Railroad history first to be featured in California mural
The California area's rich heritage connected with the railroad arriving in 1858 will be featured in the first of a series of murals to be painted on the sides…
The California area's rich heritage connected with the railroad arriving in 1858 will be featured in the first of a series of murals to be painted on the sides…
A High Point couple and their family will be the first full-time missionaries for Sports Crusaders when they leave this week for Merida, Mexico.
The world was at war 100 years ago and 652 men from Moniteau County stepped up to serve in World War I.
The Cole County Commission has approved efforts to increase the Cole County Sheriff's Department's presence in Russellville.
Marilyn Maier's third-grade teacher in Fulton not only made the year enjoyable, but gave her a note saying she would make a great teacher.
JAMESTOWN - As Thomas Shands watched the disaster recovery images from Hurricane Harvey, the American Red Cross volunteer said, "I want to be there.
The Show-Me State's enduring military heritage is reflected in "Missouri at War," the latest book by Russellville author Jeremy Amick.
Those who made the ultimate sacrifice to protect American freedom, including U.S. Marine Corp. John Campbell, will not be forgotten in Russellville.
The Lincoln University ROTC department was a second home for Kristin Glenn, as she grew up with her mom working there as an administrative assistant.
Clara Land takes her compassion, drive, understanding and outside-the-box thinking to work every day.
On this day in 1257, it is likely people of the Mississippian culture saw a total solar eclipse from what is today Cole County, similar to what will be seen he…
Choosing a life of service to people and time for Bible study over prestige and administration, the Rev. Peter Kurowski has served the California community lon…
When Anna Apollonia Grunbaum crossed the Atlantic Ocean with her new husband, Friedrick Ziegler, as immigrants from Bavaria aboard the Steamer Amalie in 1857, …
Twenty-five years after joining the composing operations at the Secretary of State's Office, Julie Stegeman remains as enthusiastic about completing clean, acc…
After 27 years serving his country, Shawn Holzhauser now serves other veterans.
Jena Tyree left the garage sale at her neighbor's house on Boonville Road last year with more than a few gently-used items; she had an awareness of veterans an…
Cozy corners filled the 34-year-old home of Craig and Linda Rodick on Missouri 87. The night of April 3, that house was lost to fire.
Despite last weekend's torrential downpours, there was a little peek of sunshine at the Edgewood Greenway in Jefferson City last Saturday - or rather, a little…
As emergency responders work in flood-ravaged parts of the state to secure individual safety and property security, the Missouri State Archive is helping prese…
At age 8, Kelly Smith was filling Big Chief tablets with stories. So, when her parents offered her the choice of a bicycle or a typewriter that year, it was no…
Gov. Eric Greitens declared a state of emergency in response to flooding Saturday across Missouri, as more rain and the likelihood of additional flooding remai…
From digging up 1904 World's Fair artifacts to baking miniature pastries to defending public entities in the courtroom, Annie Willis always has been driven by …
Missouri's diverse history, geology and landscapes have been preserved for 100 years through the Missouri State Park System.
The largest project Sydney Johnson has worked on - "Here at Home: Missouri in the Great War" - opened Thursday inside the state Capitol.
Cole County R-1 School District voters approved two ballot measures Tuesday.
It was thought to be the war to end all wars 100 years ago. Two local events this week will commemorate the centennial of the United States entering World War …
More dancing, more music and more creativity - that's what familiar audiences can expect from the Gillam Family Illusions' performance at 2 p.m. Saturday at th…
Those interested in preserving and learning about the prehistory of Mid-Missouri and beyond now have a local chapter of the Missouri Archaeological Society (MA…
Susan Sundermeyer grew up in the Missouri River bottom, where her great-grandfather settled the family in 1879.
When libraries in Missouri need technical support or resource sharing, they turn to Jennifer Thompson.
Jefferson City's downtown churches again will host weekly Community Lenten Worship Services.
While one math class was measuring the circumference of an Oreo, another was applying the California High School student Chromebooks to online equation solving.
An original oil painting of paleozoic Missouri was uncovered inside the Missouri State Museum's cabinets last summer by Curator of Exhibits Sydney Johnson.
A distinguished historic figure will tower over visitors to the Cole County Historical Society's museum in an elaborate recreated uniform.
The Little Theatre will perform "It Runs in the Family" by Ray Cooney from Feb. 16-18 at the Miller Performing Arts Center, 501 Madison St.
Faced with concerns from the city counselor's office, the Historic Preservation Commission will hold a special meeting at 6 p.m. Feb. 21 to work jointly with t…
Jefferson City baseball enthusiast Toney Jenkins was 21 when he was inducted to the U.S. Army in October 1917 to serve in World War I. Less than a year later, …
When a weather event makes Missouri roads hazardous, millions of residents turn to Stuart Harlan's mapping program.
James Janes recalls the "small element of fear" when he began his first year of teaching. Now that he's a mentor for a first-year teacher, he wants to pass on …
Fresh, local produce is still available through the winter at the Lincoln University Farmers Market in Jefferson City.
The local Life Runners will participate in the Midwest March for Life on Feb. 4 and in the national A-Cross America Relay as it passes through Mid-Missouri in …
The city's Cemetery Resources Board wants to make the histories of those buried at Old City/Woodland Cemetery accessible to the digital generation.
Cradling a fragile, ornate glass bottle, Randee Kaiser beams with pride as he weaves the bottle's tale of origin and design.
Jefferson City's Historic Preservation Commission will present a final copy of its proposal for a revised demolition ordinance at its February meeting.
A day of joy and celebration to reflect on the responsibility of government "is a day best begun in prayer," said Richard Telthorst, deacon at St. Peter Cathol…
Growing up hearing stories from his grandmother about her grandfather's Civil War service, Pete Oetting has had a lifelong interest in Civil War history.
A long-standing, post-holiday tradition continues Sunday in Jefferson City with the "Bells of Christmastide" hand bell concert.
Conviction and respect are essential, despite a growing cultural trend that points its finger at strongly held beliefs as problem-causers.
Bridges are local landmarks, though they may not hold the same personal attachments as historic homes.
On her first training exercise with the 7th WMD-Civil Support Team, Maj. Lindsey Decker got a crash course in the scientific acronyms and technological tools u…