Jefferson City man says Santa gave his life new purpose
It was one setback after another.
Layne Stracener is the community engagement editor for the Jefferson City News Tribune. She is responsible for bridging the gap between the News Tribune and its readers and executing creative ways to engage and inform the community, primarily through social media, events and community partnerships. She joined the News Tribune staff in 2020 and previously served as the education reporter. She is a native of Kansas City, Missouri, and a 2019 graduate of Missouri State University. You can find her on Twitter at @LayneStracener.
It was one setback after another.
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Porchfest is almost here, and artists are gearing up for a variety of entertainment.
Phil Stiles goes above and beyond to help people in Jefferson City and surrounding communities.
Ann Bax played a significant role in changing many lives as president of the United Way of Central Missouri, a role she had for 13 years.
Lee Knernschield, the recently-hired president of the United Way of Central Missouri, has devoted her professional career to nonprofit organizations.
Derrijk Hollon believes in giving back in many ways.
Joe Schepers continually assists seniors in living their best lives.
There is no shortage of good Samaritans in Mid-Missouri.