Shake up your outdoor routine with a trip to these mid-Missouri state parks
City Life
The MU pediatrician walks us through her career, from her early interest in medicine to the development of her own virtual learning network and beyond
Experts debunk common misconceptions about how the virus affects expecting mothers
From primates to big cats to bears, Missouri is home to hundreds of exotic animals — many of which are owned illegally
Vox Editor-in-chief Sarah Everett wishes a farewell to 2020 in her last editors letter for Vox Magazine
Eat + Drink
More people in Columbia are going hungry every year. Here's what you need to know
Twenty years ago Brad Newkirk brought an east coast favorite to Columbia's food scene and created one bagel happy family
From the field to your mug, Three Story Coffee has coffee that connects
Staying in for Mardi Gras? Here's how to celebrate
You don't need to go to a restaurant to have a romantic night with that special someone
Culture
The annual film festival has been pushed back to May in order to comply with COVID-19 guidelines
Through the help of popular services such as YouTube and TikTok, FKJ's imaginative EP Ylang Ylang has found new life
Judas and the Black Messiah depicts a compelling story about the fight for autonomy and betrayal
The new Netflix series follows a tale of two friends played by Katherine Heigl and Sarah Chalke
Music owes a lot to James Brown, Nina Simone, John Coltrane and Sister Rosetta Tharpe for their influence on musical genres and millions of people
Ed Tibbs — whose father was a well-known Black businessman — shares his memories from the #SharpEnd. Tibbs, his wife and his father-in-law talk about their hopes for today’s Black community and businesses in Columbia.

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