Morphing from something resembling a small street fair a decade and a half ago to a ten-acre festival today, Columbia Center for Urban Agriculture’s annual Harvest Hootenanny is ready for its fifteenth edition. The community event is set for 4-8 p.m. Saturday, September 21, at Columbia’s Agriculture Park at 1769 W. Ash St. Admission to […]
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As we look toward the future of Columbia, Missouri, it is imperative that we prioritize education at all levels. Education is not just a pathway to personal success; it is the cornerstone of a vibrant, thriving community. From early childhood education to public school funding, and continuing education for adults, investing in learning opportunities ensures
One of the first stories that I recall that pertained to culinary creativity was the story of Stone Soup. This is a tale, apparently of eastern European origin, in which a hungry soldier (or soldiers, depending on which version you hear) wanders into a famished town looking for food and rest. The townsfolk, who are
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