Joplin rallies after Islamic Center is destroyed
It seems that there’s still plenty of good in the world after all.
Continue Reading →One Read calls for art submissions
The public library has teamed up with Orr Street Studios and Columbia’s Office for Cultural Affairs to host an art exhibit entitled “Mythos.”
Continue Reading →Michael Phelps swims final lap
The decorated USA swimmer climbed out of the Olympic pool for the last time (so he claims) on Saturday afternoon.
Continue Reading →I Spy Kate Middleton
As the Olympics begin to unfold in London, one question rings loud and clear: “Where can I get a glimpse of Kate Middleton!?”
Continue Reading →Why I’m loving this heat wave
I figured a little positivity might help this scorching situation, so here are ten reasons why I’m loving this record-breaking heat.
Continue Reading →Review: Girl in Translation
Girl in Translation is the kind of story that makes you take another look at your life. It’s also the kind you don’t mind staying in on Friday night to finish.
Continue Reading →Facebook engagement etiquette
If you can master this etiquette, your attitude (and complexion) will be all the better for it.
Continue Reading →The Beauty of Staycationing
Care to put a little stay in your vacation? Consider adding these activities to your itinerary.
Continue Reading →Ode to Nora Ephron
Nora Ephron passed away on Tuesdayat 71, leaving us with laughs, a-ha moments and Hollywood scenes we’ll never forget.
Continue Reading →On the Nightstand with Keija Parssinen
Check out the last three books on Columbia author Keija Parssinen’s nightstand — you might find familiar themes in her next novel.
Continue Reading →Day trip like a champ
Sure, we all love CoMo, but there’s nothing quite like beating town for the well-timed day trip. From baby Clydesdales to a trail of wine, here are seven spots you should consider.
Continue Reading →Missouri Theatre announces 2012-13 schedule
The Missouri Theatre announced another year of exciting performances. Put these on calendar — you won’t want to miss out.
Continue Reading →Shawn Johnson to release memoir days after announcing her retirement
Did you take Shawn Johnson’s retirement news hard? Maybe this will make you feel a little better.
Continue Reading →50 Shades of Awkward
We all have our guilty pleasures — some are just a little guiltier than others.
Continue Reading →Daniel Boone Regional Library announces The Tiger’s Wife as its 2012 One Read
The public has spoken, and they chose The Tiger’s Wife for the 2012 One Read sponsored by the Daniel Boone Regional Library.
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