Beyond the Hunt
The traditions of deer camp. Though it may seem a curse to some, we are fortunate to live in a region of seasonal transitions. Each of the four seasons is…
Arts & Culture
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Arts & Culture Archive
Breaking Bread
The uprising of B. Scotti’s Artisan Bread. The uprising of B. Scotti’s Artisan Bread. There’s nothing like that warm, comforting sensation you get when you bite into the crisp outer…
Destination Unknown
Discovering what Jeep culture is all about. “It’s a Jeep thing — you wouldn’t understand.” Surely, you’ve heard the slogan, but what exactly does it mean? If you ask any…
Something More Concrete
The free forms of concrete. Utilizing materials made to be strong, long-lasting, and durable, craftsman Jerry Sanbothe shows us how we can implement concrete in so many beautiful ways. What…
Southside Barber Shop
In a town dominated by sleek salons and modern motifs, there’s a barbershop in Old Munichburg that’s still using a rotary phone. “We put some fresh paint on the wall…
Art and Empowerment
Local artist Calli Loskill shares her talents to help others heal. Since Calli Loskill was a young girl, she’s had a creative spirit. Growing up in Jefferson City, Calli was…
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…
Celebrating History: The Cole County Bicentennial
Cole County celebrates 200 years of history. On November 16, 1820, Cole County was established by the Missouri General Assembly in St. Louis. At that time, the county’s population was…
Five Peas in a Pod
The Kay Brothers and The Burney Sisters combine roots music talents for a hootin’ good time. If you’ve been following the music scene in the Jefferson City area for the…
Familia lo es Todo
Hispanic traditions keep families together. The Hispanic community in Jefferson City carries their culture with pride and beauty. You can catch a glimpse of this beauty during salsa lessons with…