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Ask a Master Gardener: Choosing the right tomato for you As mid-May comes up on us, the one thing on most gardeners mind is tomatoes.It is estimated 95 percent of the people who grow a garden grow tomatoes. by Peter SutterFor the News Tribune Published May. 24 2020 @ 12:05am

From the Stacks: A deeply satisfying adventure What happens when a city takes on a life of its own?When it becomes a living, breathing, sentient being?It doesn't happen often. by Courtney WatersFor the News Tribune Published May. 24 2020 @ 12:05am

On Display: A passion for entertaining I've always had a passion for entertainment.From a young age, I was always making funny videos and getting people to laugh. by Austin Usher, For the News Tribune Published May. 24 2020 @ 12:05am

Ask a Master Gardener: Tips for spring lawn care As we get to the middle of May, the time for your spring lawn care activities is quickly coming to a close, although the unusually cold weather has put most people behind schedule on their lawn work. by Peter Sutter, For the News Tribune Published May. 17 2020 @ 12:05am

From the Stacks: Following the journey of Gideon Nav The story has everything in it: science fiction, fantasy, romance, mystery and probably western if I looked hard enough. by Brian D. Bray, For the News Tribune Published May. 17 2020 @ 12:05am

On Display: Seeing beauty in all things After becoming a professional artist several years ago, I am again honored to be chosen as the featured artist for October and November for the Jefferson City Art Club. by Dianna Fowler, For the News Tribune Published May. 17 2020 @ 12:05am

How sweaters became scene-stealers on 'The Goldbergs' The character Beverly Goldberg on ABC's hit comedy series "The Goldbergs" can elicit laughter before she even speaks, thanks to the over-the-top outfits that are a love letter to the mother of the show's creator and to 1980s fashion. Published May. 17 2020 @ 12:00am

Mental health, COVID-19 and getting the care you need Even before the COVID-19 pandemic hit our nation like a tsunami, mental health was a serious issue, with about 20 percent reporting some kind of mental illness. by Paul Thomlinson, Ph.D., for the News Tribune Published May. 12 2020 @ 12:55pm

Jefferson City's 'Best Mom' doesn't believe in giving up If she could write a book to describe her mom, 11-year-old Zhoe Smith is sure it would be well over 1,000 pages. by Nina Todea Published May. 10 2020 @ 12:05am

From the Stacks: Understanding racism, past and present In the history of our country, the systemic suppression of races other than white is so ingrained in our society that often we don't realize when actions and words are offensive. by Lisa Cartee, For the News Tribune Published May. 10 2020 @ 12:03am

Ask a Master Gardener: Time to plant sweet corn Last week, I wrote about the different varieties of sweet corn. I hope you have decided which variety you are going to plant this year because it is time to do so. by Peter Sutter, For the News Tribune Published May. 10 2020 @ 12:03am