At Northwest Missouri State's micro-creamery, Bill Brooks in the foreground and Rod Barr in the background are hand packing ice cream. Photo taken August 17, 2026 by KXCV-KRNW News Director Bill Oliver.
The retail debut of homemade ice cream from Northwest Missouri State's new micro-creamery is a sellout success.
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