There’s something soothing about working with clay, which may be why pottery classes are among the most popular at Access Arts — and also what they’re most known for in the community. From classes on pottery to fiber arts, Access Arts provides a welcoming environment for anyone interested in exploring art. “We meet you where […]
When the COVID-19 pandemic forced schools to quickly pivot and reimagine the 2020-2021 school year, Columbia’s private schools, like private schools around the country, rose to the occasion, balancing new concepts like social distancing and quarantining with in-person schooling and virtual events. And, with so much uncertainty about the ability to return to the classroom,
Golden Nutrition Eating on the go just got healthier. Golden Nutrition’s menu boasts more than 30 meal replacement shakes, 20 energizing teas, high-protein iced coffee, protein bars, and a number of nutritional supplements, like collagen and aloe. The new shop also offers one-on-one coaching. MU student Colby Crabtree opened Golden Nutrition in June after noticing
Lottery schools give Columbia residents options where they originally might not have had one. Which school your child attends is typically determined by the attendance area you fall into, but Columbia residents are also presented with the option to submit an application for their child to be placed in one of three elementary lottery schools
Golden Nutrition Eating on the go just got healthier. Golden Nutrition’s menu boasts more than 30 meal replacement shakes, 20 energizing teas, high-protein iced coffee, protein bars, and a number of nutritional supplements, like collagen and aloe. The new shop also offers one-on-one coaching. MU student Colby Crabtree opened Golden Nutrition in June after noticing
Golden Nutrition Eating on the go just got healthier. Golden Nutrition’s menu boasts more than 30 meal replacement shakes, 20 energizing teas, high-protein iced coffee, protein bars, and a number of nutritional supplements, like collagen and aloe. The new shop also offers one-on-one coaching. MU student Colby Crabtree opened Golden Nutrition in June after noticing
A college education promises abundant knowledge and experience, but for many, a degree is not accessible or affordable. Even the process of applying and obtaining financial aid takes a certain level of time and support that some simply don’t have access to. How can one learn the tools of a trade if they don’t have
One of the myths that Margaret Conroy, executive director of Daniel Boone Regional Library, hopes to debunk is that public libraries are only quiet places full of bookshelves. Instead, the DBRL system — which comprises Callaway County and most of Boone County, with branch libraries in Columbia, Ashland, Fulton, and Holts Summit — offers a
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“Nourish Café & Market is a really unique thing for Columbia,” says Kalle. “Our goal was to provide a place where people could trust that the food is pure — nothing inflammatory or disruptive. In fact, we list every ingredient on the website for transparency. Many people don’t realize how harmful additives can be to
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Rachel Choma’s artwork is the culmination of thousands of lines made using a simple ballpoint pen. The Columbia native has been working with ballpoint pens since she was in high school. She studied fine art at MU and is pursuing a master’s degree in education. Rachel was among the 12 artists who participated in this
