Assistant City Editor for City/County Government
Amelia Hurley is an Assistant City Editor for City/County Government at the Columbia Missourian. Her work focuses on local news and events in Columbia, Missouri, with a particular emphasis on city and county government. Amelia's articles cover a range of topics, including weather updates, community events, local politics, and environmental issues.
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By: Amelia Hurley
The Tigers amassed just 239 total yards compared to the Crimson Tide's 486 in their drubbing in Tuscaloosa.
By: Amelia Hurley
The Tigers amassed just 239 total yards compared to the Crimson Tide's 486 in their drubbing in Tuscaloosa.
By: Amelia Hurley
Amelia Hurley No. 21 Missouri will travel to Tuscaloosa, Alabama, after its tight victory against Auburn to face Alabama at 2:30 p.m. Saturday.
Mizzou's playoff hopes likely snuffed out with convincing loss at 'Bama without Brady at full strength By Amelia Hurley Updated
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of 4 TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — After reflecting on Missouri's 34-0 defeat by Alabama on Saturday, the game may have been over before it started.
By: Amelia Hurley
Missouri coach Eli Drinkwitz "absolutely" expects senior quarterback Brady Cook to return to the field this season, he said during the weekly SEC teleconference Wednesday.
By: Amelia Hurley
Amelia Hurley Missouri coach Eli Drinkwitz "absolutely" expects senior quarterback Brady Cook to return to the field this season, he said during the weekly SEC teleconference Wednesday.
By: Amelia Hurley
amelia hurley Missouri Tigers football coach Eli Drinkwitz “absolutely” expects senior quarterback Brady Cook to return to the field this season, he said during the weekly SEC teleconference.
By: Amelia Hurley, Adam Busack, Davis Wilson
With Missouri's College Football Playoff dreams all but dashed following a 34-0 shutout loss against then-No. 15 Alabama in Week 9, the Missourian's
By: Amelia Hurley
Missouri now knows the start time for its next two games. The Southeastern Conference on Sunday announced the Tigers' home game against Oklahoma will kick off at 6:45 p.m.
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