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Yesterday, I made this summer’s first batch of gazpacho. I prepared the cold soup at lunchtime so it could chill for a few hours before dinner, since gazpacho’s...
For more than six decades, The Heidelberg — known affectionately by generations of Mizzou students as “The ‘Berg” — has been one of Columbia’s most recognizable gathering places....
Reconnecting Mid-Missourians to Food, Nature, and Each Other There is something about a farm that invites appreciation and a slower pace. Perhaps it’s the fruit trees stretching...
Go Anyway Leigh and I just got back from Barcelona. Five days. First real international trip we have taken together. I am a full-time wheelchair user, and...
This is truly an amaizing time of year. No, that’s not a typo, although it is somewhat a double entendre, referring to the amazing variety of produce available...
When I moved to Columbia in 1998 to attend the University of Missouri, the city felt very different. My past college classmates and longtime residents often tell me...
In the world of aviation, there is a rule called the 1-in-60 rule. Basically, it means that if you fly one degree off your heading for 60 miles,...
WE ASKED OUR FACEBOOK FOLLOWERS…. Who or what are the people or places that have defined Columbia’s past or present story? Feel free to also name a future...
Rocheport, a small, historic village with a population of around 200, is located along Missouri’s Katy Trail, a rail-to-trail extending from Machens in St. Charles County to Clinton...
Self-Taught Artist Rick “Gumby” Brummet Has an Eye for Whimsy If you’ve ever driven down Green Meadows Road in Columbia, chances are you’ve spotted one of the...