Organized in 1973, the Bittersweet Garden Club planted the seed of community, gardening and service in Central Missouri. Shortly after their founding, they joi…

What does living a better life look like? Good health is strongly linked to living your best life and a key component to good health is staying active.

It’s always been Ann Bax’s goal to give back to her community. The former United Way president and CPO has always had a passion for volunteering and led the ce…

The blazer was once an essential part of the corporate culture attire and school uniforms, but today, this piece of outerwear has become a versatile closet sta…

Mayor Carrie Tergin reflects on her time in office and how she has shaped the Jefferson City community over the past eight years.

When we visit family and friends during the year, we often think about the loved ones we have lost. We feel hopeless about family dynamics and helpless about p…

Local women volunteer to better JC and surrounding communities.

For some people, giving is not a season, but a way of life.

With cabin fever peaking in the middle of winter and new goals for the new year, Central Missouri women tend to be looking forward to fresh air and fresh hobbi…

Something about Grace Davis, a 26-year-old Jefferson City native, feels like home.

Mid-Missouri women look back on their favorite holiday traditions.

During the 2020 quarantine era, many forgotten hobbies resurfaced. Since then, baking bread from scratch — rather than buying it at the store or a bakery — has…

Car posters line the walls; grills serve as decoration. Her bedroom is not typical of a teenage girl — though it leaves little doubt to her interests.

Over the last few years, vintage items have become trendy — from clothing to collectibles to decor.

The Break Group became a friendship of hardworking management who knew how to laugh and cry together, who built a sisterhood in the middle of their 9-to-5.