Walk out the back door of Jeremy and Jessica Spillman’s 4,000-square-foot house, which Jeremy built…
The story of a girl who grew up loving horses is as American as apple…
Maybe the only thing more difficult than sustaining a new settlement and growing it into…
From her office window, Janie Bakutes can see children playing on the playground, and it…
When St. Louis native Jason Schrick, 41, moved to Columbia 13 years ago, he didn’t…
The City’s Home Rehab and Energy Efficiency program is here to help homeowners make needed repairs.
In many ways, 2020 was the year of adaptation. As COVID-19 forced many of us…
Halle Kearns performs with such effortlessness and passion that you’d never guess the self-made country…
Randy Cole, Eric Morrison, and Steve Smith talk about Job Point
If you are caring for an aging parent, or expect the need to do so in the future, there are several questions you need to ask yourself.
One of the many perks of living in a college town like Columbia is the great diversity — diversity in food, culture, music, and religion. The yearly influx of professors, doctors, and students from every part of the world makes it possible for many faith traditions to thrive in Columbia, from Ba’hai to Hinduism to Christianity, Judaism, Islam, and beyond. This rich tapestry of faith makes Columbia a global community that offers open doors to anyone who is looking for them.
According to the United Nations, 79.5 million people were forcibly displaced worldwide by the end…
