Jennifer Truesdale
Articles
With fewer than six months to go until its 10th anniversary this July, Achieve Balance Chiropractic has grown into a bustling practice. It’s hard to find anyone as...
Clyde and Sheila Ruffin have called Columbia home for 36 years. Photos by Keith Borgmeyer Modern families often find themselves scattered across great distances; it’s uncommon to find...
Do not challenge Lili Vianello to a game of pinball unless you’re prepared to be humiliated. Last January, Vianello snagged a Spider-Man pinball machine at the Ronald McDonald...
Brian and Angela Anderson move forward after tragedy. Photos by Keith Borgmeyer As you turn down the long gravel path toward the Andersons’ home off Route DD in...
Alternative healing methods provide hope for victims of trauma. When we think of post-traumatic stress disorder, we often think of male combat veterans who have returned from war...
With the success of “on-demand” companies like Uber and Airbnb, entrepreneurs are riding the wave of a sharing culture. Hundreds of online services now allow people to quickly...
Consider the numbers. Columbia is the most educated city in Missouri and ranks fifth highest among small metro cities in the country, according to Forbes. Nearly 49 percent...
Local nonprofit directors dedicate their lives to the common good. Barbie Banks, Citizen Jane Film Festival This October 26 to 29, some 6,500 people will gather at Stephens...
When you think about it, our feet take a lot of abuse day to day. If you’ve ever suffered from foot pain —an ingrown toe nail, a corn...
By 2020, two-thirds of U.S. jobs will not require four-year degrees, according to a Georgetown University study. The demand for “middle skill” workers — those with associate degrees...