Tips & Trends For Columbia's Fashionistas
Learn how to create this sleek look that takes you effortlessly from daytime cool to evening chic.
Ever heard of a virtual fashion show? I hadn't until Donate Life Missouri, Donate Life America’s local chapter, contacted me about their Blue and Green Virtual Fashion Show for today, April 20. The organization asked seven fashion bloggers to create a blue and green...
Two MU grads and one MU student find a niche with The Midwestyle
Slip into something more comfortable. The latest TOMS are a spring essential.
Francesca's Collection and White House Black Market are preparing to open Columbia locations this spring.
The Journey From Engagement To The Aisle
Finding the right guy took some time. Why should finding the right dress be any different?
Where do you go when all possible venues are booked on the only date that will work?
Picking a date that is destined to become one of the most important days of your life is not an easy task.
A catering pro discovers wedding planning is more challenging when you're planning for your own special day.
Come Outside And Play, Columbia!
Dust off your bike, put on your walking shoes, and try commuting the earth-friendly way during Bike, Walk & Wheel Week 2012.
Spend your summer vacation exploring Missouri by bicycle on the 2012 Katy Trail State Park Ride.
Tom Sweeney heads east for America’s oldest and most prestigious marathon
On a gorgeous March Saturday, three-time Olympian Mike Herbert set a course record in this third-annual boat race.
Run for the competition or for the sheer joy of the event at Columbia's St. Patrick's Day 5K.
Ideas And Resources For Mid-Missouri Parents
If you want to get away for some family fun, but don't have a lot of time or money to spare, consider spending a night at a local hotel.
Mizzou's Art & Archaelology Department hosts many family-friendly events during the year, including this delightful program.
The new Sea Life Aquarium is worth the trip to Kansas City.
The Stephens College Spring Dance Concert was an entertaining and family-friendly event and a great reminder of all the opportunities available to families in this college town.
Make St. Patrick's Day a day devoted to family fun. Here are some great activities that will get the entire family involved and that's no blarney!
A trip through Columbia's history -- one road at a time.
Was it divine providence, or just Providence Road? The story of how Columbia's Third Street became one of Columbia's busiest thoroughfares.
Do you know the story of Columbia's first street? If you said "No," you're not alone. Blogger Greg Kinkeade digs for the historical truth.
What's in a name? My journey begins as I explore the history behind Columbia venerable old roads.
Exploring the world within driving distance of Columbia.
The journey through Branson continues with a visit to a fish hatchery and the glorious Shoji Tabuchi show.
Ray and Joyce take a jaunt to the Bass Pro Shops before hanging out with the Presleys.
Ray Speckman spends his first day back in Branson checking out some of the damage from the recent tornado.
Ray Speckman returns to familiar turf -- Branson & Springfield -- to revisit old favorites and discover new attractions.
