Michelle Terhune

"After spending more than 30 years in the marketing, public relations, and communications field, I went to work for an attorney friend as a paralegal. After six years, I was ready to go back home and just write. My timing was great. I left in November 2019. Fortunately, after reaching out to COMO Marketing in early 2020, I not only did some freelance writing for the agency, but was asked if I would write for COMO Magazine. Journalism is my first love, so of course I said yes. My youngest sister and her family live in Columbia, so I’m often there to visit them. I have enjoyed writing every CBT/COMO Magazine story assigned to me over the past five years. I have met some amazing people doing some more amazing things, like the couples struggling to overcome infertility, women broadening their skill sets on Habitat houses, and small businesses and entrepreneurs pursuing their dreams with grit and determination. I’m a storyteller at heart, and I love playing a role in telling Columbia’s best stories through its people."
Articles
Columbia’s central location makes getting away for a weekend in Missouri’s north, south, east, and...
Discussing with Clint Hall of Socket how the state of broadband in Columbia is solid....
It has been said that bringing a child into the world is the ultimate act...
What has two legs, four wheels, and has been volunteering to bring hot, homemade food...
The partners of the Boone County Coalition to End Homelessness pool their resources to help...
Retirement can be your best act yet. Just make sure you’re prepared to deliver your...
Unions have been making headlines. Starbucks employees are trying to form them. Hollywood writers and...
Future Farmers of America has bolted into the 21st century, taking young men and women...
Columbia’s manicured lawns look orderly and pristine. But if you want to create a buzz...
Homeownership. It’s part and parcel of the American dream. Yet, barriers to owning a home...
Trash To Cash
COMO Staff
Uncommon carriers
COMO Staff
Race for space, fuels building boom
COMO Staff
My Mom’s Superpower: Remembering Food Preferences
Laura Scheffler Johnson
Kick It in COMO! The U.S. Advances to World Cup Round of 16
Jodie Jackson Jr.
Hoss’s BBQ Beans
Jim "Hoss" Koetting
Rediscovering Moberly
Sunitha Bosecker
The People Make the Month
Sean Spence
What We Don’t Talk About
Bradley Williams
The COMO Mojo: What the Road Gave Me Back
Kelsey Winkeljohn
Sci-Fi Thriller With a Familiar Setting
Olivia DeSmit