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With a Ukrainian friend’s brother missing in action,Columbia Marine mom recalls her own trauma. “I ask you to pray for a miracle to find my brother, Yura alive....

The Bible tells the story of Old Testament heroes Caleb and Joshua as two of the 12 spies dispatched to Canaan by Moses to see if it was...

Young people who don’t have a plan or a yearning to go to college: Listen up. It’s possible to find a career that will not require a college...

Pauline Pfeiffer was the woman behind Hemingway’s success  Most students passing through the University of Missouri’s historic Francis Quadrangle have no idea that Ernest Hemingway’s second wife, Pauline...

COMO adventurer adds ‘author’ to list of titles. Ginger Schweikert is a self-described “weirdo.” She’s not big on handshakes, yet she’s a hugger. She could be a homebody...

In the past few years alone, more than 10 pieces of public art, from murals and sculptures to painted and vinyl-wrapped traffic signal boxes, have popped up around...

Conjure up images of a general store and you might envision old men playing checkers on top of a pickle barrel. You won’t see that at today’s Pierpont...

The crime-fighting Fusus video sharing platform that the Columbia City Council narrowly voted not to purchase — following nearly four hours of public comment in November — will...

With more than 5,000 residents, 600 businesses, and 300 property owners, The District is one of Columbia’s hottest tourist destinations. The restaurants, shops, galleries, hotels, theaters, event spaces,...

It has been said that “pigs are like people.” (Or vice versa, depending on the source or the complaint.) But there’s a lot of scientific truth to that belief,...