Photography By: Anthony Jinson We at Columbia Home thought our local student athletes deserved some extra praise and recognition for all of their hard work, both on and off the field. After speaking with coaches and athletic directors from across town, we honor some of Columbia’s top student athletes who epitomize work ethic, sportsmanship, leadership, […]
STROLL INTO Dande Café at 110 Orr St. and you’ll immediately feel sprightly, springy, spunky and maybe even a little bit celebratory. Perhaps it’s the wall of west-facing windows that drench the dining room in sun. It could be the aroma of fresh bread, warm cookies and zesty soups, or the kaleidoscopic whirl of dancers through
Agents National Title Insurance Co. becomes the fourth largest underwriter in Missouri, fueled by old-fashioned values and new-age technology.
Rock Bridge High School students Nahush Katti and Vikram Arunachalam Arun start an international telemedicine company.
For Columbia natives Tony Grove and Stella Grove (Hardnock), a wedding should be a stress-free affair—with some serious sparkle.
Top 10 Responses I’d Most Like to Give (but don’t) to the Question, “What’s for Dinner?” My kids, like many benevolent dictators the worldwide, love to ask the question, “What’s for dinner?” When they were younger, they used to ask me this right as they sat down at the table. Fine. The answer was easy
When someone brings up the Roots N Blues N BBQ Festival, people likely imagine the scent of spicy roasting meat coupled with the sounds of roots music and the twang of a blues band for a whole weekend in September. But if you wander the venue and look carefully, you will see more and more
Tec Chapman Chapman, a public policy leader and lifelong advocate for individuals with disabilities, joins Services for Independent Living as executive director. Chapman will guide the agency in its work to empower people to live independently through advocacy work, teaching independent living skills, peer support and information and referral services in a seven-county service area.
Tech Electronics and its employees have been a growing family since 1963, when founder Jim Canova first opened its doors in St. Louis. Now, 50 years later, there are three generations working in the St. Louis office and more than 250 employees total. “Only 5 percent of businesses started by families remain family owned and
For many through travelers, Columbia represents a place to fuel up, grab something to eat and maybe spend a night or two. With community attractions occupying less than two pages in nationally recognized travel guides — Branson has spawned a number of full-length treatises — Columbia in balance does proffer an active year-round menu of athletic events, festivals and concerts and is a
