Natalie Wier warms up her holiday decor with buffalo check. Home décor trends may come and go, but after 168 years, buffalo check is still more popular than ever, especially this time of year. From the throw pillows on her couch to the bow atop her tree and the napkins accenting the place settings on […]
Owner of Artlandish Gallery comes from a long line of strong women. Tell us a little about you. I am 57 years old and have lived in Columbia for 41 years. I am married to David, and we have three children, Asia, Mason, and Tonia. Who are your favorite artists? My favorite visual artists are Romare
Local musicians headline area shows and festivals. Photos by Keith Borgmeyer Original music and local performers are the true expression of Columbia. From world-class jazz musicians to blues at the park to catching a band before a film, there’s a group and a musical style for all Columbians to discover and enjoy. Music tells the
Four local photographers give us a glimpse of the town they love. Photos by Keith Borgmeyer, Aaron Ottis, Anastasia Pottinger, and Anthony Jinson These photos, along with many others, will be on exhibit at the Montminy Gallery through January 27. Heart of the City by Keith Borgmeyer Dawn of a New Day by Keith Borgmeyer
Five artists who had been taking creative classes together in 1959 decided to found the Columbia Art League, a place where like minded creatives could come together to create, appreciate, and learn. The group started by meeting at the home of Betty Robins, who spearheaded the organizational efforts. The first Art in the Park was
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The United Way’s allocation process aligns resources with the community’s greatest needs. One of the myths Executive Director Andrew Grabau hopes to debunk about the Heart of Missouri United Way’s allocation process is that grant recipients are chosen by five or six people who gather in a smoke-filled room, behind closed doors, to make the
Established in 1970, Columbia’s 3M plant is a staple of the city’s manufacturing economy. Once one of the city’s largest employers, the plant has seen its fair share of changes over the years as product demands, the economy, and the number of employees have ebbed and fl owed. One recent change garnering attention is the
Congratulations to Sara Cochran, 37, for being chosen as part of our 2019 class of 20 Under 40! Get to know a bit about Sara before the issue: Occupation Entrepreneurial Programs Manager, Department of Research and Economic Development; Interim Director of Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation and Adjunct Professor, Trulaske College of Business at MU
Rye Shade bonds with his two tabbies, Winter and Theo. At first glance, Winter and Theo seem like ordinary house cats. The 1-year-old male tabbies enjoy a leisurely life of sleeping, eating, and playing in Tara and Scott Shade’s large home on the east side of town. But to Rye, one of their four sons,
