Nonprofit Spotlight
“I used to think that the sky only stretched on for as far as I could see, and then where my vision became blurred, the world ceased to...
Some are more comfortable than others when it comes to discussing reproductive and sexual health. The conversation can feel difficult, confusing, or intimidating and many find themselves unprepared...
Under the tree that sits in front of Hickman High School, Rolando Barry discovered the Missouri High Steppers. In 1979, Carolyn Woody and Dorcey Lee Turner had 15...
The Red Cross was founded in 1881 by Clara Barton as a response to her experiences as a nurse during the Civil War. The organization became known for...
Most people are familiar with the saying, “If you can’t stand the heat, get out of the kitchen.” For many Columbia residents operating a food-based business, or those...
Being a new parent is not easy — and that’s why First Chance for Children is here to help families in Mid-Missouri. From providing diapers to offering educational...
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...
The sound of a doorbell ringing fills the small home, and soon, workers are pushing a large, eight-foot-tall pillar into the middle of Cassie Minchew’s living room. Standing...
A neighbor’s dog attacked a sweet, long-haired Chihuahua. When Rosco, in need of surgery, shots, and antibiotics, and his owner were unable to pay for his medical bills,...
When you enter Jabberwocky’s fine arts studio on Grand Avenue, you will quickly find people there that are more similar than different — the common denominator is not...