Living

When I knit, my mother is close. The older I get, the more I’m drawn homeward. When the weather turns cold, my craving for soup on the stove,...

What I learned from giving up alcohol and Netflix. I just finished binge-watching the Netflix series “Marvel’s Luke Cage” while also sipping some wine. It was satisfying in...

Main Street offers a full-sensory winter experience. As the temperature plummets into the 30s, I dig out my hat and gloves, load the CR-V with my editorial teammates,...

Finding inspiration from a beloved classic. “The Catcher in the Rye,” by J.D. Salinger, is a novel that transcends time. With the primary theme being the idea of...

Columbia Culinary Tours offer a taste of the best downtown has to offer. Columbia is filled with so many culinary gems that it may feel overwhelming trying to...

Art, culture, and fashion often intertwine. Three local stylists recreate braided hairstyles inspired by the mixed media artwork of Kate Gray. Chrystal Graves, Chrystal L. Hair & Makeup...

Natalie Wier warms up her holiday decor with buffalo check. Home décor trends may come and go, but after 168 years, buffalo check is still more popular than...

Rye Shade bonds with his two tabbies, Winter and Theo. At first glance, Winter and Theo seem like ordinary house cats. The 1-year-old male tabbies enjoy a leisurely...

Preserving family recipes breathes renewed life into cultural and family heritage. Authors Nina Mukerjee Furstenau and Donna Battle Pierce are award-winning Mid-Missouri food journalists who use food as...

Dr. Lynn Rossy guides others toward mindful eating and living. “I decided if I got down to a certain weight, I would be happy,” Dr. Lynn Rossy recalls....