Talent is often celebrated at sporting events and concerts, but sometimes it’s found in small restaurants in unexpected towns, like Arrow Rock. That’s where chef Liz Huff quietly showcases a rare form of artistry at Catalpa, her fine dining restaurant, where every plate feels like a personal performance. An Experience, Not Just a Meal Dinner […]
In the heart of central Missouri, Junebug Photography has carved out a joyful niche — transforming beloved pets into timeless works of art. Specializing in studio and on-site pet portraiture, the studio is the creative venture of co-owners Trischa Splitter and Austin Johnson. Their mission is simple: to capture the personalities, quirks, and soul-deep connections
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20 years of cheers, wings, and Bloody Mary For two decades, Truman’s Bar & Grill has been the go-to spot for early-morning breakfasts, late-night celebrations, and every Chiefs touchdown in between. It’s where regulars know the bartenders by name and appreciate the cabin-style atmosphere with television screens from every angle, so an offensive or defensive
In my previous column, I explored how to build friendships in adulthood, a challenge many of us face. Readers responded with thoughtful questions and insights, highlighting the complexities of forming and deepening friendships at different life stages. Now, I want to address some of those questions and offer guidance on navigating friendships with intention and
A journey with clay wheel throwing at Access Arts. There’s a moment when you sit in front of a pottery wheel, feeling its cool metal surface under your fingers, and realize you’re about to create something from nothing. For someone like me, and perhaps most of us, we want to do things well the first
