Humans of Jefferson City: Lily
Librarian Lily Hunter reflects on disability, education, AI, and the lifelong pursuit of purpose in a world built for speed. Within a world that often measures worth in speed, productivity,…
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Business Profile: Oak Tavern Farm & Market
Oak Tavern Farm and Market reflects Paul and Katie Lackman’s commitment to farming, family, and a more self-sufficient way of life. As an energetic toddler, Paul Lackman III ran barefoot…
Sincerely, Abbey
Abbey Twehous is helping bring handwritten connection back, one custom card at a time. Many artists dream of the day they can quit their jobs and make a full-time living…
A Vast Tapestry
As America marks its 250th anniversary, discover the landscape that shaped what would become Jefferson City. The 250th anniversary of the United States, celebrated this year, is a fitting occasion…
Elijah Burrell, In Verse
Poet Elijah Burrell continues to prove that poetry is alive and well in mid-Missouri. Elijah Burrell’s journey to becoming a published poet began in high school when he penned alove…
In Bloom with Busch’s: Summer Flair
Bold blooms and tropical flair come together in this summer arrangement by Kristina Aust.
A Welcome Change: Tricia Orscheln
Counselor Tricia Orscheln publishes her first book, teaching children to deal with change. As a licensed professional counselor, Tricia Orscheln helps people of all ages develop personalized health and wellness…
In Bloom with Busch’s: Mother’s Day Tea Party
Tea party–inspired blooms by Busch’s Senior Florist Kristina Aust bring garden charm to a Mother’s Day table.
Humans of Jefferson City: Junko & Junko
Two Junkos, One Town; Chance or Destiny? There’s a word in Japanese for the kind of coincidence that feels too precise to be random: unmei. It’s usually translated as destiny.…
Tea Time: Renee’s Tea & Treasures
Timeless charm inside a cozy Jefferson City tea room. On the outside, Renee’s Tea & Treasures appears to be a normal house on High Street. When one walks in the…