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Growing up on Wagon Wheel Ranch

Editor-In-Chief, Kim Ambra highlights ranch life for a city girl and the shenanigans that come along with it....
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Agriculture and Columbia Public Schools

Dr. Brian Yearwood discusses agriculture and Columbia Public Schools....
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Where the Wild Things Grow

Columbia’s manicured lawns look orderly and pristine. But if you want to create a buzz in your yard, you’ll need to take a walk on the wild side....
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The Columbia Farmers Market

43 years of the freshest local goods at the Columbia Farmers Market....
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Supporting Public Schools is Good Business

Dr. Brian Yearwood discusses the district’s Partners in Education program which has provided an avenue for more than 250 Columbia businesses to be actively engaged in our schools....
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Blooms & Wishes

Locally grown and personally curated, explore Blooms and Wishes Flowers, a floral business with a mobile stem bar....
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Reflections

Shannon Webster’s art work creates a window into the mind of the artist and his community here in Columbia....
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Small businesses are what make our world go round.

A letter from the editor of COMO Magazine, Kim Ambra....
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The Last Word

In this installment of The Last Word, we asked our readers ... What is your favorite small business in COMO?...
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The Old Neighborhood Café

A continuing tradition of great family and food at The Old Neighborhood Café....