Small Business Builds Communities, Now Go Out and Support Them!
by Shannon Bond Small businesses make up 99 percent of all companies in the U.S. In Missouri alone, there are
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Spring into Spring: Events in Northland, Missouri
Northwestern Missouri has a lot to offer as the weather turns warm so jump, pedal, run, or stroll into spring
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Barbosa’s Authentic Mexican Food in St. Joseph, Mo.
The Barbosa family has been a staple in the St. Joseph community for many years. Mr. and Mrs. E.C. Barbosa
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The Making of a Martial Arts School
by Shannon Bond Six-year-old Lauren Phillips watched the demonstration at Parkville Days, enthralled, so the story goes. Afterward, she told
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An Analog Guy in a Digital World
by Jay Kerner Read this column while you can. At this point, it’s still an original product of my fevered
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Find Regular Joe coffee at Mokaska in St. Joseph
A historic building decked out with local flair, an outdoor courtyard, and a Regular Joe coffee blend, what more could
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Letter from the Editor
by Shannon Bond Winter is many things. It can be a busy time with school and activities, holidays, and family
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Sleep Well, Ukraine…Q&A with Anthony Glise
St. Joseph, Mo. native Anthony Glise is a world-renowned classical guitarist, composer, and author. He has won many awards and
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The perfect brew is waiting for you at Mojo’s in Kearney
Mojo’s is a coffeeshop in Kearney, Missouri, located in Northwest, Missouri.
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After 50, the ‘C’ word means Colonoscopy
Earlier this month I went in for an endoscopy and a colonoscopy. Or, as was listed next to my name on the whiteboard, I had a ↑↓. Most people were just having a ↓, so I will admit that I felt a little special to have been chosen for a bi-directional procedure. Because when they take you back to the…
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