluar stores in Saint Charles County as part of a World Championship Tour, the extended officer hours of Esse Health O'Fallon Pediatrics, and the partnership of U Design Jewelry with the Super Basket of Hope program and the 2012 Super Bowl.

The article reports on the awarding of a journalism prize distributed by the University of Missouri School of Journalism. Author Tracey O'Shaughnessy won the award but went public after not receiving a trophy or award money. The school contends that the prize program was short of money and was suspended.

The article reports that the John Burroughs School football team will be playing for the 2012 Missouri Class 3 state championship for the third time in a row. It explains that the team ended up with the runner-up trophy in the last two season. It provides game statistics of their opponent Maryville High School Spoofhounds and the opinion of John Burroughs quarterback Ezekiel Elliott on their chances of winning the championship this time.

The article reports on the decision of the St. Charles City Council Parks and Recreation Board in Missouri to continue charging fees for the use of the city's athletic fields after a resolution to reverse it was filed in January 2012. The board voted the previous year to charge fees ranging from 10 to 40 dollars for the use of the fields with fees to be split between competing teams. Park officials plan to apply the revenue from the fees toward maintaining and upgrading the playing fields.

This section presents news briefs in Missouri. Fans of the St. Louis Cardinal will be given a chance to take photograph with the 2011 World Series Trophy. The Sunset Hills Public Works Department will acquire a new pickup truck and a skid loader. The Sunset Hills aldermanic board approve an ordinance that establishes guidelines for telephone harassment.

A calendar of business events, meetings, seminars and workshops in Missouri scheduled for February 2012 is presented, including the meeting of the Givers Gain Chapter of the Business Network International, Trophy Tour: 2011 World Series, and the seminar hosted by Alliance Training titled "Create an Identity of Success--Building Your Personal Brand."

A calendar of events in the business community in Missouri in January 2012 is presented including a Business Network International meeting in Saint Peters, 2011 World Series trophy tour at U.S. Cellular store in Saint Peters, and Citizen of the Years Gala in Saint Charles.

The article announces the appointment of public executives made by Missouri Governor Jay Nixon, including John C. Hanneke as member of the state's Credit Union Commission, and Timothy D. Cudd as member of the Board of Investigator and Private Fire Investigator Examiners

A calendar of events, meetings and seminars for the business sector scheduled in Missouri in January 2012 is presented, including the meeting of the River City Chapter of the Business Network International in Saint Charles, the housewarming party of Weight Watchers in Saint Peters, and the Alliance Training seminar titled "Goal Setting for People Who Hate Setting Goals--Make This Your Year" in Saint Peters.

The article highlights the first win of the Kirkwood football team in its 114 history in Missouri. The Pioneers won over Fort Osage through the help of senior captain Matt Berry. Berry shared that it must have been their defensive line played the best part of their winning game. He was able to perform well during their winning game despite the fact that he is suffering from acromioclavicular joint (AC joint) injury.

The article discusses the proposal made by the Central County Fire and Rescue Board of the St. Peters, Missouri city council in 2012 to build a new fire station along Interstate 70. The proposal aims to reduce response time. The cost of building the station ranges from 1.5 to 2 million dollars. The proposal was part of an initiative to improve the Central County district along with repairs and renovations on other public buildings.

The article reports on the victory of the Francis Howell Vikings baseball team against the Liberty team to win the 2011 Class 4 Missouri state baseball championship. It features pitchers Steven Diel and Brannon Calloway, who were credited for their victory. The opinion of Vikings coach Tony Perkins on the performance of his pitchers is also cited.

The article reports on the performance of the Affton girls track and field team Cougars in the Class 3 state track and field meet held at Dwight T. Reed Stadium in Missouri.

The article reports on the 6-4 victory of Vianney baseball team against Cape Girardeau Central in the Class 4 state tournament quarterfinals in Missouri.

A calendar of events related to business in Missouri in March 2012 is presented, including the 2011 World Series trophy display, the Workplace Wellness Summit and the spring conference of the Rivers Bend Association for the Education of Young Children.

A calendar of business events, meetings and seminars scheduled in Missouri for January 2012 is presented, including the meeting of Business Network International Govers Gain Chapter, Weight Watchers housewarming party, and the seminar Alliance Training: Goal Setting for People Who Hate Setting Goals--Make This Your Year.

The article reports on the defeat of the Lindbergh girls soccer team against the Ursuline Academy team in the Class 3 quarterfinal held at Oakville, Missouri.

The article reports that the Christian Brothers College (CBC) High School soccer team defeated Chaminade High School to win the 2012 Class 3 state championship in Missouri. It explains that the victory was historical for CBC given that it lost several players to the Saint Louis Scott Galagher Academy and that Chaminade was the favorite being ranked number one all season. CBC won with a score of 2-0.

The article reports that Becca Steins, forward of the Parkway South High School girls' basketball team, has a good chance of getting into the school record books when her senior season ends. It explains that Steins could be one of the team's top five all-time scorers and career leader in blocks and rebounds. It mentions that Steins had an average of 16.3 points, 10.7 rebounds and 3.2 blocks in the 2011-2012 season.

The article reports that the Lafayette High School football team failed to reach the 2012 Missouri Class 6 state championship finals after losing to the Francis Howell High School. It explains that the team played very well for the season and broke school records for points, shutouts and points allowed. It highlights the disappointment of the team particularly senior player John Voit who is already on his last year at Lafayette.

The article reports on the efforts of Saint Louis University High (SLUH) sophomore cross country runner Matthew Hennessey to help his team win the title in the Missouri Class 4 boys cross country championships despite an injury to his right foot.

The article reports on the undefeated season of the Lafayette high school girls volleyball team wherein they swept all 40 matches including the Missouri Class 4 state tournament to defend their title as state champions.

The article reports on the victory of the Cor Jesu high school against the Nerinx Hall high school in the Midwest Field Hockey Tournament championship match held at the Soccer Park in Fenton, Missouri on November 3, 2012 to clinch their sixth title and first since 2006.

The author views that local football teams in Missouri, including Christian Brothers College High School (CBC), Kirkwood High School, and John Burroughs School of Saint Louis, are poised to rise to challenge following loses in the 2011 Class 6, 5 and 3 state title games, respectively.

The article discusses how Mike Hester led the Hazelwood Central team in successfully defending its title during the Class 4 state meet in Jefferson City, Missouri on May 28, 2011. Hester was not able to play in 2010 when the team won its first ever state title in 23 years because of a prior injury. Photographs of Hester taking the baton from Marc Franks in the 1,600 relay, and Hazelwood Central's Kim Moye competing in the triple jump are also shown.

The article states that funds were raised in record amount by Youth in Need, a nonprofit organization serving children, teens and families, at the annual Celebration of Youth dinner on March 2, 2013 in Missouri.

A photograph of the Westminster Christian High School girls volleyball team celebrating as they won their first title in the Missouri Class 3 volleyball championship on November 3, 2012 is presented.

The article reports on the strong performance of the Parkway South JV boys golf team in Missouri.

The article describes the high school basketball match between the Rock Bridge and St. Joseph's Academy teams held in Missouri in February 2012, which was won by the Rock Bridge.

The article features the Chaminade high school basketball team in Saint Louis, Missouri.

This section offers business news briefs from suburban communities in Missouri, including the Wentzville Chick-fil-A First 100 Camp Out, the Business Spotlight Award granted to SAK Construction by the Economic Developemnt Roundtable of Saint Charles County, and the acceptance of applications for the New Melle Chamber of Commerce scholarships for the 2012-2013 school year.

This section offers business news briefs from Missouri, including the Wentzville chick-fil-A First 100 Camp Out, the Business Spotllight Award granted to SAK Construction by the Economic Development Roundtable of Saint Charles County, and applications for the New Melle Chamber of Commerce scholarships for the 2012-13 school year.

The article reports on the preseason rankings of the Missouri High School Baseball Coaches Association in 2012 which is led by schools Vianney and Westminster.

A calendar of events for the Missouri business community in January 2012 is presented which includes meetings by the Business Network International, Citizen of the Years Gala, and Chamber Travel Open House.

This section offers news briefs on the Missouri business scene including the Metro St. Louis Cinderella Project Prom Dress Round-Up to be held on January 24, 2012, the Missouri Public Service Commission approving a request from Laclede Gas Company to adjust the infrastructure system replacement surcharge on the bills of its natural gas customers, and the Missouri Public Service Commission approving a request from American Missouri to lower its fuel and power adjustment charge (FAC).

This section offers business news briefs in Missouri as of January 18, 2011 including the schedule of a Metro Saint Louis Cinderella Project Prom Dress Round-Up, a business education program to be presented by Ed Mayuga of AMM Communications, and 35th anniversary of the Old Tax House.

The article presents the views of various residents across Missouri regarding what age should children start paying for their own car insurance and gas, including those from Skyler Mitchell from Hazelwood, Ceverlyn Jenkins from Pagedale, and Jason Wojtanowski from Saint John.

This section offers news briefs on the academic community of Wentzville and Warrenton, Missouri. The Wentzville School District has been selected to the roster of Advanced Placement (AP) Achievement Districts for 2010-2011 by the College Board. Fort Zumwalt West High School topped the Project Safe School Year with 95.5 percent of its drivers leaving school wearing seatbelts.

The article reports on the strong performance of Festus senior Sadie Darnell that helped the Festus Tigers track and field team win the 3,200-meter relay championship and take a second-place trophy at the Class 3 state championship meet at Dwight R. Reed Stadium in Jefferson City, Missouri.

With Missouri entering this season with its highest preseason ranking in school history, expectations for the Tigers are just as lofty. A Big 12 title has been mentioned, as has a Heisman Trophy for senior quarterback Chase Daniel, and there has even been talk of a national championship. All of those would be firsts for the Tigers. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article presents several obituaries, including Missouri residents Samuel Accardi Sr., Patricia "Pat" Acree and Sarah Roselman Baker.