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Central Missouri socked with a heavy-handed snow
Wet snow downs power lines, makes shoveling more laborious
Tuesday’s snowstorm left behind a wet, heavy snowfall that downed multiple power lines and left hundreds of Mid-Missourians with the unenviable task of shoveling out their sidewalks and driveways.
United Way campaign co-chair on Lori Massman’s bucket list
As a mother, employee and community volunteer, Lori Massman embraces a passion for children.
United Way matches children to help
Program fills crucial needs
Local banker Alena Ward is also a match-maker. So is Dr. Harry Richter, a dentist, and Jeanie Rademan, a nurse.
Our Opinion: Capitol Projects workers set an example
News Tribune editorial
I learned a few things during a visit last week to Capitol Projects.
Volunteers get hands-on view of work at partner agencies
Two United Way volunteers learned new tasks Thursday morning, following the examples of veteran employees at Capitol Projects.
Our Opinion: Heart Month: 'Twinge' serves as warning sign
During February’s observance of ‘American Heart Month,” allow me to share a personal story.
Our Opinion: Honor Guard extends continuum of service, gratitude
News Tribune editorial
“On behalf of a grateful nation ...” Those words were spoken by a military veteran as he handed my family the flag that had draped my father’s coffin. My memories of that funeral more than 35 years ago were revived Tuesday ....
Questions arise over ban of petitioners from festival district
Did organizers of Thursday Night Live run afoul of the U.S. Constitution by disallowing pro-life and pro-choice petitioners within a recently created festival district?
Scene Stealers offer ‘The Magic Flute’
Production joins Lincoln University students with community members
Opera traditionally is associated with culture and class rather than caprice and whimsy. Merging diverse notions, however, is a theme for Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, the classical composer who created “The Magic Flute.”
Perspective: Downsizing Missouri House not a cost-effective strategy
Less government isn’t synonymous with reduced representation. Missouri lawmakers this session are considering three measures to downsize the membership of the House of Representatives from 163 seats to 103.
Ruthie Eichholz provides a guiding light for students and peers
Elementary school counselor Ruthie Eichholz characterizes her job as “the best of both worlds, because I get to teach and help kids.”
Buckwheat Zydeco to put on concert Saturday
Bring two pairs of shoes to a Buckwheat Zydeco concert, the band leader advises, inferring the first pair will be worn out from dancing and moving to the music.
Our Opinion: Heed subtle warning signs from the heart
Last week — on the second day of American Heart Month — I shoveled snow.
Snow’s weight sinking some docks
The snowfall has created a special concern for boat owners who use covered docks.
Snow can create roof problems
Homeowners are advised to watch for leaks as rooftop snow begins to melt, according to local building contractors.
LOCAL PERSPECTIVE: Assessing a changing job market and government’s role
Is commerce undergoing a fundamental transition — not unlike the opening of trade routes for shipping or the Industrial Revolution?
Missouri lawmakers discuss role in voter-approved initatives
Perspective
Under what circumstances, if any, should lawmakers repeal or amend a law approved by voters?
Service 'radiantly defined' King
MLK celebration honors kindred spirits, acts of youths
Service was a dominant theme during a celebration Friday of the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.
LOCAL PERSPECTIVE: Area school districts cope with transportation cuts
Educators, parents and students may not like it, but everything old may be new again if state cuts in school transportation continue.
Former Jefferson City resident finds her niche dancing professionally
Larinda McRaven’s students dance with a star. McRaven, a former Jefferson City resident, is a professional ballroom dancer.
SNAPSHOT: Gracia Backer has choir secure under her direction
At Missouri’s Division of Employment Security, Gracia Backer’s director title takes on a dual meaning during the holidays.
Students prepare to put on Neil Simon play
‘Come Blow Your Horn’
Jefferson City High School’s Theater Department students are involved in both product and process.
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