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Ask a Master Gardener: The return of the Japanese beetles They’re back!Over the weekend, my wife killed about a half dozen Japanese beetles, which means the start of the onslaught. by Peter Sutter For the News Tribune Published Jul. 5 2020 @ 12:05am

From the Stacks: A thought-provoking page turner in ‘The 19th Wife’ Ann Eliza Young testified before Congress in 1875 regarding the neglect and cruelty that accompanied the life of a woman bound into a plural marriage. by Mariah Luebbering For the News Tribune Published Jul. 5 2020 @ 12:05am

River Park awarded Golden Hammer The former JCD Furniture Building has come alive in the past two years, thanks to the extensive renovation work of Charles Jon Christiansen, who has turned the property into River Park, housing a retail store, restaurant and offices. by Madeleine Leroux Published Jul. 5 2020 @ 12:05am

From the Stacks: Exploring the realm of Geralt of Rivia Geralt of Rivia has finally made it into my life.I, like many, was using Netflix as a substitute for human companionship during quarantine, and I found "The Witcher" at the suggestion of a friend of mine. by Megan Mehmert, For the News Tribune Published Jun. 28 2020 @ 12:05am

On Display: A special piece shown at Oak Hills Golf Center Jefferson City resident Kenny Schroeder has shared one of his passions with the community.Schroeder recently completed a scaled replica of the Oak Hills Golf Center clubhouse. by Leann Porrello, For the News Tribune Published Jun. 28 2020 @ 12:05am

Ask a Master Gardener: Essential tips for summer gardening Here is some timely information regarding July and August gardening from now retired James Quinn, horticulture specialist:VegetablesSupplementing tomatoes with nitrogen as the summer progresses is important for keeping strong vigorous growth and dark green foliage, two traits that make tomato leaves more resistant to foliar diseases. by Peter Sutter, For the News Tribune Published Jun. 28 2020 @ 12:05am

Cole County History: Cole County Courthouse tunnel teases imagination Paris and Naples have their catacombs, London has its abandoned tube stations and Jefferson City, too, has history beneath its streets. by Jenny Smith, Historic City of Jefferson Published Jun. 27 2020 @ 12:05am

On Display: A view into the future for more art in Jefferson City On June 4, the Cultural Arts Commission and JC Parks welcomed "Dissident" to Capitol Avenue in Jefferson City. by Leann Porrello, For the News Tribune Published Jun. 21 2020 @ 12:05am

From the Stacks: An engaging look at a father-son relationship Sometimes it can be interesting — other times, hilarious — to hear different perspectives of the same story. by Ken Satterfield, For the News Tribune Published Jun. 21 2020 @ 12:05am

Ask a Master Gardener: Time to start planning cole crops With all the rain and cool weather we had earlier, it seems like summer is just getting started. But if you like to start your own seeds indoors, there is always something on the schedule. by Peter Sutter, For the News Tribune Published Jun. 21 2020 @ 12:05am