In This Issue
College art faculty don’t stop being artists when class ends, but the work often has to fit in wherever it can. Creative projects happen after lectures, between grading,...
On any given day or evening, The Kitchen Grill & Games feels less like a single business than a destination for many things between Columbia and Ashland. One...
Long before the basements beneath Walnut Street picked up the nickname “the Catacombs,” the block was running on groceries. The neighborhood grew up around the old Wabash depot,...
Sleep in Heavenly Peace (SHP), a volunteer-led organization that builds and delivers beds to children in need, has been providing new, high-quality beds to Columbia children for almost...
Andy politely snuggles against a visitor’s leg, breathing a satisfied sigh after a reciprocating pat on his cream-colored head. It’s a quiet weekday afternoon, and Andy’s human, Chris...
The glow of the holidays has faded. The lights are packed away, stores are no longer ringing with Christmas songs, routines have settled, and here in Columbia, we’ve...
“Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens Bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens Brown paper packages tied up with strings These are a few of my favorite...
Editor’s note: This is the second part of a two-part story about Andy Hill’s athletic and coaching journey. Click here to read part one. Andy Hill’s impact...
Ahhh, February. The month of love (and romanticized consumerism!). Not-so-interesting fact about me: I was actually supposed to be born on Valentine’s Day. I’d like to think that...
Columbia, Missouri, locally known as COMO, has a way of growing on you and then never letting go. It’s a college town with a small-town heart, a creative...