Flashback

Stephens College, a women’s college founded in 1833, is home to Hickman Hall, a building almost 100 years old. According to the United States Department of the Interior,...

Broadway has always been an integral part of the Downtown Columbia Historic District, one of the areas on the National Register of Historic Places. This western view shows...

The hospitality industry has certainly evolved since the El Don Motel stood adjacent to Dave Griggs’ Flooring America on Business Loop 70. At one time, Old Highway 40...

The Commerce Bank building, located at 901 E. Broadway, stands in place of two previous historical buildings, the Haden Opera House and the first Haden building, both of...

Today, Wabash Station operates as the main office for COMO Connect, formerly known as Columbia Transit, the city-owned public bus system. Wabash Station is a one-story, H-plan Jacobean...

Today, Wabash Station operates as the main office for COMO Connect, formerly known as Columbia Transit, the city-owned public bus system. Wabash Station is a one-story, H-plan Jacobean...

The Shelter Fountain was approaching its 50th anniversary when the announcement was released in fall 2014 — the fountain would close for renovations. The fountain’s age had started...

New owners Matt Gerding and Scott Leslie are continuing the 35-year tradition of great live music at The Blue Note. The fall season looks to be the most...

Although Stankowski Field is used today for MizzouRec programming, it began as the place for University of Missouri Football in the late 1800s. In 1891 the space was...

Jones, Laws and Lathrop residence halls on the University of Missouri campus are seeing a makeover, beginning with the Jones Residence Hall and Dobbs Pavilion being torn down....