The Visionary: The Ongoing Legacy of Reid Millard
Reid Millard creates a lasting legacy by helping businesses grow. Some might say that Reid Millard’s career path was clear from an early age. After all, he started mowing the…
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Lauren Sable Freiman
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Cultivated, Curated, & Found
Updating the perfect family home. One couple in Country Club Estates has a friend to thank for stumbling upon the perfect home for their family. When their friend heard a…
Investing In Your Neighborhood
Renovations that can change the city. Tackling Renovations As a commercial real estate broker with Kolb Properties, Chris Gates has a great understanding of the properties for sale in Jefferson…
From Devastation To Renovation
The Lincoln University President’s House reopens with a fresh, new look. Home Staging By David Brandon Chambers When a violent tornado tore through Jefferson City in 2019, the President’s House…
View From the Top
Courtyard by Marriott takes a piece of history and makes it their own. With 121 guest rooms, four unique event spaces, and two outdoor patios with breathtaking city views, Courtyard by Marriott…
On the Farm
The benefits of country living. Living on a farm is not only more self-sustaining, but you can also learn a variety of skills that can be utilized for the rest…
Roll With It
From standard to stunning, the Christiansen family remodels their Airstream to create a home away from home. Jessica and Charlie Christiansen have never shied away from big projects. Together, they’ve…
The Powers That Bee
Having an eye for the old and the new. Located on the south bank of the Missouri River, 110 E. High St. has been home to Southbank Gift Company for…
A Great Miracle
Locals share their traditions and connections to Hanukkah. As the sun sets on Thursday, December 10, Roberta Herman and her husband, Robert, will stand together and light one candle on…
Navigating Medicare with Population Health
Local experts share the to-do checklist for finding the best Medicare health plan for you. As the saying goes, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. That’s…