Euan McLeod, vice president of customer experience engineering for HBO Max, has been working remotely in Columbia, spending several hours each day at a collection of coffee shops, where he’s been able to build relationships. Though the spread of COVID-19 has brought hardship and illness for many, it’s also come with realizations about the benefits […]
We sent a questionnaire to parents around Columbia to learn more about what kids think about money. Enjoy reading their responses to our questions!
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There are many flavors of ice cream. Some people prefer chocolate, while others crave vanilla or maybe strawberry. The same principle applies to the variety of banks and credit unions in Columbia, says Joe Miller, Central Missouri regional president of First State Community Bank. “Banks and credit unions both serve a unique and important purpose
Sitting on a shelf on the second floor of a small shop on Ninth Street is a miniature chest. Made in 1815 by a cabinetmaker’s apprentice, the handmade chest is both beautiful and a test — a way to measure the skill and inventiveness of the apprentice before they graduate onto larger items. Pieces like
Couple you should know: Kelley and Jake Frink talk about how they met, their favorite family traditions, and their children.
“A fassage is a signature treatment designed to relax and restore the whole body. It includes an integrative massage with a customized facial based on skin concerns and needs.”
This month, we take a look at three of Columbia’s businesses – The Basement Reef, Iron Moe’s, and Sawdust Studios.
Community The Community Pop-Up Park Opens The Community Pop-Up Park, located at 807 Business Loop 70 East, has opened to the public. The lot will be open daily from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. so people can come for lunch or to meet friends after work. The park also has full amenities for events, including
After a harsh summer storm, Josiah, a teenager, found a shivering clump of feathers on his lawn. He became interested in it when it hopped away. Josiah Jainchill rescued and raised an orphaned robin.
This month, we take a look at three of Columbia’s businesses – The Basement Reef, Iron Moe’s, and Sawdust Studios.
