So let’s save it! Not sure where your financials stack up? It’s an important topic at any age, which is why we recruited three Columbia financial professionals to tell you exactly what red flags you should be looking for. 20s • Pay yourself first. Defer at least what your company’s retirement plan is matching; it’s […]
From young professional to mature adult, rocking a chambray shirt can be trendy for any age group. Styled By: Mitchell Drinkard Hair and Makeup by: Victoria Araujo and Jennifer Hovis at Blanc Studio 20s Holly Phillips Age: 25 Years lived in Columbia: Five months Profession: Office manager at The Eye Gallery Describes her style
Brynna Eads battles leukemia with the support of a whole community and in the comfort of her home. Picture a scaled-down version of ABC’s Extreme Makeover Home Edition. You know, all the volunteers lined up with their tools, matching T-shirts, a crew of designers spearheading the redesign…the whole bit. That was the scene at the
Three Midwest women create companies that focus on helping a hand across borders. The phrase “making a difference” receives a lot of buzz these days, but truth be told, providing a helping hand to others can be challenging, particularly when there are cultural and language differences. Yet, three organizations with Midwestern roots are doing just
Perfection. It’s what every bride strives for on her special day, but as a veteran of the wedding industry, I am here to tell you, you have to let it go. Weddings have always been surrounded with the unrealistic expectation of absolute perfection, and these “reality” TV shows don’t help at all. They show amazing
Tying the knot across borders or in Sin City can be the adventure of a lifetime. For some, a wedding day is planned down to the minute, including every detail. Destination: Doesn’t that word just fill you with a sense of adventure and a side of relaxation? The couples that choose destination weddings are in
Lucky’s Market stormed into the grocery industry earlier this year in Columbia with the grand opening of its fourth store location. And with the introduction of its local, sustainable and traditionally crafted foods, the grocer has taken a direct approach to improving the nutrition of its customers through Leap into The New Year. “This challenge
