Behind the Flute

George Frey • December 9, 2018

Living Windows has been a holiday tradition in Columbia for years. The celebration invites the old, young, students and tourists alike to sample local businesses and their products through their intricate...

Brightened by the ballot

Allie Pigg • November 9, 2018

Senior Drew Morris, a politics fanatic, worked for Josh Hawley’s campaign for U.S. Senator.

Friends on four legs

Allie Pigg • October 14, 2018

A grieving widow turned to her four legged friends for love and comfort.

Unspoken commitments

Camryn DeVore • October 7, 2018

Through team dinners known as “mandatory team bonding,” RBHS softball teammates grow closer.

Something beautiful

Maya Bell • October 4, 2018

Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue returns to Columbia to perfom at the 2018 Roots N Blues N BBQ festival Sunday Sept. 30.

A diverse downtown

George Frey • September 20, 2018

The city of Columbia was ranked in 2013 as the number four out of 10 best college towns, according to livability.com, “[Columbia] retains an artsy vibe that is equal parts to college quirk, Midwestern...

Bowling my way to Vietnam

Camryn DeVore • September 14, 2018

A Vietnam veteran discusses his life before and after deployment in the Vietnam War.

Sincere sisterhood

Allie Pigg • September 11, 2018

High school isn't easy, but juniors Julia LaHue and Sami Alexander have learned the art of tackling it together.